Dr. Derek Haruta & Associates
25 Elm Street, Suite 101 N5R 1H5 Saint Thomas, ON, Canada

Dental health is critical to maintaining your overall health and immune system, so now more than ever you should be brushing twice a day and flossing. It could ...save you an emergency trip to the dentist. Learn more about taking care of your teeth when your dentist may not be available at https://bit.ly/3dZefQW See more

April is Oral Health Month, and this year things are a little different. Some dentists are able to treat emergencies, including traumatic injury, unmanageable p...ain or serious infection, but many other treatments are being postponed. Call your dentist if you need to reschedule an upcoming appointment, and learn what you can do to take care of your oral health at home at https://bit.ly/3dZefQW See more

Canada has now imposed mandatory self-isolation (14 days) for returning travellers. Self-isolate means to stay at home and monitor yourself for symptoms, even ...if mild, for 14 days; and avoid contact with other people to help prevent the spread of the disease in your home and in your community in the event you become symptomatic. If you develop symptoms, even if mild, stay home, avoid other people and contact your Public Health Authority as soon as possible. For more information on how to self-isolate, check out the following resources: How to self-isolate (for returning travellers with no symptoms): https://www.toronto.ca//95f0-How-to-Self-Isolate-No-Sympto How to self-isolate (for people with symptoms): https://www.toronto.ca//960f-How-to-Self-Isolate-with-Symp Comment se mettre en isolement (pour les voyageurs de retour qui n'ont pas de symptômes): https://www.toronto.ca//8f50-How-to-Self-Isolate-No-Sympto Comment se mettre en isolement (pour les personnes présentant des symptômes): https://www.toronto.ca//96b5-How-to-Self-Isolate-with-Symp

13 MORE DAYS TILL SPRING !

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From our office to all of our patients, HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!

Jack shares his experience having surgery at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital.

Dental Problems can lead to STROKE! From gingivitis: mild inflammation of the gums to more severe gum disease called periodontitis can lead to tooth loss and tooth decay! BUT DID YOU KNOW all of these types of Gum Disease are associated with a STROKE!

Checking for signs of ORAL CANCER is part of a regular dental checkup! We will examine your oral tissues easily by looking at your lips and inside of your mouth. Your gingivae (gums), inside of your cheeks and your tongue ( the sides and underneath) will be inspected for any abnormalities!

Office Hours for the week of December 30th: Mon Dec 30th 12pm-8pm Tues Dec 31st 8am-1pm Wed Jan 1st CLOSED Thurs Jan 2nd 8am-5pm... Fri Jan 3rd 7:30am-3pm HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR ! See more