Myofunctional therapy is a treatment approach designed to correct improper tongue posture and oral muscle function that can interfere with breathing, speech, jaw stability, and long-term dental health, particularly TMJ & jaw problems. Many people experience symptoms such as mouth breathing, snoring, jaw tension, or orthodontic relapse without realizing these issues may stem from dysfunctional […]
When teeth whitening goes wrong, it’s usually due to overuse, the wrong products, or a lack of dental supervision. Uneven color, increased sensitivity, gum irritation, and enamel damage are common outcomes of DIY or cosmetic whitening treatments done incorrectly. In this article, you’ll learn the most common whitening mistakes, why at-home and over-the-counter products often […]
The Canadian Dental Care Plan aims to make dental care more affordable for Canadians, especially those without private insurance. While the plan covers basic dental procedures, many wonder if it includes orthodontic treatments such as braces and Invisalign. In this article, we will clarify the coverage guidelines for braces and Invisalign under the CDCP, explore […]
In most cases, you can eat shortly after a dental filling, but the exact timing depends on the type of material used and whether your mouth is still numb. Eating too soon can damage the filling, cause discomfort, or affect its setting. In this article, you’ll learn when it’s safe to eat after different types […]
If you are a low-income adult in Canada, there are several programs designed to help you access dental care without paying full price. The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), provincial dental initiatives, and community clinics can provide preventive care, emergency treatment, and limited restorative services at low or no cost. These programs aim to close […]
Suppose your household income is under $90,000 and you currently do not have private dental insurance. In that case, the CDCP is typically the more affordable option, offering essential dental coverage with low or no co-payments. But if you expect major or elective dental work, prefer complete provider freedom, or already have private coverage, then […]
