College of Dental Surgeons of Saskatchewan
201 1st Ave S 1202 The Tower at Midtown Saskatoon, SK, Canada

Have you noticed a change in your mouth persist longer than 14 days? Maybe there’s a sore, or a lesion, or a pain. It’s time to talk to your dentist. They’re trained to identify oral cancers as part of your regular check-up.

The College of Dental Surgeons of Saskatchewan is the licensing and regulatory body for dentists in the province. Learn more about the requirements to practice, here: https://saskdentists.com/licensing

Early childhood caries (which is a bacterial infection that causes tooth decay and long-term health affects) is responsible for 31% of all day surgeries for children aged one to four. It’s the leading cause of day surgery for children in this age rangeand it’s totally preventable. Practice good oral health care at home and make sure your child sees a dentist as soon as their first tooth erupts.

Does your family have a dentist? Use our handy tool to find one in your community. https://saskdentists.com/index.php/dentists-addresses

A dental exam is for your overall health. Good oral health is directly tied to better health outcomes for things like your cardiovascular system and preventing disease. Learn more about this critical connection here: http://yoursaskdentist.ca/health-starts-here/

Dentists are taking all precautions to protect your health and are following all provincial guidelines. Your next visit could be a bit different than before, or the pace a little slower. Book an appt. and get the details. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2Y41GOa

Your health is important! That includes your oral health. Did you know that your oral health is directly tied to your overall wellbeing? Learn more about why, here: http://yoursaskdentist.ca/health-starts-here/

Does your family have a regular dentist or dental health team? Find one using our online directory: https://www.saskdentists.com/index.php/dentists-addresses

When visiting the dentist, you may notice some changes to your usual visit. Call your dental office for more details on what to expect, available care options, and what you should do before coming in. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2Y41GOa

Dentists are experts in #infectioncontrol and are dedicated to take necessary precautions to protect you, your family and the dental team. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2Y41GOa #CanadianDentistsCare

If you have flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, difficulty breathing), or have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, please #stayhome. If you’re sick and have an upcoming dental appt. please call to report symptoms, reschedule or ask about avail. care options: https://bit.ly/2Y41GOa

If you have oral pain or concerns, treatment that started before the pandemic, or questions about maintaining good oral health, call your dentist. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2Y41GOa #OralHealthOverallHealth

When should you take your baby to the dentist? It’s easy to remember first tooth, first visit! Learn more about http://yoursaskdentist.ca/first-tooth-first-visit/

For dental offices to resume routine oral health care, they must meet all provincial guidelines. Some are open and others are preparing to open soon which can take time. Dentists are doing their best to get back to caring for you as fast as possible: https://bit.ly/2Y41GOa