Rymal Family Dental
8 Kingsborough Drive L0R 1P0 Hamilton, ON, Canada

Rymal Family Dental is blessed to have such a great support from all our families, our patients, our team, and our doctors. Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving weekend. Stay safe!

We are super excited to announce that both of our offices will be re-opening as of June 15th, 2020. Please be patient with us as we work through the process of reserving you an appointment. As you know, we will be doing things a little different. Our staff is trained and ready to serve you. Please follow all our social distancing guide lines in order to keep you and our staff protected. Our team will be contacting you to reserve an appointment, Please be patient, we will get to everyone as soon as possible. See you all soon!

Happy Earth Day! Today is Earth Day! And on Earth Day, we are reminded of the three R’s (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), the importance of being environmentally friendly, and decreasing our impact on the environment. But just how green is your dental hygiene routine? Here are 3 tips for making your dental hygiene activities a little greener:... Make Every Drop CountTurn Off the Water While Your Brush Your Teeth. Do you brush your teeth with the water running? we all know that conserving water has never been more important. Here are some simple steps: ~ Wet your toothbrush under the water ~ Turn off the tap ~ Apply toothpaste ~ Brush your teeth for 2 minutes ~ Fill a small glass with water ~ Rinse and swish with water from the glass Go Natural, Compost, or Recycle Your Toothbrush Try using a toothbrush made from recycled or renewable materials. You can easily find a variety of toothbrushes made from natural materials like bamboo, beechwood, and boar bristles. If you prefer to use the traditional plastic toothbrush, recycle it when it’s time for a new one (every 3-4 months). Biodegradable and compostable toothbrushes are made up of everything from corn starch to plant-based bioplastic, and they won’t clog up our landfills. Floss Cleaning between teeth is essential to your daily oral hygiene routine. Dental floss is typically made from nylon or Teflon, and it is not recyclable, but you don’t need a lot to get the job done! Use about 18 inches, wrapping the excess around your middle finger to create a taut surface, and use one to two inch sections to floss between your teeth. There are some who advocate washing or reusing floss. We must admitwe find that a little gross. Another option is to try using compostable floss picks and floss. Take a moment to consider the changes you can make to help save the planet this year. HAPPY EARTHDAY EVERYONE!

Hope everyone has a safe and Happy Easter!

Have a Happy Easter from our family to yours! stay safe!