Updates and Tips

Boots and Hearts ticket winner!

Huge thanks to Rob Oliver for participating in our I love my Dentist contest! Congratulations on winning the Boots and Hearts tickets.  We hope you have an amazing time! Thank you to everyone else who participated.  Please stay tune for our next contest/giveaway!

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“I LOVE MY DENTIST” Contest

Ohana Dental is having an “I LOVE MY DENTIST” Facebook  contest! Go to: https://www.facebook.com/ohanadentalclinic 1. Take a photo with our sign Nirmala is in office Misty is using a Snapchat photo with the Sign pulled up on our computer!! 2. Let us know why you would love to go!! 3. Like and Share our page!! […]

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Dental X-rays

Dental X-rays Dental x-rays can serve an important role in assessing oral health, but sometimes they may make some people feel uneasy due to the inherent radiation involved. X-rays provide valuable information and are a necessary part of good patient care. Since we can see only about one-third of the actual tooth, the x-ray can […]

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TMJ Disorders — What Makes Your Jaw Pop?

Arthritis Awareness Month

May is Arthritis Awareness Month. Did you know arthritis can lead to dental problems? For more information please see our article on TMJ Disorders here. Below in an Arthritis infographic courtesy of GeriatricNursing.org

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Avoid Sports-Related Dental Injuries

Avoid Sports-Related Dental Injuries

Engaging in sports, whether individual or team-based, is an excellent opportunity for both children and adults to showcase physical skills and agility and build self-confidence. However, while sports participation keeps the body healthy and strong, there is risk of damage to the mouth and teeth. As you probably already know, people playing contact sports have […]

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Tips to Prevent Tooth Enamel Loss

Tips to Prevent Tooth Enamel Loss

Did you know that tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body? Even firmer than bones, enamel is a hard, white material that provides a protective layer over the teeth. Despite being the hardest human tissue, enamel can erode to the point that the teeth themselves weaken. Once damaged, enamel does not have […]

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What is Bleachorexia?

Bleaching is a popular approach to whiten teeth beyond an individual’s natural colour. This can be done safely with the assistance of a dentist, and in moderation. However, excessive bleaching of the teeth can permanently damage them. An obsession with teeth whitening is called “bleachorexia.” Teeth whitening systems contain a bleaching agent (peroxide) that makes […]

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Keeping Teeth and Gums Healthy during Pregnancy

Keeping Teeth and Gums Healthy during Pregnancy

Pregnancy dramatically affects a body. What many women don’t realize is that their mouth and oral health is also changed during this time. Sticking to your oral hygiene routine is always important, especially while carrying a child. If you’re thinking about getting pregnant, consult with a dentist and care for your teeth, gums, and overall […]

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Holiday Foods to Avoid after a Filling

Holiday Foods to Avoid after a Filling

One of the holiday season’s challenges is resisting foods and beverages that could be bad for teeth. This is especially true if you recently had a dental filling. Afterward, you may experience sensitivity or soreness; protect your mouth by following the dentist’s post-procedure instructions. A dental filling removes decay and restores the function and form […]

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Preventing Dental Problems during the Holidays

Preventing Dental Problems during the Holidays

The holiday season is nearly synonymous with delicious food and overindulgence. It is the time of the year where we often enjoy extra helpings of our favourite dishes and toast our happiness with family and friends. However, this time of merriment often distracts us from overall health. By ignoring our regular dental routine during the […]

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