Richmond West Dental
500 Richmond St. W, Suite 128 M5V 3N4 Toronto, ON, Canada

In addition to brushing and flossing, rinsing your mouth with an antibacterial rinse can help prevent decay and gum problems.

"A warm smile is the universal language of kindness." - William Arthur Ward

When you’re looking for dental care products, look for ones with the ADA Seal of Acceptance. It will ensure that the product you’re getting will do a safe and thorough job of keeping your teeth clean.

No matter your age, dental hygiene is essential! We often treat patients who have neglected to take care of their teeth for long periods of time. This neglect can result in situations where many of the patient’s teeth are decayed, damaged, or even completely missing. When this happens, we often recommend that the patient consider dentures. These devices can replace your missing teeth and let you once again experience the full appearance and function of your natural smile. Think you might need a consultation? Book one today by giving our office a call!

Don't forget to smile today!

All other tissues in our bodies have the power to repair themselves, but our teeth can’t. When damaged, they must be repaired by a skilled dentist using caps, crowns, fillings or veneers. When our teeth fall out, the only options are partial or full dentures or dental implants. (Just one more reason to take great care of your teeth every day!)

As we get older, it becomes more important to maintain our oral health. Skipping dentist appointments or becoming lax on brushing and flossing can lead to gum disease.

Your smile is the first thing people notice when they meet you. Show off your best smile by practicing healthy dental habits!

The worst culprits of staining teeth are coffee, wine, tea, and cigarette smoke. If you want a brighter smile, it's best to limit or avoid these things entirely.

In the middle ages, people thought that a dog’s tooth boiled in wine made an excellent mouth rinse to prevent tooth decay.

According to a recent Time survey, 59% of people would rather have a dental appointment than having to sit next to someone who is talking on a cell phoneWho would've thought?

We love to see you smile! Schedule an appointment today!

Toss that toothpick! Sure, they may come in handy if you badly need to remove food debris, but toothpicks are no equal to dental floss. They can splinter and break, and using them too aggressively can damage gum tissue.