B. Smaily Dental
1020 Ottawa St. N, Unit 8 N2A 3Z3 Kitchener, ON, Canada

Only a few more months until we reach the end of the year! Get the most out of your Dental Insurance Benefits and take advantage of any unused portions of Dental Insurance Benefits you may have to help pay for eligible procedures, including coverage for your dental hygiene appointment, x-rays or major coverage like crowns or bridges or Orthodontic treatment, if applicable. Call the practice today and schedule an exam and dental hygiene appointment for you and your family! #Healthcare #DentalBenefits #UseItOrLoseIt #NationalGumCareMonth #OralHygiene #Friday #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile

An easy and effective way to help your kids fight tooth decay is dental sealants! What are they, you may ask? Dental sealant is a thin, plastic coating painted on the chewing surfaces of your child's teeth, usually the back teeth (the premolars and molars), to help prevent tooth decay. The sealant immediately adheres to the depressions and grooves of the teeth, forming a protecting shield over the enamel of each tooth. They can protect these vulnerable areas from tooth decay by "sealing out" plaque and food. Are you interested in learning more about dental sealants for your child's oral health? Contact us today! #PatientFirst #TuesdayTips #DentalSealants #PediatricDentistry #DentalHygiene #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile

Dental emergencies can occur so suddenly that you can be left not knowing what just happened! One minute you're having fun riding your bicycle or rollerblading down the road, and the next minute you're holding your tooth in your hand after it's just been knocked out from a fall. It's essential to follow these steps to keep the tooth's integrity until you arrive at your dental office! #PatientFirst #DentalFacts #DentalEmergency #AccidentsHappen #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile

Staying current with regular oral health check-ups and oral cancer screenings can help reduce your risk of oral cancer! The goal is to detect cancer early and increase the chance that it can be treated effectively. Your dental hygienist looks for signs of oral cancer on your lips, gums, tongue, throat, and tonsils as part of your routine hygiene appointment. Contact our practice today to request your next hygiene appointment. #PatientFirst #TuesdayTips #OralCancer #OralCancerScreening #DentalHygiene #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile