Easter falls on Sunday, April 12 this year.
Unfortunately, this year’s Easter Sunday will also take place as the world deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here are some ways you can keep Easter alive in lockdown. Better hop to it!
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ith the COVID-19 outbreak, health care professionals are urging people to refrain from touching their face.
There’s no question it’s easier said than done.
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Let’s Unite for Mouth Health on World Oral Health Day 2020!
In celebration of the World Oral Health Day 2020, EK Dental Surgery pledges to encourage others to make their oral health a priority.
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We do not expect them to be life-threatening conditions.
And the good news is that in most cases dental issues are not immediate “life and death” issues.
But untreated dental abscess can be one of these silent, but potentially fatal threats.
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When we prepare for Valentine’s Day most of us spend time on getting our clothes and hair ‘just right’ and not that much time on our smile.
But our smile is often the first thing people notice, and our loved ones see our smiles every day. Therefore it only makes sense, that on Valentine’s Day and around the year, we do whatever we can to make our smiles beautiful.
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If you are missing teeth, or even only a single tooth, you have likely searched to discover what the various tooth-replacement options are.
And if you have conducted such a search, you certainly have come across dental implants as a reliable option.
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At EK Dental Surgery, we have a variety of solutions to aesthetically displeasing teeth, and one of our favourite options is the dental veneer.
Veneers are a relatively inexpensive, quick, and effective way to upgrade the look of your teeth and smile.
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It’s no surprise that your oral health may not be on your priority list during this time of over-indulging, spending time with your nearest and dearest, and enjoying holiday festivities.
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Now that the holiday season is fast approaching, it’s that time when a lot of people make New Year’s resolutions.
It is quite common that people make new resolutions such as eating better, getting more exercise and losing weight, which are all good resolutions to make!
However, have you considered your dental health as an objective for the new season? Good dental health habits not just stimulate hale and hearty teeth and a beautiful smile, but contribute to your general wellness.
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For a number of people, holiday gift shopping begins the day after Thanksgiving. With this year’s holiday fast approaching, there are plenty of gift-giving opportunities coming up.
While you are shopping for your friends and family, think about getting some gifts to inspire them to maintain oral health.
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