TMJ: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Options
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is the joint that attaches your jaw to your skull. In today's post, our Kenora dentists explain three main types of TMJ disorders (TMD), symptoms, and treatment options.
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10 Oral Hygiene Tips
A good oral health care routine should include brushing, flossing, and regular visits to your dental office. Here, our Kenora dentists share their best oral hygiene tips to help you keep your mouth healthy!
Types of Dental Fillings Available
If you have a cavity or other tooth damage, you may need a dental filling to restore your tooth. Today, the dentists at Lake of the Woods Dental explain reasons you'd need a tooth filling and what your options are for filling types.
Our Top 5 Tips for At-Home Oral Hygiene
In today's post, our Kenora dentists offer 5 tips that can help you make the most of your at-home oral hygiene routine.
Why Does My Tooth Hurt? 5 Possible Answers
In this post, our Kenora dentists explain some possible reasons for tooth pain. If you are experiencing tooth, gum, or jaw pain, contact your dentist immediately to schedule an appointment for a diagnosis and treatment plan.
Your Child’s First Dental Cleaning: What to Expect
Babies should first see the dentist at about six months of age, or at the emergence of their first tooth, and then twice yearly for preventive hygiene cleanings. Today, our Kenora dentists explain what you can expect at your child's first cleaning appointment.
Why Would a Practice Move its Office?
During the course of a career, it is common for a dentist to move at least once.
Why tell the dentist about my medical history?
Each of the questions asked on the medical history sheet have specific items that can easily have an effect on the delivery of dental treatment.
Why Does One Dentist Give Different Advice Than Another?
It is good to be informed. Make sure to include your dentist in your search for what will be the best approach in your individual case to prevent dental problems and to treat problems most effectively when they arise.
Why do I Need a Cleaning?
Waiting until something hurts is an expensive way to manage a mouth. Nearly all dental problems start out small and are easily managed.