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Virtually no one is immune to cavities; even with the most diligent oral care, we still see patients come in needing cavity treatment. While prevention is incredibly important, it’s also important to understand how cavities progress in stages and when to reach out to your local dentist in Whitby.

When you lose a tooth, either from gum disease, an extraction, or an accident that knocks a tooth out, bone loss starts to occur around the area where there is no longer a tooth.

Dental crowns function as caps on damaged and/or extracted teeth to protect them from further damage and replace the missing visible portion of the tooth with a functional prosthetic or replacement. Despite the extraction, it is still possible for a cavity to form and grow beneath the surface of the dental crown because there still is biological matter from the tooth below the crown, unlike when...

Used to enhance the shape, colouring, and/or size, veneers are a great way to enhance your confidence and the aesthetics of your smile. At Diamond Dental Centre, we provide custom porcelain veneers to patients at our local dental offices in Whitby and Vaughan, who are looking for a smile makeover.

Teeth cleaning, both at home and at your local dental office in Vaughan, is important for your oral health for a number of reasons. From day-to-day hygiene to more serious health implications like gum disease and tooth loss, how you care for your smile plays a significant role.

When you lose a tooth, finding a replacement option that suits your physical health, anatomy, and lifestyle is a priority. When you visit a dentist in Whitby to address the issue of a missing, damaged, or extracted tooth, you will typically be presented with three options: dentures, bridges, or dental implants in Whitby.

If you’ve been dealing with extreme tooth pain, gum irritation, tenderness or soreness, you may have a tooth infection. When faced with a serious infection of the tooth root or gums, it’s important to see your local dentist in Vaughan urgently to seek treatment. Among the most common treatment options are a medication, a root canal, or an extraction. Both root canal treatments and tooth...