Noble Dentistry

Your Personal DentistWill care for you

Here at Noble Dentistry, we pride ourselves in the service we provide and the ability of our experienced team of dentists. We treat every patient with the same courtesy and care while making them feel right at home. Since the trip to the dentist is avoided by many because of their fear of the unknown, at Noble we communicate and educate our patients while making them feel comfortable, relaxed and safe. Our team of doctors are extremely professional and friendly with tons of experience, knowledge and personality.

Dental Emergency Information

Lost crownIf the crown falls off, make an appointment to see your dentist as soon as possible and bring the crown with you. If the tooth is causing pain, use a cotton swab to apply a little clove oil to the sensitive area (clove oil can be purchased at your local drug store or in the spice aisle of your grocery store). If possible, slip the crown back over the tooth. Before doing so, coat the inner surface with an over-the-counter dental cement, toothpaste, or denture adhesive, to help hold the crown in place. Do not use regular glue as it can be poisonous.

Lost fillingAs a temporary measure, place a piece of sugarfree gum into the cavity (regular gum will cause a sensitivity problem) or use an over-the- counter dental cement. Make an appointment to see your dentist as soon as possible.

Objects caught between teethFirst, try using dental floss to very gently and carefully remove

the object. If you cant get the object out, see your dentist. Never use a pin or other sharp object to poke at the stuck object. These instruments can be easily swallowed and can cut your gums or scratch your tooth surface.

Dental Hygiene, Teeth Cleaning

AtNoble Dentistrywe know that prevention is far better than curing a problem before it gets out of hand, and following a daily dental hygiene routine will ensure that you have healthy teeth and gums. This means improved self-confidence and wellbeing.Failure to follow a daily dental hygiene routine can lead to bad breath, tooth decay and other dental problems which can require costly and lengthy treatment.

Dental check ups can spot the early signs of tooth decay or some other dental conditions. Usually these conditions can be dealt with before they become a serious health problem. If these issues are not treated they can develop into something more serious such as a loss of teeth, or infection.Your smile is a part of who you are and is one of the things people notice first. Keep in mind that a daily dental hygiene routine will not only make you feel better , but it can also save you time and money in the long run.Our dentists also perform teeth cleaning in cases of built up. You should regularly get your teeth

cleaned every 3-4 months, this is an important factor in helping keep your teeth healthy.You can also ask your dentist the best way to brush your teeth and what else you can do to keep your gums and teeth healthy.

Oral Cancer Screening

Diagnosing oral cancer at an early stage is crucial to treating it immediately. Some ways that your dentist can screen for presence of abnormal cells in your mouth if you are at a moderate to high risk of cancer include:

Toluidine blue rinses : this is a blue colored dye that you are asked to rinse with during an oral cancer screening by your dentist. Abnormal cells in the mouth, if present, absorb the Toluidine blue dye while normal cells do not, indicating their presence in the mouth. This method is not diagnostic for cancer and simply directs the dentist as to where further diagnostic testing such as biopsy is needed.

Fluorescent light : A blue light is shone over the soft tissue in the mouth and healthy tissue glows a fluorescent bright green while abnormal tissue appears black or brown. Other lights may show

healthy tissue as black while abnormal tissue appears white. In either case, this too is not a diagnostic measure and biopsy of any suspected area should be carried out.People who are over the age of 45 are most at risk for oral cancer. Oral cancer results from abnormal cell growth in the lips, tongue, mouth or throat. Regular screening from your dentist can help detect early signs of oral cancer, inform you of the risks and can educate you on preventive measures.

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Address :1060 Sheppard ave west,Unit# 111, Toronto, ON, M3J 0G7Phone :416-509-8000Fax :416-707-0780E-Mail :info@nobledentistry.ca

Address :116 Major Mackenzie Drive East, Richmond Hill, ON, L4C 1H1Phone : 905-508-0800Fax : 905-780-0800E-Mail : info@nobledentistry.ca

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