Accord Dental Clinic in Kitsilano, Vancouver BC
2385 West 4th Avenue V6K 1P2 Vancouver, BC, Canada

Remind kids that they should brush all of their teeth, not just ones you can see when they smile!

If you're concerned about what’s causing your child's bad breath, make an appointment with us! Regular checkups allow us to detect any problems such as gum disease or dry mouth and stop them before they become more serious.

If you're concerned about what’s causing your child's bad breath, make an appointment with us! Regular checkups allow us to detect any problems such as gum disease or dry mouth and stop them before they become more serious.

Book and your kids before summer flies by! It’ll save you having to book them during school time or waiting to get that precious after school appointment slot!

We have talked about this and you might be surprised with the fact that #flossing can be more important and useful than #brushing. However, we want to keep you informed: Next time you reach for your toothbrush, remember to reach for your floss as well. The simple habit of flossing at least once a day may improve not only your smile, but your overall health, too.

Dental implants are the most advanced solution for missing teeth. Talk to us today about reestablishing a beautiful, complete smile that looks and feels completely natural!

Sports-related injuries account for nearly 5 million missing teeth every year. Help protect your child's game-time smile with a mouthguard!

#Orthodontic Humor #Ineedahug - a tooth is hugged by an orthodontic band #HappyFriday

June 10-16 is all about Men because it’s Men’s Health Week. See how you can support raising awareness for men’s health issues by wearing Blue on June 14 at work. #ShowUsYourBlue

5 summer tips for healthy teeth This summer, stay hydrated and healthy. But think carefully when you choose your beverage some drinks can increase your risk of tooth decay. Drink water - Keep your mouth moist by drinking water throughout the day. This helps wash away plaque-causing bacteria and can even improve your breath.... Choose tap- Fluoridated tap water strengthens your enamel, making your teeth more resistant to decay. Skip the bubbles - The acid in carbonated drinks can wear down your enamel. Use a straw - If you drink acidic beverages, reduce their contact with your teeth by using a straw and finishing the drink quickly, instead of sipping over a long period of time. Try tea - Tea contains compounds that suppress bacteria, slowing down tooth decay and gum disease.

Good News: The CDA found most kids begin brushing their teeth by their first birthday. The bad news: Almost 40% of those ages 3-6 use too much toothpaste. Should be pea-sized dab. #HealthyKids

Trying to decide between clear aligners and regular braces? Talk to your #Dentist about the pros and cons of each treatment.

Pacifiers provide comfort, but they can also affect the alignment of teeth. Tips: Give your baby a pacifier only when it’s time to sleep, and stop use by the age of two. #HealthyBabies

If you're concerned about what’s causing your child's bad breath, make an appointment with us! Regular checkups allow us to detect any problems such as gum disease or dry mouth and stop them before they become more serious.

Book and your kids before summer flies by! It’ll save you having to book them during school time or waiting to get that precious after school appointment slot!

We have talked about this and you might be surprised with the fact that #flossing can be more important and useful than #brushing. However, we want to keep you informed: Next time you reach for your toothbrush, remember to reach for your floss as well. The simple habit of flossing at least once a day may improve not only your smile, but your overall health, too.

Dental implants are the most advanced solution for missing teeth. Talk to us today about reestablishing a beautiful, complete smile that looks and feels completely natural!

Sports-related injuries account for nearly 5 million missing teeth every year. Help protect your child's game-time smile with a mouthguard!

#Orthodontic Humor #Ineedahug - a tooth is hugged by an orthodontic band #HappyFriday

June 10-16 is all about Men because it’s Men’s Health Week. See how you can support raising awareness for men’s health issues by wearing Blue on June 14 at work. #ShowUsYourBlue

5 summer tips for healthy teeth This summer, stay hydrated and healthy. But think carefully when you choose your beverage some drinks can increase your risk of tooth decay. Drink water - Keep your mouth moist by drinking water throughout the day. This helps wash away plaque-causing bacteria and can even improve your breath.... Choose tap- Fluoridated tap water strengthens your enamel, making your teeth more resistant to decay. Skip the bubbles - The acid in carbonated drinks can wear down your enamel. Use a straw - If you drink acidic beverages, reduce their contact with your teeth by using a straw and finishing the drink quickly, instead of sipping over a long period of time. Try tea - Tea contains compounds that suppress bacteria, slowing down tooth decay and gum disease.

Good News: The CDA found most kids begin brushing their teeth by their first birthday. The bad news: Almost 40% of those ages 3-6 use too much toothpaste. Should be pea-sized dab. #HealthyKids

Trying to decide between clear aligners and regular braces? Talk to your #Dentist about the pros and cons of each treatment.

Pacifiers provide comfort, but they can also affect the alignment of teeth. Tips: Give your baby a pacifier only when it’s time to sleep, and stop use by the age of two. #HealthyBabies

Don’t forget to include dental care and insurance in your retirement planning. Older adults are more susceptible to gum disease and other illnesses that raise the risk of tooth decay.