For severe sleep apnea the best treatment is typically C.P.A.P (continuous positive airway pressure). If you suffer from mild to moderate sleep apnea however, there are a few other treatment options you could try.
Dentures replace missing teeth, restoring your confidence as well as the function and appearance of your smile. To get the most out of your dentures it's important to take proper care of them. Here's more on how to care for your dentures.
When replacing a number of missing teeth, both dental bridges and dental implants are natural looking options. However, each of these options has it's pros and cons. Here's more about dental bridges and implants from our Surrey dentist.
Those suffering from sleep apnea can experience a number of negative health effects which is why treatment is essential. Here we look at dental appliances to help treat obstructive sleep apnea.
As you near the end of your Invisalign orthodontic treatment, you'll probably begin wondering what happens next. Here’s a little from our Surrey dentist on what to expect once your Invisalign treatment is complete!
Whitening your teeth can significantly improve your smile with relatively little effort, but it's important to note that 'less is more' when it comes to teeth whitening! Here, our Surrey dentist explains why 'less is more' when it comes to teeth whitening.
As with adults, dental sedation is a very safe procedure for children. Here, our Surrey dentists explain a little about how dental sedation for children works, and some tips on how parents can make the process go more smoothly.
Dentures can restore your smile and your confidence, but adjusting to wearing dentures will take some time. Here are a few tips to help you adjust to your new teeth.
Yes, the teeth whitening strips you can buy at the store do work, but they’re not the most effective way to whiten teeth. Here’s a little from our Surrey dentist about how white strips work, how to use them safely, and what you should know before you try them.
Obstructive sleep apnea, also known as OSA, causes disruptions in breathing during sleep. Here’s a little from our Surrey dentist on how the obstructive sleep apnea cycle works.