Gillingham Drive Dentistry
10 Gillingham Drive, Unit 207 L6X 5A5 Brampton, ON, Canada

Wisdom teeth normally appear between the ages of 17 and 25. However, millions of people have their wisdom teeth extracted, and approximately 85% of people will need their wisdom teeth extracted at some point in their lives because of the severe pain it causes. 90% of people have at least one impacted wisdom tooth. Impacted wisdom teeth can lead to an infection or cyst if they aren’t able to come out normally. Call our office today at 905-456-1400 and have your wisdom teeth extracted! #WisdomTeeth #OralHealth #ImpactedTooth #GillinghamDriveDentistry

People who have sensitive teeth avoid certain foods like ice cream, citrus fruits, hot and cold beverages to not feel any pain or discomfort. Tired of sensitive teeth ruining certain foods for you? Get it treated immediately! Call our office today at 905-456-1400 to book an appointment! #SensitiveTeeth #ToothSensitivity #OralHeath #GillinghamDriveDentistry

Get out of pain fast! We offer emergency care! Our dental practice’s top priority is to relieve patients of pain as quickly as possible. We offer same-day emergency appointments and direct insurance billing. Call our office today at 905-456-1400 for more details! #DentalEmergency #EmergencyCare #DentalCare #GillinghamDriveDentistry

Oral cancer screenings are usually done during routine dental check-ups and cleanings. This is why regular check-ups with the dentist are important because they don’t only help maintain your smile, they can also check for signs of oral cancer. Keep in mind that early detection is the key to effective oral cancer treatment! Call our office today at 905-456-1400 to book an appointment! #OralCancerScreening #OralCancer #DentalCheckUp #OralHealth #GillinghamDriveDentistry

Children’s cavities usually occur in places that dental sealants could have protected. Dental sealants are thin coatings that are applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth or molars to act as a barrier between the tooth and harmful bacteria. Call our office today at 905-456-1400 to learn more about how your child can benefit from dental sealants! #DentalSealants #Sealants #Cavities #GillinghamDriveDentistry

Need urgent dental care? Same-day emergency appointments are available! We can help accommodate and treat patients experiencing any dental emergency. We welcome new patients and we offer direct insurance billing. Call our office today at 905-456-1400 for more details! #DentalEmergency #SameDayAppointments #GillinghamDriveDentistry

Happy National Dental Hygienists Week! Your overall health begins with your Dental Hygienist so don’t forget to show them your gratitude and appreciation! We love Dental Hygienists! #NDHW2021 #DentalHygienistsWeek #OralHealthMonth

Feel great about your smile! We want patients to find confidence in their smiles! We offer a variety of dental services to help you. Call our office today at 905-456-1400 to book an appointment! #DentalServices #IdealSmile #OralHealth #GillighamDriveDentistry

From our family to yours, we wish everyone a very happy Easter long weekend! Stay safe, everyone! #EasterLongWeekend #HappyEaster #DentalCare

Yes, it’s Spring Break until April 5th! Make the most of it by scheduling a dental visit for your child. For bookings and inquiries, call us at 905-456-1400. #SpringBreak

Nothing ever seems impossible in spring, you know. L.M. Montgomery It’s time to spring clean your smile! Book your next dental cleaning session with our office by calling 905-456-1400. We look forward to your visit. #SpringCleaning

Enjoy a big healthy smile after every visit. Our office is ready to cater to all your dental needs. Call us at 905-456-1400 to book your next appointment. #DentalCheckup

Dental Implants are a healthy choice for a better smile. Fill gaps in your smile. Learn more about dental implants from our professional staff. We look forward to seeing you smile better. #DentalCare #DentalImplants

The most beautiful thing in this world is to see your family smiling and knowing that you are the reason behind that smile. Our office wishes you a happy and safe Family Day! Protect your family’s smile, talk to our accommodating team for any dental concerns. We look forward to your next visit! #DentalCare #OralHealth

Happy Valentine’s Day! Wishing everyone a Valentine’s Day filled with smiles of love! #HappyValentinesDay #ValentinesDay2021 #DentalCare #OralHealth

Open your windows to happiness and wealth this year of the Ox. Happy Lunar New Year! #LunarNewYear #YearOfTheOx #DentalClinic

A beautiful smile fills you with more confidence and positivity. Visit our office for routine dental cleanings and exams to avoid plaque build-up and other dental problems. Contact our office today to book an appointment! #OralHealth #GillinghamDrive

Did you know that you can create a natural protective barrier before a meal to prevent tooth stains? This can be done by eating a leafy salad or steamed vegetables before the main meal. Another solution is by rinsing the mouth with water after eating or drinking something that may stain the teeth. To achieve whiter and brighter teeth, call our office at 905-456-1400 today to learn more about our teeth whitening treatment! #ToothStain #OralHealth #Gillingham

Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous Diwali! May your lives be filled with lights of hope, joy, and positivity. #HappyDiwali #Diwali2020

This #RemembranceDay, we must not forget all the sacrifices of those who served and gave their lives in the name of peace and freedom. #LestWeForget #RemembranceDay2020

Happy Halloween! Enjoy a spooktacular Halloween weekend. Eat your treats in moderation and don’t forget to brush and floss. Book your next visit with us! #Halloween2020 #DentalCare #HappyHalloween

Did you know that chewing gum is actually not bad for the teeth as long as the gum is sugar-free? This is because when a person chews gum, they increase the flow of their saliva and saliva helps strengthen the teeth and reduce tooth decay. #SugarFreeGum #ToothDecay

Have a wonderful weekend! Wishing you a beautiful weekend full of smiles and laughter! #HappyWeekend

Most celebrities achieve perfect-looking teeth because of the help of cosmetic dentistry. To enhance the appearance of the teeth and achieve that Hollywood smile that a lot of people dream of, we provide dental services such as veneers, crowns, bondings, and teeth whitening. Call our office today to book an appointment! #CosmeticDentistry #Veneers #TeethWhitening

Confidently smile again! For people who have single or multiple missing teeth, dental implants are a good teeth replacement option. They are the closest a person can get to healthy and natural teeth! Eat, smile, laugh, talk, and enjoy every day activities without worrying about your teeth! Call our office today to see if you are a good candidate for dental implants! #DentalImplants #TeethReplacement

As the year draws to a close, a reminder to use your dental benefits before they expire after December 31st to not lose out on all unused benefits! Appointments are still available! Call our office today at 905-456-1400 to book your appointment! #DentalBenefits #DentalInsurance

Brushing teeth daily does not take a lot of time. If a person brushes their teeth twice a day for two minutes, over the course of a year it will only add up to more than a full day of brushing. Avoid the consequences of not taking care of your teeth by practicing proper dental hygiene every day. For professional cleaning and check-up, call our office today! #Brushing #DentalHygiene #OralHealth

Gum or periodontal disease is an infection of the gums that starts with bacteria on the teeth that get under the gums, causing plaque build-up and tartar which then leads to early gum disease or gingivitis. It has been found that people who smoke are 2-7 times more likely to develop periodontal disease than non-smokers. To prevent gum disease, try to avoid smoking and visit our clinic regularly for check-ups and cleanings. Call our office now to book an appointment! #GumDiease #PeriodontalDisease #OralHealth

Sometimes, white spots appear on the teeth. There are several reasons for that. It could be because of a loss of mineral content in the enamel, caused by trauma to the tooth during development, or it could be an indicator of a bigger health issue. Visit our dentist to figure out the cause. Call our office today to book an appointment! #WhiteSpot #OralHealth

A bad bite can have a severe impact on oral health. If a person has a bad bite, it increases their risk of dental problems, gum disease, and jaw disorders. It can also affect their ability to taste, chew, and even communicate. To avoid experiencing these problems, call our office today and we’ll determine the proper orthodontic treatment for you! #BadBite #Malocclusion #Orthodontics

Why is it encouraged to wait a couple of minutes before brushing? Some foods and drinksthe acidic ones temporarily soften the tooth enamel. Brushing immediately after consuming such foods and drinks could remove some of the enamel, making the teeth more susceptible to decay over time. If you are experiencing any dental issues, feel free to call our office to book an appointment! #ToothEnamel #OralHealth

Calcium plays a role in making the jawbones healthy and strong to hold the teeth in place. Incorporate more calcium into your diet. Almonds, beans, and broccoli are great sources of calcium! #Calcium #Jawbone #OralHealth

Have a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving! May your home be filled with laughter and happiness! #HappyThanksgiving #Thanksgiving2020

Wishing everyone a harvest of blessings, good health, and good times. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend! #HappyThanksgiving #Thanksgiving2020

Did you know that it is actually better to brush teeth first thing in the morning? During sleep, plaque-causing bacteria multiply in the mouth. Brushing teeth after waking up can remove the plaque and bacteria and it also helps introduce fluoride into the mouth before eating. Cleansing the mouth of the bacteria that multiplied overnight helps lessen the number of particles that turn to acid from your breakfast! For professional dental cleaning, call our office today! #Brushing #DentalCleaning #OralHealth

Once you’ve thoroughly brushed your teeth you should then turn your attention to tongue cleaning. There are two basic methods for cleaning the tongue during your basic oral care routine each day: Brushing: A simple and easy method preferred by most. This is best done right after brushing while there’s still toothpaste in the mouth. Clean the tongue, cheeks and roof of the mouth gently, then rinse. Scraper: For those who don’t want to brush the tongue, you can find a scraper at any drug store. These are designed to move across the tongue and remove mucus, food particles and bacteria. #Tongue #OralHealth #Brushing #Scraper