Dental Sealants - Kids Dentist Brampton

Sealants are a tooth coloured coating that is applied to the biting surface of the back teeth. The grooves on the top of the molars are very deep and is a good area for bacteria to live in and multiply. Even with great oral hygiene some of these areas will still get a cavity because the bristles of the tooth brush can not get to these deep areas. Dental sealants act as a barrier against decay-causing bacteria.

When applied it fills in the pit and groves and makes a smooth surface.  Easy for a tooth brush to keep clean. The application of a sealant is quick, easy and painless. No drilling or freezing are required. Sealants also cost less than having a cavity filled.

After having a sealant placed you should continue to brush and floss properly.

Following Canada’s Food Guide, which is low in sugar and high in nutrition, is recommended.

Dr. Elizabeth Dimovski - Brampton Dental Office

905-458-6620

If You Don't Use It You Will Lose It! Dental Insurance

Have you been putting off your dental treatment?

The end of the year is fast approaching and due to our busy lives, many of us have been putting off our dental  cleanings, fillings, crowns, bridges, or even getting that impression done for a night guard. Each year we receive an individual dollar amount maximum from our insurance company. If this amount is not used, by the end of the year, it does not roll over to the next and is unfortunately lost. Be sure to check with your dental office to find out if you have any outstanding dental work so that you can get the best out of your dental coverage.

Remember: If you don't use it, you will lose it!

Dr. Elizabeth Dimovski - Brampton Dentists

Brampton Dental Office

2 Philosopher's Trail, Unit 1, Brampton, Ontario L6S 4C9
905-458-6620

Medical History - Keeping your Dentist Informed

When going to a new dental office everyone is asked to complete a medical history form. It is very important to complete the form thoroughly and include all medical conditions, medications, allergies, surgeries and treatments which have happened in the past or are currently being done. Some health conditions which may not seem important for a dental professional to be aware of can have significant effects on your oral health and some which require premedication before beginning dental procedures.

Medications being taken including herbal, vitamins, prescribed and over the counter might need preauthorization from a physician before beginning particular procedures or can effect another medication needed to help with oral health conditions.

At each dental visit your dental professional must be told about any changes that have occurred since last visits medical history update. Including changes with medications, recent hospital visits, new allergies or conditions being treated by a physician. With this information your dental professional will be able to provide you with treatment options that are safe for your oral health and overall health.

Dr. Elizabeth Dimovski

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