34 Ave Dental With Dr. Sam Huang

How often you should see your dentist, varies a bit depending on your overall oral health needs. The goal in going more regularly is to catch small problems early and prevent significant problems down the road. For most people, this means a dental exam every six months. From that point, your dentist may suggest that you visit more or less often depending on how well you care for your teeth and gums, problems you have that need to be checked or treated, how fast tartar builds up on your teeth, and so on. ... Make your next appointment 780.462.4925

Brushing and flossing are essential for taking care of your oral health. But it's not enough to just take the time to do it, make sure you are doing it right with these helpful tips from the Candian Dental Association.

Offering dental services in both English and Mandarin, we are always welcoming new patients and are available for emergency treatments. Call us and schedule an appointment with Dr. Huang today! ... 780.462.4925 105-9303 34 Ave NW, Edmonton

Due to complications such as cavities, disease, pain, and "impacting" 85% of wisdom teeth need to be removed. Regular dental exams allow for monitoring the development of wisdom teeth and possible complications to determine if they should be removed.

Are you working on a resolution to focus your health this year? Don't forget about your oral health! Keep better track of your brushing and flossing with this 2019 Brushing Calendar from the American Dental Association.

- READY FOR 2019 - It's the time of year when we sit down to make some resolutions for a healthier & happier new year. If you're looking for some ideas to help improve your oral health in 2019, we should suggest working towards these habits: 1. Brush twice a day for 2 minutes for healthier teeth, good breath, fewer cavities, and to avoid painful dental problems. 2. Make flossing a daily habit. 3. Change your toothbrush with the season (every 3-4 months).... 4. See your dentist. Regular dentist visits are key to maintaining your oral health.
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Wishing you a very Merry Christmas & the Happiest of Holidays!

Happy Holidays!!! ... We will be closed from December 20 to January 3 to celebrate the season. See you in 2019!

If you are experiencing any of these warning signs, they could be a symptom of a bigger problem: • Bad breath that doesn't go away • Your gums bleed when you brush or floss • Dry mouth • A tooth that is a little bit loose... • A sore mouth • Teeth that are sensitive Be sure to make an appointment with your dentist to get them checked out! ... Learn more: https://bit.ly/RITuxz
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What do you need to eat for oral health? Calcium along with phosphorous and vitamin D are the main component of teeth and bones and are required to keep them strong. Vitamin A is necessary for the formation of tooth enamel & vitamin C is essential for healthy gums.

Why did the deer visit the orthodontist? . . . To get his buck teeth fixed 😉 ⠀

Has your child seen the dentist yet? The CDA recommends taking infants to see the dentist within 6 months of the eruption of their first tooth, here's why: https://goo.gl/ZeXc2U

Lights are going up and it's starting to get festive in #yeg! We are loving this list from Explore Edmonton with things to check out in the city this month.

2019 will be here before you know it! Take full advantage of your 2018 benefits by booking a final appointment before December 31st. Call us now to schedule, 780-462-4925

Are you scheduled for minor oral surgery? Here is a bit about what to expect after, and how to help ensure you heal well.

At what time do most people go to the dentist? . . . At tooth-hurty 😉

While brushing and flossing after you eat is ideal, it isn't usually possible. Rinsing with a glass of water after eating is an easy way to wash away some of the sugars and acids left from your food.

The end of the year is approaching quickly and with it, many of your dental benefits will reset. Make sure you are taking full advantage of everything your plan provides by booking an appointment before December 31st. Call us now to schedule, 780-462-4925

Dr Huang is amazing, his calm and gentle approach gets one relaxed and almost in an hyptoctic mode with no fear of pain or discomfort. And the staff are wonderful to be worked under...gentle, mindful and very caring.

Dr Huang is amazing, his calm and gentle approach gets one relaxed and almost in an hyptoctic mode with no fear of pain or discomfort. And the staff are wonderful to be worked under...gentle, mindful and very caring.

Dr Huang is amazing, his calm and gentle approach gets one relaxed and almost in an hyptoctic mode with no fear of pain or discomfort. And the staff are wonderful to be worked under...gentle, mindful and very caring.

Dr Huang is amazing, his calm and gentle approach gets one relaxed and almost in an hyptoctic mode with no fear of pain or discomfort. And the staff are wonderful to be worked under...gentle, mindful and very caring.