We know how important it is to keep our mouths healthy, but did you know that healthy mouths are also important for our overall wellness? It’s true – tooth decay and gum disease can lead to health problems throughout the entire body.
Southeast Dental - Dentist in Markham, ON
Address : 70 Karachi Dr, Markham ON L3S 0B5
Call Us : 905-471-2002
To Our Patients -
We're Open Now
On behalf of the entire team at Southeast Dental we sincerely hope that you and your family are in good health. We are happy to inform you that we are now able to provide dental care once again.
While many things have changed over the last few months, one thing has remained the same: our commitment to your health and safety. Our office has always followed strict infection control standards and in order to keep us all protected during this pandemic and in the future, we have updated our protocols. When we see you at your next appointment, things will be a little different but rest assured, it’s all in the best interest of our staff, patients and families. Click here to see how your next visit will look.
We look forward to seeing you again soon. Please call or text us at 905-471-2002 or email us at info@southeastdental.ca to book your next appointment.
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Dental Care for Adolescents
As we’ve mentioned in past posts, dental care changes at different ages. We have discussed proper care for babies, children, and seniors – and in this blog post we’re tackling dental needs of adolescents.
6 Things That Increase Chances of Getting Cavities
We take great care of our teeth for many reasons, and one of them is to prevent cavities. In one of our past blog posts, we explained all about cavities and how they’re formed. This week, we’re letting you know about 6 things that can increase your chances of getting cavities – some you may have never thought of – to further prevent dental problems and to keep your smiles healthy.
Dental Care for Seniors
Dental needs change as a person ages. The specifics of the care you received as a baby are much different than your needs as an adult. For seniors, there are certain things to watch out for and keep in mind with respect to dental routine and care.
What Children Want to Know About Loose Teeth
Loose teeth are something that we’ve all dealt with – you may remember your own loose teeth, especially your first one. Quite possibly, you can recall all the questions you had: Can I wiggle it? Will it hurt when it falls out? Why is it loose?
If you’re a parent, these are the very questions you’ll be asked once your child experiences loose teeth of their own. And if you’re worried that you don’t know how to properly handle these and other questions, don’t worry – the team at Southeast Dental is here to help!
A Sensitive Subject – Tips for Sensitive Teeth
Dealing with sensitive teeth can be difficult. Not being able to enjoy certain foods and drinks, experiencing pain when you least expect it – sensitive teeth can go from a mere annoyance to an unbearable issue. Luckily, there are a variety of ways to minimize the tooth sensitivity or guard against it completely. After all, your team at Southeast Dental wants you to be able to enjoy a healthy, pain-free mouth! So here are our top tips to deal with those sensitive teeth:
Preventing Oral Cancer
Taking proper care of our mouths is not only important for white teeth and healthy smiles – it’s also preventative care. Oral cancer is a very real risk, even in Canadians, but there are effective ways to prevent it, many of which you may already be doing.
Here are a few preventative measures:
Dental Hygiene for Kids
Proper dental hygiene is important for all ages, but it’s imperative to start good habits at a young age. Whether you’re still cleaning your children’s teeth yourself, or if your kids are at that age when they’re ready to learn how to take care of their own oral health, we have some tips for you (and them) to help make sure they’re armed with the most effective methods possible.
6 Ways to Keep Smiles Healthy During the Holidays
‘Tis the season for friends, family, gatherings, and food. And with this season comes sugary baked treats that are tough to turn down. We would never tell you not to indulge in wonderful holiday food, but we know it’s important to keep up dental health habits during all of the parties and dinners. So we’ve put together 6 tips to keep your teeth healthy while enjoying the holiday season.
Getting Rid of Bad Dental Habits
When it comes to oral health, we all have our share of bad dental habits. Some of us may not brush enough, or we don’t see the dentist as often as we should. But there are other habits that can negatively affect our dental health that we may not even realize are bad.