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Explore a wide range of dental related articles designed to help you better understand the procedure you’re considering, and to ensure you receive the most from the dental treatments.
Whether you’re looking for Invisalign or fixed braces, trying to decide on dental implants, or want to prepare your child for their first dentist visit – you’ll find it here. All posts have been reviewed for accuracy by our dentists.
Latest Orthodontic Treatment Developments
Five New Developments in Orthodontic Treatments What's New in Braces & Orthodontics? With respect [...]
Potential Danger of Implants for Teens
Dental Implants for Teens? Here's why it's best to wait. Losing a tooth is [...]
Braces and Playing Sports
Braces & Sports - What you Need to Know When a patient is informed [...]
Types of Dental Insurance Coverage
Insurance Coverage: Different Types of Coverage and Options Most Ontarians enjoy access to medical [...]
Georgian Dental® Wins Top Choice Award
Barrie Dentist is the Top Choice Award Winner! Georgian Dental® is proud to announce [...]
The iTero Element – Latest Dental Technology
Meet Barrie Dentist’s Latest Technology Investment – The iTero Element Technology has been a [...]
Porcelain Veneers & How They Work
Porcelain Veneers – Their Benefits and How They Work Having crooked and stained teeth [...]
Electric Toothbrush Review
Electric Toothbrush Review: Comparing the Top Five In 1965, Bob Dylan took the stage at [...]
Are Dental X-rays Safe?
Dental Exams: Are Dental X-rays Safe? X-rays are images of your teeth and gums that [...]
Procedure For Dental Crowns
Repairing Damaged Teeth with Dental Crowns If a tooth needs filling or has been [...]
Dental Emergencies – ER or Dentist?
Dental Emergencies - Doctor or Dentist? Have you broken or chipped a tooth? Maybe there’s [...]
Benefits and Drawbacks of Invisalign.
An In-depth Look at Invisalign Braces For a long time, braces were perceived to be [...]
