Queenston Dental
321 Queenston Rd L8K1H3 Hamilton, ON, Canada

TRUTH: When it comes to brushing, there can be too much of a good thing. Brushing too often or too hard can cause your gums to recede leading to tooth sensitivity and issues down the road. Follow a regular oral health care routine and brush your teeth twice per day for two minutes to keep your gums happy and healthy. #PatientFirst #MythBusted #DentalHygiene #OralHealthTips #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile

As we approach the end of the year, be sure to 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. With our dental practice closed earlier this year due to COVID-19, schedules are more compressed. As such, we encourage you to call or email us today to schedule your appointment. #PatientFirst #OralHealth #Smile #DentalBenefits

We are proud of our team and we can't say it enough. Thank you to our everyday heroes that help Canadians take care of their oral health. #PatientFirst #ThankYou #EverydayHeroes #Teamwork #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile

November is a great reason to smile because it's Movember. Movember raises funds for Men's Health, including medical research, groundbreaking tests and trials, life-changing men’s health programs and innovative treatments. Tag a friend with a great moustache and learn more about how you can support this initiative. Ready, set, mo! https://ca.movember.com #PatientFirst #Movember #MensHealth #ShareSmiles #Moustache #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile

Every day is a good day to show kindness, but today is an especially great one! We always love to hear about things that make people smile. Tag someone who you think spreads kindness everyday. #PatientFirst #WorldKindnessDay #Kindness #SpreadJoy #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile

TRUTH: When tooth decay begins, there typically aren’t sensations of pain. Pain is an indicator of more serious dental issues. Visit your dentist regularly for your routine dental hygiene appointments and prevent issues before they start. #PatientFirst #MythBusted #DentalHygiene #OralHealthTips #StayHealthy #HealthySmile #Healthcare #DentalCare #OralHealth #Smile