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Teledentistry is available for you at this time Telemedicine has been around for some time in Ontario way before the COVID-19 pandemic. The process is a patient goes to a telemedicine clinic and consults the virtual physician on a screen in real time. There is usually a RN or RPN in the room to help with the procedure of taking…

Improving Our Burlington Dental Practice During Weeks of Covid-19 During the state of emergency declared by the Ontario government, our general family dental clinic in Burlington has suspended all the non-essential and elective dental treatments for our patients. We are still open for emergency dental patients. Active screening protocol on the phone has been adopted. First, I, as a dentist,…

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic. Since then, the situation has worsened rapidly every day! On March 15, 2020, the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario strongly recommended that all non-essential and elective dental services should be suspended immediately. Emergency treatment should continue. The non-essential dental services would include periodic recare like teeth…

Our Dental Practice Continues to Grow! Wow, it has been over a year since I first started my family dental clinic in Burlington in January, 2019! Unlike most other dental offices, my practice is not located in a busy shopping centre or a large medical building complex. It is situated in a cozy house that has been converted into my…

Here are more FAQs we get about our Dental Clinic 1) What are X-rays? X-rays are a form of energy like the light and radio waves. It has enough energy to pass through the soft tissues and bone of your body. There is an X-ray sensor behind the structures of your body that the dentist wants to see. Because the…

Dental implants have been around for many years, way before we can imagine. In ancient times, different materials had been used in the attempt to replace the missing teeth. Gold, silver, shell, porcelain and precious stone etc. were found embedded in the jaw bone to replace the missing teeth. In more modern times, metals like Vitallium, stainless steel, cobalt-chromium-molybdenum, titanium,…