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The Significance Of Visiting A Toronto Dental Clinic
The Significance Of Visiting A Toronto Dental Clinic
October 27, 2020

According to industry reports, about 2 to 3 million people didn’t have the chance to see a dentist in the previous year. This fact is not surprising due to the lack of sufficient knowledge and accessibility of appropriate oral health care services to the Ontarians. But if you are currently living just around the GTA area, you might be an exception and know the necessity of visiting a Toronto Dental Clinic. If so, Queens Quay Dental Centre is your best dental office to go to. We have put innovation at the forefront of our dental services.

 

Why It’s Important to See A Dentist Regularly:

 

A regular visit to our Toronto Dental Clinic will not only give you a perfect smile, but it can also tell the dentist about your overall health. It can even help determine if you are at risk of many chronic diseases. Studies have shown that your oral health reflects the entire condition of your body. It means if you have good oral health, there is also a high chance that you also have good overall health, and vice versa. In particular, there is a relationship between periodontal or gum disease and other health problems such as heart disease and stroke. 

 

Additionally, pregnant women diagnosed with gum diseases normally have higher chances of low birth-weight or preterm babies. Some empirical research even indicates that the majority of diseases involving various body organs, called systemic diseases, are also shown in oral health. These manifestations include dry mouth, swollen gums and mouth ulcers. The systemic illnesses can be as serious as leukemia, diabetes, heart or kidney disease, and pancreatic cancer. 

 

This is why it is really important to have regular oral examinations done in a Toronto Dental Clinic. Your dentist may be the first one to tell if you have any health problem in its early stage. Otherwise, poor oral hygiene may lead to other health issues such as oral and facial pain. This can be caused by gum infection which may also lead to tooth loss or gingivitis, a kind of gum disease in its early stage. The best thing that you can do to prevent all those health problems from occurring is to take care of your teeth and mouth, ensuring they’re in top shape.

 

Contact QQ dental to book a visit!

 

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Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

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.

Dental care under the CDCP is expected to start in Spring 2024. The federal government has committed to rolling out the CDCP coverage in stages. Below is a table with the expected timelines for applications to the CDCP.

Group Applications open
Seniors aged 87 and above Starting December 2023
Seniors aged 77 to 86 Starting January 2024
Seniors aged 72 to 76 Starting February 2024
Seniors aged 70 to 71 Starting March 2024
Seniors aged 65 to 69 Starting May 2024
Persons with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate Starting June 2024
Children under age 18 Starting June 2024
All remaining eligible Canadian residents Starting 2025

Sincerely,
The Team at Queens Quay Dental Centre