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Dentists generally try to preserve a natural tooth whenever it can be restored predictably. So, when is tooth extraction necessary? It may be recommended when severe decay, a

You may be able to use the Studentcare Dental Network, sometimes referred to as the Student Dental Network or SDN, if you’re enrolled in a participating college or

The Canadian Dental Association recommends that a child have their first dental assessment within six months of the first tooth appearing, or by one year of age. So

A small chip without pain, bleeding, or swelling may not require immediate emergency treatment, but it should still be examined by a dentist. Whether a chipped tooth is

Composite bonding is generally used for smaller cosmetic changes and can often be completed in a single appointment. Porcelain veneers normally require more preparation and multiple visits, but

If you are already enrolled in the Canadian Dental Care Plan, renewal is an important step before booking dental treatment for the new benefit year. CDCP coverage does

One of the first questions people ask before starting treatment is simple: how long does Invisalign take? It is a fair question, especially if you are trying to

Reviewed by Dr Julien Kim, General Dentist at Forest Manor Dental | Last Updated: May 2026 In Ontario, Invisalign treatment typically costs between $3,500 and $8,500, depending on

Dental coverage in Canada has changed significantly with the introduction of the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). For many people in Ontario, this new program has created an