(647) 797-8404
(905) 235-1199
Treatment Duration
30-60 minutes – Regular cleaning appointments
Availability
Flexible Hours – Evening and weekend appointments available
Session Length
30-60 minutes – Professional cleaning sessions
Recovery Time
None – No downtime after cleaning
Discomfort Level
Minimal – Some discomfort during deep cleanings or gum care
Cost per Treatment
$100 to $300 – Depending on the clinic and treatment type
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Dental hygiene is considered the first line of defense against dental health problems. Any dentist’s professional work is only as good as their patient’s daily hygiene habits that follow. The benefits of deep cleaning, scaling, polishing, and fluoride therapy, to name a few standard procedures, can be extended with a consistent and straightforward hygienic routine. Conversely, those benefits can be short-lived with poor hygiene. Moreover, when bad hygiene habits continue over a long time, they give rise to many dental problems that hurt our quality of life.
Our dentists are all recognized by leading industry organizations, and work with the best clinical partners and dental labs to provide you with top-notch dental care.
We are always prioritizing your safety at every step by taking measure such as health screening, sanitization, enhanced PPE etc.
From general dentistry, dental implants and same day crown fittings, to cosmetic dentistry such as invisalign & teeth whitening at Leslie North Dental we offer the highest level of dental care.
In order to facilitate your dental treatments, we accept almost all the insurance coverages and we also offer installment payments for specific treatments.
FAQs
Brush twice daily. Brushing teeth should never be a rushed task; take at least two minutes to give your teeth and gums a thorough clean. Do not brush immediately after eating, especially for acidic foods. And don’t forget to brush your tongue with a scraper or toothbrush.
Use the right tools. Toothpaste that contains fluoride offer the best protection for your teeth throughout the day. A comfortable soft-bristled toothbrush works well. Consider using an electric toothbrush for a more significant reduction of plaque and gum disease (gingivitis).
Practice your technique while brushing for two minutes. Start from the outside of the teeth, and move to the inner side, the chewing surface, and the tongue. While holding the toothbrush, tilt the soft bristles towards the gum line and brush with short circular motions while simultaneously rotating the tilt angle away from the gum line; perform this technique across all your teeth.
When done, rinse your toothbrush with water and store it upright to air dry until next time.
Flossing cleans those hard to reach places that a toothbrush can’t quite go. Take about 46 centimeters (18 in.) of dental floss and wrap it around both middle fingers. Use the index fingers and thumbs to grip the floss tight.
Gently glide the floss between teeth and into the gumline without snapping it into the gums. When in position, use the floss to hug around a tooth and make a c shape. Use the floss to gently rub between the gum and tooth while keeping an up and down motion.
Slide your fingers towards a new line of floss as you progress from one tooth to the next, one at a time.
Avoid using objects that may harm your teeth or gums, like toothpicks. If you have a habit of smoking, try to quit. Tobacco increases the risk for many serious dental issues such as gum disease and tooth loss.
Perfect oral health is a combination of practicing good oral hygiene and paying regular visits to the dentist for scheduled cleanings and exams. When coupled together, you will confidently prevent gum disease and other oral health problems from forming.
Meanwhile, contact your dentist if you experience any of these symptoms:
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