Ryan K Dentistry
201 - 3607 31 Street V1T 5J4 Vernon, BC, Canada

We are having a fun contest over the next 6 weeks. We also want to promote local businesses so the prize will be a beautiful gift basket. To enter you must comment, like and share. Play along and have some fun with us. Guess who’s famous smile this is. 1.Christiano Ranaldo 2. Carrie Underwood... 3. Darla 4. Jason Momoa 5. Meryl Streep 6. 7. Last week make sure you like share and guess for an entry!!! See more

Your diet is essential to healthy living, but did you know that eating right can help prevent tooth decay & gum disease? Drink lots of water, & stay away from sugar-loaded foods and drinks! Your teeth--and body--will thank you later!

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 tongue is capable of carrying bacteria, just like your teeth, so brushing your tongue is always important, too!

Make sure you’re getting enough calcium to maintain healthy teeth! Yogurt, fortified orange juice, broccoli, cheese, and other dairy products can provide you with that much-needed calcium.

You may brush regularly, but are you brushing for long enough? It's recommended to brush for at least two minutes, twice daily!

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

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

We all need to brush; make sure you’re using the right toothbrush for you.

We love to see our patients smile!

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.

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!)

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

Keep a pack of sugar-free gum on hand when traveling. Not only can it come in handy when you’ve temporarily forgotten your toothbrush, but it can help relieve ear pressure during a flight.

Smiling offers more health benefits than you think. Not only does it help to change your mood and relieve stress by triggering your brain to release endorphins, it boosts your immune system and lowers your blood pressure over time! (Not to mention a smile always looks good on you!)

Crocodiles get their teeth cleaned, too! The Crocodile Bird flies into the open mouth of a crocodile to clean their teeth.

Drop a photo of your beautiful smile! We'd love to see.

Make sure you’re keeping your toothbrush clean. After rinsing it after each use, leave it to air dry to prevent new bacteria from growing.

Smiles are contagious! Don't forget to smile today!

Give us a call to schedule your next dental appointment!

Smile and let everyone know that today, you're a lot stronger than you were yesterday!

Don't forget to floss every day, especially after meals. Floss can help remove the small particles in-between your teeth that your toothbrush usually can't reach; this can reduce your chances of developing tooth decay and gum disease.

Your nutrition affects your teeth, so eat healthily!

A smile is an inexpensive way to change your looks. - Charles Gordy

When you have a dozen reasons to smile, don't let one reason make you frown!

Plaque and bacteria can gather on, around, and under your tongue too. Clean the surface of your tongue daily, either with your toothbrush or with a tongue cleaner. This will also help prevent bad breath!

If you have only one smile in you, give it to the people you love. - Maya Angelou

Have a glass of water before tea! Since tea contains caffeine, it is better to drink water first to reduce acidity, which reduces the effect of tea on your teeth and your gums!