Read our individual blog posts to learn about at-home dental care and tips to help you achieve your healthiest smile!
It is important to take care of your child's baby teeth as they pave the way for the health of their adult teeth and overall bodily health. In this post, our Whitehorse dentists share when to start brushing your baby's teeth and why it is so important.
That first visit to the dentist can be pretty intimidating for any kid, which is why parents should know how to make the process a bit easier for them. Here, our Whitehorse dentists discuss how to talk to your children about visiting the dentist so they feel prepared and comfortable.
Are you experiencing headaches, limited jaw opening, facial pain, or neck and shoulder pain? Our Whitehorse dentists are here to explain why you might have a TMJ disorder.
Cosmetic dental care is designed to do more than just help teeth look good, these procedures often help with oral hygiene and more. Our Whitehorse dentists are here to explain how.
It is never too early to teach your child good oral hygiene habits. Good dental and oral health begins when your child is a baby, and our Whitehorse dentists explain how to teach your kids good hygiene.
At Klondyke Dental Centre, we know that healthy teeth and gums play an essential role in your overall health. To help you keep your smile looking and feeling its very best, our Whitehorsedentists share their top 10 dental hygiene tips.
Teeth whitening is such a popular cosmetic procedure that there are at-home whitening options that many people consider getting. Here, our Whitehorse dentists share details about in-office versus at-home teeth whitening options.
Puberty gingivitis is a preventable form of gum disease that can develop in children during their pubescent phase. In this post, our Whitehorse dentists explain what causes puberty gingivitis and how you and your child can prevent it.
The temporomandibular joint, commonly called TMJ, is one of the most complex joints in the human body. Today, our Whitehorse dentists discuss the three main types of disorders of the TMJ joint.
Dental bonding and veneers are a great way to cosmetically brighten and change your smile. Here, our Whitehorse dentists explain the key differences between these two procedures.
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