If you receive your dental coverage through ODSP or Ontario Works, you can almost certainly add the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) on top of it, and in most cases you should. You do not lose your provincial benefits by doing this. The CDCP becomes the first payer for your

Many patients in Hamilton, ON want to know whether local tap water contains fluoride, whether that is still current, and what it actually means for cavity prevention. For most people on Hamilton’s municipal water system, the answer is yes: Hamilton tap water is fluoridated, and it can play a helpful

Yes, in many cases you can fly after dental treatment, but the right timing depends on what was done, how you feel, and whether there is still a meaningful risk of bleeding, swelling, pressure-related pain, or complications during healing. A conservative, evidence-based guide suggests waiting about 24 hours after routine

It can be dangerous to delay a cavity filling, but not usually in the dramatic way people imagine. The real risk is that a cavity tends to grow. If it spreads deeper, a simple filling may no longer be enough, and you may need more complex care, such as a

If you have a dental implant and you are noticing bleeding, swelling, tenderness, or a weird taste, it is totally normal to wonder, “Is this just irritated gums or is my implant infected?” Peri implantitis is essentially gum disease around an implant, and the key difference is that it involves

Vaping gets marketed as the “chill” cousin of smoking — less smoke, fewer chemicals, no lingering smell on your hoodie. But your mouth doesn’t care about the branding. Your teeth, gums, and the tissue that supports them still get hit with heated aerosol, flavour chemicals, and sometimes nicotine every single