Bracebridge Dental Care
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Muskoka area sedation dentist Dr. Ken Hawthorn is always happy to talk with you about all of the methods available to relieve your dental anxiety. You don't have to postpone the dental treatment you need any longer.
With various kinds of dental sedation treatments available, our amiable and highly-trained dental team knows just how to calm your fears. You'll feel relaxed and calm for the duration of your treatment. Ask us about conscious sedation to help relieve the stress of some cosmetic dentistry procedures. We also provide dental implants, cosmetic dentistry and wisdom teeth.
So if you want a skilled Muskoka area sedation dentist, call Bracebridge Dental Care today at (705) 645-6655. If you prefer, you can use our online form for convenient appointment scheduling. We want you to have a comfortable oral health care experience.
Don't let untreated dental problems get you down. Rebuild your confidence with a beautiful new smile. From simple treatments that make a big difference, to more extensive work, unveiling the smile you were meant to have can have profound life-changing effects. Serving the Muskoka, ON area and offering sedation dentistry, Dr. Hawthorn can help you develop an affordable treatment plan you'll feel good about.
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Welcome to our practice! I am proud to serve patients in our community.
The combination of continuing education and state-of-the-art equipment allow us to offer you and your family the high level of care you're looking for. My team and I will give you a warm welcome and our ongoing commitment to your dental health.
If you're looking for a quality sedation dentist in Ontario you've come to the right place. Dr. Hawthorn offers sedation dentistry that Ontario residents have come to trust for caring and professional dental care.
It should be easy to seal an envelope, but those who suffer from a condition called xerostomia, or dry mouth, usually have to reach for some tape instead. Dry mouth can not only hinder your enjoyment of food, but affect the health of your teeth. Heavy plaque and food accumulations tend to occur with this condition, which can lead to tooth decay and gum disease.
Saliva is the body's self-cleansing mechanism. It helps remove food, debris, and plaque from the tooth surfaces, protecting you from oral diseases. It cleans your teeth and neutralizes acids, which prevents tooth decay. People who have dry mouth are very susceptible to cavities, especially on the roots of their teeth, so please call us today at (705) 645-6655 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Ken Hawthorn.
Overwhelmed by your choices? Here's how to choose the right toothpaste for you. While your toothbrush does most of the plaque removal, abrasive agents in toothpaste will scour food particles and plaque from your teeth. Fluoride is the best-known toothpaste ingredient, added to make the outer tooth structure more decay-resistant.
Laurel sulfates, the most common surfactants, can dissolve plaque and fight bacteria. They also provide a foam that helps to carry away debris. Still not sure? Ask Dr. Hawthorn for a recommendation by calling our office at (705) 645-6655.
From a dental point of view, there's nothing soft about so-called soft drinks. Sugar does not directly damage teeth. That happens when certain bacteria in the mouth release acids that eat into tooth enamel. These bacteria, however, need food to survive and refined sugar is a very potent source. What you eat, they eat. If not eliminated promptly, they hang around to do their dirty work.
The real culprit in carbonated soft drinks, however, is the fizz itself: carbonic acid. A sugary, un-carbonated drink like Kool-Aid is actually easier on teeth than, say, Diet Pepsi. So watch your consumption of soft drinks and be sure to contact Bracebridge Dental Care at (705) 645-6655 to schedule a dental checkup.
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Mon. | 8am - 1pm | 2pm - 5pm |
Tue. | 8am - 1pm | 2pm - 5pm |
Wed. | 8am - 1pm | 2pm - 5pm |
Thu. | 8am - 1pm | 2pm - 5pm |
Fri. | Appt. By Request | Appt. By Request |
Sat. | Closed | Closed |
Sun. | Closed | Closed |