Caring for your teeth on the go Now that fall is in full motion, many are back to their regular work and school routines. With this change, we are often pulled in many different directions, making it difficult to find the time to complete all the...
With summer coming to an end, that means one thing: back-to-school season is in full swing! Heading back to school often brings an air of excitement for children as the upcoming year is full of possibilities: new friends to connect with, subjects to learn, and...
McAllister Dentistry is committed to your health and safety during the COVID-19 Pandemic Our office has always followed strict infection control procedures and the best practices guidelines as set out by Public Health Ontario, the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, and the College of...
To celebrate March, which is National Nutrition Month, we have teamed up with a local nutritionist to teach you how you can support your dental health and minimize the incidence of cavities through nutrition! Teeth, just like any other bones in the body, have the...
Going to the dentist can be a source of real anxiety and fear for many people. Statistics Canada noted that a staggering 40% of Canadians have some fear of going to the dentist. This fear can be extremely detrimental in making sure you are properly...
You may be familiar with the term ‘veneers’, which is often used when discussing cosmetic dentistry. But what exactly are dental veneers, and when might you need them? In this blog post we will answer both of these questions and tell you all you need...
The holiday season is often one of sugary overindulgence: think hot chocolate, marshmallows, candy canes, and gingerbread cookies. Unfortunately for those with a sweet-tooth, sugar is one of the leading causes of tooth decay. The bacteria in your mouth happily feeds off sugar and, as...
Since last year’s media revelation that flossing your teeth isn’t necessary, flossing has been a hot topic in the dentistry industry. There are many mixed opinions, but the firm stance of the Canadian Dental Association is that flossing is very important for your oral health...
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