Warden Eglinton Dental Centre

04/12/2023

07/10/2020

Whether you have natural teeth or implants, your oral health matters! Our hygienists and dentists work together in determining which areas of your oral health are of concern and need extra attention. Call us today!

07/01/2020

Happy Canada Day!

06/26/2020

Thank you to one of our lovely patients for sending us some beautiful flowers.

06/19/2020

Here are some interesting dental fun facts about brushing your teeth.

06/12/2020

Do you have a dental emergency? Please contact our office by phone (416-751-4290) or email (Reception .ca). https://www.wedental.ca/contact.html

06/05/2020

Fun Fact of the week about jaw muscles. Did you know your jaw muscles are this tough!?

05/29/2020

Our teeth are like fingers prints. They carry significant clues about our overall health, including periods of stress or illness we have endured.

05/21/2020

DID YOU KNOW...the first signs of a toothbrush being used by human beings dates back to 3500 B.C. in ancient Egypt. Cool right!!!

05/15/2020

If you have a toothache, here are some of the best home remedies for relief:

1. Salt Water Rinse-Rinse with this solution 4-5 times daily to reduce inflammation and contract the tissues.
2. Grab a Pillow-Keeping your head elevated at all times can reduce the excess blood flow to the inflamed tooth that can make swelling increase and pain feel worse.
3. Keep the Area Cold-Ice works great to keep the toothache area cold and reduce swelling.
4. Garlic Paste-Garlic has medicinal and anti-bacterial properties that can kill dental bacteria that cause plaque, while also serving as an effective pain reliever.
5. Peppermint Tea-Some studies have shown that peppermint tea has antioxidant and antibacterial properties and can help in numbing painful areas.
6. Knotted Floss- You’ll find out pretty quickly if your pain is caused by a bit of food by knotting a piece of floss and flossing it through your teeth. Flossing it out will result in almost immediate relief.

05/08/2020

FALSE. As you age, your mouth changes and the nerves in your teeth become less sensitive to pain. This means that you may not experience soreness or tenderness from tooth decay or gum disease. If you think you have a dental emergency, please call or email us today!

05/01/2020

Brushing harder doesn't mean you will clean your teeth more effectively, in fact, it can even damage your oral health. As long as you reach all areas of your mouth in a gentle manner with the correct technique you'll be able to clean your teeth without damage.