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Locality: Lindsay, Ontario

Phone: +1 705-324-0290



Address: 310 Kent Street West K9V 4T7 Lindsay, ON, Canada

Website: www.dentistryonkent.com

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Dentistry on Kent 27.02.2021

It’s hard for children to brush and floss their very back teeth, making their molars prone to decay. Dental sealants are a thin protective layer that can reduce their risk of decay by nearly 80% in molars. They’re best applied as soon as those back teeth erupt, and it’s a quick procedure here at the office. Think of them as raincoats for a child’s teeth! ;)

Dentistry on Kent 07.02.2021

Team Member Tuesday! Meet Hailey, one of our assistants/receptionists here at Dentistry on Kent. Hailey has been with our team for 3.5 years! Her qualifications include, Level II Dental Assistant, CPR/First Aid, Harp Certified, High Five Children's Certification, continuing education in Orthodontics and reception duties. ... Outside of work you can find Hailey fishing, hunting and now preparing for a new baby! She also loves being on the boat with her husband, Adrian Her favourite thing about being a dental assistant is meeting new people, learning new things and working with the best team ever! We said good-bye to her on Friday as she started her maternity leave. We wish her and Adrian the best with their upcoming arrival of their baby boy! Hello Hailey

Dentistry on Kent 30.01.2021

Dental bonding can fix chipped or cracked teeth. This is when we create a custom-coloured composite resin to match your teeth and apply it in thin layers, hardening it with a special light. The resin can fill minor chips and cracks, often restoring your teeth in a single appointment.

Dentistry on Kent 26.01.2021

Team Member Tuesday!! Meet Dr. Peter Mai, one of our dentists here at Dentistry on Kent. Dr. Peter has been with us for over 3 years. He helped Dr. Evans' patients when he had hand surgery, and he helped Dr Jackie's patients when she had her first baby Adalyn; we liked Dr. Peter so much we decided to keep him! ... Dr Mai's qualifications include: Bachelor of Science, Doctor of Dental Surgery and first aid/cpr. Outside of work you can find him spending time with his wife,(Congratulations!!) cooking and exercising! Dr Mai's favourite thing about being a dentist is meeting, helping and getting to know people in the community! Hello, Dr Peter!

Dentistry on Kent 15.01.2021

Many people find water flossers useful if they have braces or bridges. They can spray away bits of food between teeth and remove plaque which can cause tooth decay.

Dentistry on Kent 11.11.2020

Dental checkups are an essential part of maintaining good oral health. First, we remove stains and build-up on teeth above and below the gumline. Then we look for signs of tooth decay and gum disease, check the bite and jaw for problems, evaluate any new risk factors such as a change in medication, conduct an oral cancer screening, assess problem areas, and make recommendations for further treatment. Sometimes this involves taking a closer look with a dental X-ray. We also demonstrate proper cleaning techniques or provide tips to help patients reach any problem areas when brushing and flossing at home. Call us today to book a dental checkup (705) 324-0290!

Dentistry on Kent 30.10.2020

Do you know what to do if you accidentally lose a tooth? It's important to act quickly. Pick it up carefully and hold it by the top of the tooth not the root and store it in a container of milk, and if you don’t have milk, use saliva or water. Don’t rinse the tooth or let it dry out. Call us right away for further instructions. (705) 324-0290

Dentistry on Kent 26.10.2020

Ever wondered the difference between a dental bridge and an implant? Dental bridges replace a missing tooth by attaching the bridge to the surrounding teeth using crowns or wings. They are a lower-cost solution and a good option if the patient has experienced bone loss where the tooth is missing. However, bridges cannot prevent further bone loss. They can cause strain on the neighbouring teeth and may need to be replaced periodically. A dental implant is a titanium screw pla...ced in the bone with an abutment and crown attached. The implant integrates with the bone for a stronger, more natural functionality and can prevent bone loss. Because it stands alone, it doesn't cause strain on the neighbouring teeth. A dental implant is also a longer-term solution for missing teeth with many implants lasting a lifetime. However, implants cost more than bridges and sometimes are not covered by insurance. Deciding between the two options can be tricky, so we offer to review all information with patients and look at any insurance policies to help them make an informed decision. Book a consultation today!

Dentistry on Kent 08.10.2020

Flossing isn't so much about removing bits of food stuck between your teeth although it's great for that! Flossing's main function is to get rid of the plaque that forms between teeth and along the gum line. That keeps teeth and gums happy and healthy, and prevents cavities between your teeth. So be sure to floss every day!

Dentistry on Kent 03.10.2020

We love treating kids at Dentistry On Kent! We try to make every visit as positive as possible and involve children and parents in their oral health. That includes demonstrating proper brushing and flossing techniques and evaluating and discussing risk factors for tooth decay or other oral health issues. In addition to educating patients and removing stains and plaque from the teeth, a children's dental exam may involve X-rays, sealants, fluoride treatment, pre-orthodontic evaluations, or restorations. Book an appointment for your child today! (705) 324-0290

Dentistry on Kent 01.10.2020

With implant-supported dentures, you can eat the foods you have been missing. We are happy to walk patients through every step of the implant process from the initial evaluation to caring for the final denture, including payment and scheduling options. Ask us about implant-supported dentures today! (705) 324-0290

Dentistry on Kent 18.09.2020

Night guards can protect your teeth while you're sleeping. Jaw pain, clicking noises or headaches in the morning might mean that you are grinding your teeth during the night. This can cause excessive wear and tear, including chipping or cracking. Ask us about a custom night guard to protect your teeth. (705) 324-0290

Dentistry on Kent 12.09.2020

Palatal expanders can be used while children are still growing to help widen the upper jaw. Widening the upper jaw can make room for adult teeth, reduce overcrowding, and correct a crossbite. A palatal expander can improve breathing by opening the oral and nasal passages and allowing the patient to breathe through the nose. If your child is aged 7-10, ask us about this and other early orthodontic treatments! (705) 324-0290

Dentistry on Kent 01.09.2020

Storing a toothbrush out in the open especially near the toilet exposes it to airborne germs and bacteria. Instead, store your toothbrush standing up inside a cabinet so that the water can drain in between brushings and it’s a little more protected.

Dentistry on Kent 13.08.2020

Dental restorations come in many shapes and sizes to repair decayed or fractured teeth. Fillings are used to repair smaller areas of decay while larger areas may be addressed with an inlay or an onlay. Crowns are used when there is a large amount of decay or fractures. If the tooth cannot be saved then an implant-retained crown may be used.

Dentistry on Kent 04.08.2020

When you brush your teeth, are you also brushing your tongue? It’s a prime spot for bacteria to build up. Bacteria on your tongue can also cause bad breath, so be sure to brush your tongue before rinsing, and you’ll feel fresh and clean.

Dentistry on Kent 22.07.2020

This is Bob Marley he was waiting patiently while his human was having her teeth cleaned we love all animals. Big and small

Dentistry on Kent 12.07.2020

Cheese is an excellent between-meal snack as it stimulates saliva production and increases the pH levels in your mouth, reducing the risk of developing cavities. It is also rather delicious!

Dentistry on Kent 05.07.2020

The second molars are usually the last of the baby teeth to grow in - and the last to fall out! Kids often don’t lose their second molars until they’re 11 to 13 years old.

Dentistry on Kent 24.06.2020

Having trouble convincing your kids to floss? Why not try a fun dental flosser pick? These easy-to-use flossers are available in many different styles and colours, so you’re sure to find one to impress your little one. Making flossing fun is an easy way to encourage kids to make flossing part of their everyday routine.

Dentistry on Kent 21.06.2020

Researchers have found that people wearing traditional dentures or have not replaced missing teeth have a higher risk for malnutrition because it’s more difficult to chew fruits, vegetables, nuts, and meat. This means they sometimes avoid these nutritious foods. If you suspect this is a problem, please talk to us about dental implants. They’re a strong, long-term solution that lets you eat anything you’d like even steak, apples, and corn on the cob!

Dentistry on Kent 04.06.2020

It only takes 24-36 hours for plaque to harden into tartar. Once plaque becomes tartar, it is bonded to the tooth enamel and only a dental professional can remove it. However, flossing once a day, every day can help prevent plaque from hardening into tartar.

Dentistry on Kent 18.05.2020

Popsicles are a perfect treat for a hot summer’s day - but they can be packed with sugar! An easy recipe for a healthy, tooth-friendly version includes plain yogurt, which is packed with calcium, and low sugar berries such as strawberries or raspberries. Using the blender, liquify one cup of berries and combine with a half a cup of yogurt and freeze using a popsicle mould. Simple and delicious!

Dentistry on Kent 11.05.2020

At Dentistry On Kent, we offer night guards to help protect tooth enamel from the damage caused by bruxism (tooth grinding). Our guards are custom fit for your mouth to help absorb the force of your bite and change behaviour. Ask us if you have any questions about teeth grinding!