Willow Dental Care Langley
19705 Fraser Highway, #303, Langley, BC V3A 7E9
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Regular visits to your dentist at Willow Dental Care Langley are incredibly important for both your oral health and your general health. Why go to the dentist? Poor oral health has been link to poor general health, so come in for an appointment in Langley and get a great smile and something to smile about. Still wondering “why […]
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Whether you’re in a business meeting or a lunch date, halitosis or bad breath can ruin your whole day and your fabulous first impression. However, with these tips from your dentist at Willow Dental Care Langley, you can quickly fix your bad breath and get back to business – social or professional. Reach for the […]
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According to a recent report from the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, 28% of toddlers have cavities. If you want to help your child’s smile grow happy and healthy, read on for valuable tips from the caring dental health care professionals at Willow Dental Care Langley. Tip #1: Practice Tooth Brushing Simple things like […]
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Many dental patients in Langley believe they have perfect oral health. However, at Willow Dental Care Langley, we see many patients who are suffering from gingivitis and gum disease without even realizing it. Puffy, red gums that bleed could mean you have gingivitis. If you ignore these symptoms — and many patients do as the […]
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Using dental floss properly is essential to your oral health because it eliminates plaque and gets rid of food bits in places where a toothbrush can’t reach. These areas are in between the teeth and underneath the gum-line. Here are some great oral health tips on clean teeth and dental floss from the dental team at […]
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We all know that nail biting is a bad habit, but do you know why? The dental team at Willow Dental Care Langley want to clarify why this habit is so detrimental to your overall oral health. Nail biting is a common habit within certain age groups, including children, teens and young adults. Stress often triggers […]
READ MORE »April is Oral Health Month and to celebrate we are hosting a VELscope Oral Cancer Screening day on April 26, 2012. Did you know? Oral Cancer is the 13th most common cancer reported in Canada? Men are more susceptible to Oral Cancer than women? A screening for Oral Cancer only takes 2 – 3 minutes? Are you at risk? Male smokers over […]
READ MORE »April is Oral Health Month and to celebrate – and encourage – great oral health care, members of the 123Dentist.com Community Dentist Network across the Lower Mainland are reccommending a VELscope Oral Cancer Screening. The VELscope system is a laser device that was invented by the BC Cancer Agency as a tool to fight Oral Cancer through early detection. Oral Cancer […]
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Your children’s oral health is important, and keeping teeth and gums healthy is crucial on so many levels. Recently, experts have discovered that children’s teeth might be able to help treat Parkinson’s disease and diabetes because of stem cells located in the pulp chambers of the teeth. Clearly, your child’s teeth are vitally important and […]
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Our practice puts the health and safety of our patients and staff as our top priority. With that in mind we have made the difficult decision that effective immediately, we will be temporarily closing until March 27, 2020.
We will continually evaluate and closely monitor the situation as it unfolds and will be sending updated communication if we anticipate being closed beyond March 27, 2020.
We value your patience during these difficult times and encourage everyone to stay safe and healthy and to follow the directions of Health Canada and your local health authorities.
If you experience a dental emergency, please contact the 123Dentist emergency line at (604) 805-2500.