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Dr. Sweet and Dr. Burns Community Talk

Posted on February 4, 2015 by Dr. Sweet and Dr. Burns

50 or over? You (and your teeth) are invited to “SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT” on Monday Feb 23, 2015 at 10am in Sidney’s Greenglade Community Centre.. We’ll talk about how to have healthy teeth and a beautiful smile your entire life, the connection between dental health and overall health, and focus on specific dental concerns for those 50 and older. To sign up, please contact Panorama Leisure Centre (250-656-7271) and reference course #90718. Nominal $9 fee and Elder College membership required.… Read more

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Onward to 2015!

Posted on January 5, 2015 by Dr. Sweet and Dr. Burns

Thank you to a great dental team, caring patients, and vibrant Victoria community for helping make 2014 happy, healthy, and bright! We welcome 2015 with open arms, and send our best to you and yours!… Read more

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Happy Holidays!

Posted on December 20, 2014 by Dr. Sweet and Dr. Burns

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Canadians’ Thoughts on Dentistry

Posted on September 2, 2014 by Dr. Sweet and Dr. Burns

To better understand what Canadians think about going to the dentist, the CDA (Canadian Dental Association) partnered with provincial dental associations to conduct public opinion research. Here are some of their findings…

95% of Canadians say that oral health is important

69% of Canadians agree oral health is an important component of overall health

60% of Canadians continue to have a positive or very positive view of dentists

71% of Canadians believe dental care is a worthwhile investment

Even among those without dental coverage, only 15% of Canadians would eliminate a dental visit to save money.… Read more

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Canada’s Tooth Fairy

Posted on August 7, 2014 by Dr. Sweet and Dr. Burns

Millions of school days and work days are lost each year because of dental complications. One organization that is trying to change that is the National Children’s Oral Health Foundation of Canada. Know as Canada’s ToothFairy, their mission is to collaborate with the public, business, government, dental professionals and civic leaders to deliver the best dental care available to those who need it the most: our children. Learn more–http://www.ncohf.org/canadas-toothfairy… Read more

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