By the time most of us have passed age 65, about 75 percent of us will still have some of our natural teeth. Nonetheless, as we get older we’re more likely to experience oral health issues. Our Delta dentists explain how you can keep your teeth healthy as you age.
At Ladner Village Dental, our dentists understand that children and young teens - and their parents - wonder if teeth whitening may be an option for young people. However, our Delta dentists advise against teeth whitening for this age group.
Dental sedation can help when you are undergoing treatment, but there are a few steps you'll need to take to prepare for your appointment. Our Delta BC dentists share their advice for patients on how to be well-prepared for their upcoming dental sedation appointment.
Are you considering getting dentures to replace your missing teeth? If so, you may be curious to know more about these natural looking tooth replacements. Today our Delta BC dentists share a little about the history of dentures, and what they are made of today.
Teeth whitening can be a fast and effective way to brighten your smile, but it's important to note that not all teeth whitening treatments offer the same results. Today our Delta dentists share some of the differences between store-bought and professional teeth whitening systems.
Our dentists at Ladner Village Dental in Delta understand how challenging day-to-day life can be for patients suffering from the negative effects of sleep apnea. In today's blog we share few tips to help you sleep better each night, and get the most out of each day, when dealing with sleep apnea.
Our Delta dentists at Ladner Village Dental understand that adjusting to eating while wearing your new dentures is going to take some time and practice. To help you get started, here are a few soft-food suggestions from our dentists.
If you're unhappy with your smile, you may be considering trying a whitening toothpaste to brighten your teeth. But do whitening toothpastes actually work? Our Delta dentists share some effective ways to brighten your smile.
For many people C.P.A.P. is the best way to treat moderate to severe sleep apnea. That said, if you have been diagnosed with mild obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), there may be other ways to reduce your sleep apnea symptoms effectively besides CPAP.
We know that it's bound to take a little time to get used to caring for your new dentures, so here are a few tips from our Delta dentists on how to keep your new teeth in tip-top condition.
Get on the path to a brighter, healthier smile. Contact Ladner Village Dental today!
