Why Northwest Calgary is choosing our Dental Clinic Finding a dentist in Calgary that you can truly trust can feel overwhelming. That’s why our NW Calgary dental clinic is proud to stand out because we are built on a foundation of honesty, experience, and compassionate patient care. In a short time, our clinic has grown rapidly, largely thanks to Patient referrals. These genuine word-of-mouth recommendations tell us that people value our transparency, comfortable environment, and our patient-focused approach. Our team brings years of experience in family dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and preventive dental care. Patients consistently tell us they appreciate our...

Seeing a bit of pink in the sink after flossing can be a little concerning. The team at Uxbridge Dental in University Heights near Foothills Medical Centre often discusses this common experience and its implications for your oral health. This bleeding is often a sign that your gums need more attention. It’s usually caused by a buildup of plaque along the gumline, which can lead to mild inflammation known as gingivitis. While it might seem like a good idea to stop, continuing to floss gently is what actually helps. Consistent daily care removes the irritants and helps your gums become...

At our Calgary Northwest dental clinic, we believe that great oral health starts with simple, consistent habits. Whether you want to prevent cavities, maintain fresh breath, or protect your gums, small daily actions can make a big difference. Here are five dentist-recommended habits to help you keep your smile bright and healthy. 1. Brush Gently and Thoroughly Brushing twice a day is essential—but how you brush matters just as much. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and gentle circular motions to clean your teeth and gums without causing damage. Brush for at least two minutes and remember to clean your tongue to...

You may think that chewing a stick can severely damage your teeth, but some of our ancestors—and many today—would think otherwise. Throughout human civilization, different cultures developed unique techniques to maintain oral hygiene. It has long been understood that oral health is a key indicator of overall health. The mouth can be an entryway or source of several systemic diseases. In the Arab world and beyond, many have used wooden sticks called siwaks or miswaks as natural toothbrushes for centuries. These are among the oldest known toothbrushes, made from the stems, twigs, and roots of the Arak tree (Salvadora persica). Often referred to as toothbrush trees,...