Nutrition and Oral Health: Discover the connection between nutrition and oral health through our informative articles. Learn about diet choices that promote strong teeth and gums.
The old adage “You are what you eat” resonates deeply when it comes to oral health. In our holistic journey towards achieving and maintaining radiant smiles at Excel Dental, we’ve recognized and celebrated the inextricable link between nutrition and the health of our mouth. As it turns out, the journey to a dazzling smile might…
In the vast tapestry of human experiences, every individual has a unique narrative. Some narratives are woven with challenges, be it physical, developmental, or cognitive. At Excel Dental, our mission transcends beyond just dental care; it’s about embracing every individual’s story and ensuring that they receive the care, comfort, and understanding they truly deserve. Comprehensive,…
Maintaining good oral health goes beyond having a sparkling smile. Your mouth can sometimes signal underlying issues through specific symptoms. If you experience any of the following two common dental symptoms, it’s crucial not to ignore them and to seek dental care promptly. Ignoring these symptoms could lead to more serious problems down the line….
Introduction: Beyond Aesthetics – The Deep Psychological Effects of Tooth Loss Picture this: a room full of people engaged in lively conversation, laughter filling the air. But amidst the joyous chatter, there is someone sitting quietly in the corner, desperately trying to hide their smile. Why? Because they’re missing teeth. Beyond mere aesthetics, tooth loss…
Invisalign is a popular orthodontic treatment that has revolutionized the way people straighten their teeth. However, there are several misconceptions surrounding this innovative teeth-straightening system. It is important to address these misconceptions to provide a clearer understanding of what Invisalign truly offers. This article aims to debunk three major misconceptions about Invisalign and shed light…
Dr. Susan Pan of Excel Dental in Hamilton Ontario answers some of the most commonly asked questions about Periodontal Disease and its link to Diabetes: Periodontal Disease is a bacterial infection of the gums (“Gingivitis”) and bone (“Periodontitis”) that support your teeth. When Periodontal Disease is present, your body undergoes an inflammatory process in an…
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