The holidays are here with us and many people are planning for lots of parties and get-togethers with their friends and family. However, even with all the festivities around you, you should not forget about your dental health.
We all have many things to be thankful for on this holiday, and among them is that you or your family members are maintaining strong dental health!
Happy birthday, Canada! And a wonderful Canada Day to You and the people closest to you from Sherwood Dental – Kitchener Dental Office! Celebrating more than a century and a half of our Canada!
The staff at Sherwood Dental – Kitchener Dentist office, would like to wish all of our patients a Very Happy Easter!
Tooth loss is a medical problem affecting millions of people annually. It is known to have debilitating effects, both physically and psychologically.
Our entire dental team would like to wish you and your family a Happy and Prosperous New Year. We are grateful to our patients for supporting us throughout the past year and hope to be of service to you for many more years.
The holidays are here with us and many people are planning for lots of parties and get-togethers with their friends and family. However, even with all the festivities around you, you should not forget about your dental health.
Your teeth and gums are sensitive to a variety of dental conditions. If you have any vitamin or mineral deficiencies, these conditions can be even more uncomfortable. Here are some of the problems you could encounter if your body doesn't have enough vitamins and minerals. ZINC Zinc is a very important mineral that the body [...]
Dentures are an important part of dental health. Dentures can be a positive and empowering experience for seniors, or they can cause problems with eating and speaking. It's important to get the right denture for your needs and maintain it properly so that you're not at risk of developing serious oral health issues such as [...]
A team of researchers from NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing conducted an analysis that suggests tooth loss as a risk factor for cognitive impairment and dementia.
