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How Often Should I Floss?

You probably look at that little plastic box of string on your bathroom sink every morning. The thin thread often feels like a hassle when you rush to get ready for work. You might even skip this step entirely to save a few minutes. Over time, those skipped days can leave a gritty feeling on…
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How to Get Rid of Dental Plaque

You know that fuzzy film that coats your teeth when you wake up? At Markham Dental, the team can help you manage it. That film is dental plaque, a sticky mix of bacteria and food particles. If you let it sit, it can lead to bigger concerns like cavities, requiring a focus on preventative dental…
A patient at the dentist receiving treatment for periodontal disease.

Can You Reverse Periodontal Disease?

Gum disease is a common concern, but many people are unsure what it means for their long-term oral health. You might notice a little bleeding when you brush and wonder if it's a serious problem. At Markham Dental, we believe that understanding the stages of gum disease can help you take the right steps toward…
A patient at the dentist having their teeth cleaned.

Teeth Scaling vs. Cleaning: What’s the Difference?

You hear the terms "teeth cleaning" and "teeth scaling" used at the dental office, and it's easy to wonder if they're the same thing. While both are vital for your long-term oral health, they’re actually designed to address different needs for your teeth and gums. A routine cleaning is a preventive dental care measure used…

What SetsMarkham Dental Apart

We approach your care differently, with a focus on health, function, and long-term prevention. At Markham Dental, we are:

We look beyond your teeth, incorporating assessments like blood pressure, airway and tongue analysis, and sleep screening to better understand how your oral health connects to your overall well-being.

With denturists, prosthodontists, orthodontists, and general dentists working together, your care is coordinated, comprehensive, and tailored to your needs.

Every exam is designed to be in-depth and intentional, with advanced assessments included at no additional cost, so nothing is overlooked.

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