Calgary Cosmetic Dental Treatments Blog

For many people, teeth whitening has become part of their normal dental routine, along with regular cleanings and good oral hygiene. However, some people in Calgary develop sensitivities that leave them with pain and discomfort after whitening their teeth. There are several important factors to consider when deciding whether or not to whiten your teeth.

How White Should My Teeth Be?

Some people become hyper focused on the whiteness of their teeth, but extreme whiteness can actually be a sign of fluorosis or other dental problems. Those who overdo it are more likely to develop sensitivities...

Dentists do more than simply clean teeth and check for cavities. Though these are both cornerstones of our general dentistry services in Calgary, a dentist can also help you find relief from pain, improve the health and function of your body and even identify potentially life-threatening health risks.

The Canadian Dental Association has designated April as National Oral Health Month to raise awareness of the important, sometimes underestimated role dentists play in keeping patients healthy. Dr. Chee believes that...

Do you want to brighten your smile without spending a lot of time or money? Tooth whitening is a quick and affordable solution for enhancing the shine of your teeth just in time for an evening out with your significant other.

Though tooth whitening isn’t permanent, it does offer our Calgary patients who are on the go an effective way to eliminate stains on the teeth before special occasions. Whether it’s a job interview, a wedding or a holiday like Valentine’s Day, bleaching is an ideal way to return shades of whiteness to your smile fast.

Advantages of visiting the dentist for tooth whitening...

According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, one in four Canadian adults is at high risk of developing obstructive sleep apnea. If you’re high-risk or already exhibiting signs of sleep apnea, it’s imperative to seek professional help as soon as possible.

Apnea is diagnosed through a process known as a sleep study. Though at-home testing options are available, most sleep studies are performed at a sleep clinic outfitted with equipment for assessing a sleeping patient’s breathing, heart rate, blood oxygen content and more.

Before undergoing a sleep study, a specialist will likely evaluate you for...