Read the Surdel Dental Blog for tips and information about dental health from our Delta and Surrey dentists!
Our dentists at Surdel Dental Centre understand that for some people, visiting the dentist can be stressful. If you suffer from dental anxiety, oral conscious sedation can help to calm your anxiety so that you can receive the dental treatment you need.
Parents are often concerned that their child's adult teeth look yellow and discoloured, and wonder if professional teeth whitening might help to correct this issue. Here is why our Surrey and Delta dentists at Surdel Dental Centre advise against teeth whitening for children and young teens.
Most of our Surrey and Delta patients find that local anesthetic is sufficient to prevent pain during dental procedures. However, in some circumstances our dentists may recommend additional sedation in order to help patient's get the treatment they require.
For centuries humans have used dentures to replace missing teeth. Thankfully dentures have come a long way since those early days. Here's a little from our Delta and Surrey dentists about the history of dentures and what dentures are made of now.
Professional teeth whitening can help to brighten your smile and restore your self-confidence. Today, our Surrey and Delta dentist explains how the professional teeth whitening process works here at Surdel Dental Centre.
Sleep is important! Due to the effects of poor sleep quality, it's common for people living with sleep apnea to experience difficulties in coping with day-to-day challenges. Here are a few strategies, from our Surrey dentist, to help you live well with sleep apnea.
Are you looking for a discreet and convenient orthodontic treatment? Invisalign might be just what you're looking for! Here's how Invisalign treatment process works.
If you feel that your smile isn't as bright as you'd like it to be, you may be wondering if whitening toothpaste can help. Here's more from our Delta dentist on whether whitening toothpastes will brighten your smile.
Dental sedation is available to help nervous or anxious patients relax so that they are able to receive the dental treatment they require. Here's more about the four types of dental sedation.