Visiting the dentist can be a family affair. Especially for families with young children, having a reliable family dentist in Toronto is crucial for your family’s health.
In today’s blog, we talk about some of the important questions you should ask your family dentist in Toronto:
1. How can my family improve our dental health?
As the parent in the family, helping everyone maintain their dental health is a responsibility that rests on your shoulders. With that said, there are some easy steps to make this process seamless for you. Your family dentist in Toronto can recommend the best kinds of toothpaste, toothbrushes, and even advise on specific diets or restrictions. Your dentist should know your family well enough to help customize their advice to your specific needs.
2. How does our dental health relate to our overall health?
Oral health can be an indication of different health problems. Your family dentist may be able to catch on to indicators long before your family doctor does. A good dentist will tell you if you have any problems that you should make known to your doctor. In addition, they can advise you on some overall lifestyle changes that can help improve both your overall health and your dental health.
3. How often should we see the dentist?
Visiting the dentist as a family is better for many people, especially children. They are more at ease knowing their parents are also going through the same procedures. Come up with a dental schedule with your dentist to make these visits regular and planned, so that the children can be prepared.
If you have any concerns at all, do not hesitate to ask your dentist for advice. At QQ Dental, our patients’ comfort and peace of mind are one of our top priorities, and we want to make sure that visiting the dentist as a family can be a smooth and easy process for you. Call us today for more information on our services.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Starting March 2024 our office participate in the CDCP
(CDCP) is a federal government program intended to reduce financial barriers to oral health care. The program will provide coverage of the cost of dental care for Canadian residents who do not have dental benefits and have a household income of less than $90,000 a year.
Apply online HERE
Seniors aged 65 and above are now eligible to apply for the CDCP online without needing an invitation letter.
Children under the age of 18 and adults with valid Disability Tax Credit certificates are able to apply for the CDCP through the government's application portal.
Sincerely,
The Team at Queens Quay Dental Centre