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Locality: Collingwood, Ontario

Phone: +1 705-446-0330



Address: 4 Saint Paul Street L9Y 3N9 Collingwood, ON, Canada

Website: harbourdentalhygiene.com/

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Harbour Dental Hygiene 06.05.2021

***Our office will continue to be open to provide care for our patients as our province enters into lockdown. As Regulated Health Professionals we will continue to follow strict Public Health guidelines to keep our patients safe. Stay Healthy, Safe and Keep Smiling ... Barb, Leisha, Carly and Leanne

Harbour Dental Hygiene 09.02.2021

We are very excited to be back in the clinic and scheduling appointments again! We have been working hard to ensure all of our new guidelines have been met. Please continue to be patient as we are very busy rescheduling the last few months appointments that were missed. ... We want to thank everyone for their patients and understanding and look forward to seeing you soon. Stay Healthy, Safe & Keep Smiling! Barb, Leisha, Carly and Leanne

Harbour Dental Hygiene 21.01.2021

Happy Canada Day Everyone #canadian#proud #celebratesafe #physicaldistance #harbourdentalhygiene

Harbour Dental Hygiene 22.12.2020

Friday Funny What one are you?! Have a wonderful weekend everyone and remember...... Stay Healthy, Safe, and Keep Smiling ... #harbourdentalhygiene

Harbour Dental Hygiene 09.12.2020

SNACKING MUCH? Are you eating more frequently? Yep! Drinking more sugary beverages? Yep! Craving unhealthy foods?... Yep! Eating more carbs? Yep! Me Too!! #bakingtoomuch These changes to your diet can have a huge impact on your oral health. Did you know that carbohydrates, when combined with the bacteria in your mouth, produce acid. This acid attacks your teeth for at least 20 minutes each time you eat or drink, increasing your risk for cavities. You can defend against these attacks in two important ways: First, avoid grazing on carbohydrates and include proteins like nuts, meat, and cheese in your meals and snacks to help neutralize the acidity of your saliva. Second, maintain a good daily home oral hygiene routine, because regular visits to your dental hygienist are not possible right now. Keeping your teeth and gums healthy at home is key. 7 Ways to Reduce Acid Attacks Don’t linger over your food and drinks Eat no more than 3 meals and 2 snacks daily Make water your beverage of choice Include protein or fats each time you eat Choose healthy snacks like apples, crunchy vegetables, nuts, and plain yogurt Limit unhealthy snacks like granola bars, chips, and crackers Eat sweets only with meals And if you can’t brush, floss, pick after you eat.... Use xylitol gum or mints to neutralize the acid produced after eating. Rinse your mouth with water after eating. You have the time #getthosesugarbugs#thankyoucarly#harbourdentalhygiene