Willow Dental Care Langley
19705 Fraser Highway, #303, Langley, BC V3A 7E9
Is your mouth kissable or should you take out the mouthwash? It feels great and is a lovely finisher to your evening bathroom ritual, but do you need it? According to Heidi, one of our best hygienists, the big thing to remember is that mouthwash will not remove plaque. It might feel great, but only […]
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Please be advised that effective May 1, 2013 this clinic and all other clinics that are members of the 123Dentist.com Community Dentist Network will no longer be offering Air Miles(tm) reward miles. If you have any questions, please contact us at your earliest convenience. Thank you!
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One question usually posed to our oral health care professionals at Willow Dental Care Langley, your Langley dentist is : “what are receding gums?”. In straightforward terms, receding gums are a result of gum disease– giving your gums a “receding” appearance. Generally, gum disease plays the biggest role in receding gums. Simply put, bacteria that […]
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“Why should I floss?” is a common question asked by patients at our Langley dental clinic. In reality, flossing is one of the most necessary steps in any excellent dental health and wellness routine. Floss aids in removing any meals particles trapped between the teeth as well as reduces your chances of plaque buildup. It is […]
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Dental extractions (removing teeth) may be a necessary procedure to prevent tooth misalignment in the case of wisdom teeth or to maintain the health of your other teeth and gums. Extractions nowadays are relatively quick and painless, so if you suspect you have a tooth that might require removal, contact your Langley dentist, Willow Dental […]
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After a tooth extraction (removal) has been completed by one of our dental health professionals at your Langley dentist, Willow Dental Care Langley, it’s important to take proper care of the site to prevent infection, control bleeding and allow the gum tissue to heal well enough that it can accept a denture or dental implant. […]
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Preventing cavities is sometimes not an easy task. Do you find yourself prone to getting a lot of dental cavities even though you brush your teeth twice a day, floss daily and visit Willow Dental Care Langley, your Langley dentist, every six months for a regular checkup? The problem may actually be linked to your […]
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One of the most common causes for worn teeth is bruxism. Bruxism refers to tooth grinding or jaw clenching, especially during sleep, which wears down your enamel at an accelerated rate. You may have bruxism and not be aware of it, so contact Willow Dental Care Langley, your Langley dentist, for an appointment and we’ll […]
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