The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is a federal program designed to make routine dental care more accessible for Canadians who don’t have private dental coverage. Introduced in December 2023, the program has continued expanding through 2024 and 2025, with applications now open to all eligible Canadians. For many Canadians, the CDCP can help reduce […]
Can You Treat Gum Disease Without a Dentist?
There are some at-home treatment methods we’ll discuss below, but you should still perform these gum disease treatments under the advice and direction of your dentist. […]
What Is a Dental Recall Exam?
A dental recall exam is a regularly scheduled appointment that plays a crucial role in helping you stay ahead of potential oral health issues while keeping your teeth and gums happy and healthy. […]
What To Expect At A Dental Exam?
During your dental exam at Elevate Dental, you can expect a professional cleaning, a thorough examination of your teeth and gums, and a discussion of any necessary treatments or oral health concerns […]
Do I Really Need a Dental Cleaning?
Yes, you really do need regular dental cleaning to prevent oral health issues and maintain a radiant smile […]
How Long After a Dental Cleaning Can I Eat?
Visiting your dental team for a routine cleaning may sound unnecessary if you’re regular in brushing and flossing your teeth, but a professional cleaning helps eliminate any food debris, plaque, and tartar that can’t be removed at home. After your cleaning, you’ll be advised not to eat or drink for at least 30 minutes after […]
When to Stop Using Gauze After a Tooth Extraction
A tooth extraction is a dental procedure that can come with a lot of questions. For example, how long does recovery take and how long do you have to use gauze after the procedure is complete? You should leave the gauze in your mouth after a tooth extraction for at least 20-30 minutes, and you […]
How Long Is a Dentist Appointment?
When you need to take time off from work or school to prioritize your oral health, knowing how long you can expect to be in the dentist’s chair is helpful. A dentist appointment typically lasts between 1 to 2 hours, depending on the dental procedure and your overall oral health.Routine cleanings, dental procedures, and cosmetic […]
