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How Braces Feel in your Mouth: The First 72 Hours

How Braces Feel in your Mouth: The First 72 Hours

Posted by MEK Dental on Tue, 27 Jan 2026

Getting braces is a big step toward improving your smile, but it’s normal to wonder how they’ll feel at first. The first 72 hours are a period of adjustment as your teeth, gums, and mouth respond...

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The Role of Dental Hygiene in Avoiding Emergency Appointments

The Role of Dental Hygiene in Avoiding Emergency Appointments

Posted by MEK Dental on Mon, 22 Dec 2025

Dental emergencies often happen when small problems are left untreated. Toothaches, broken teeth, swollen gums, and infections can feel sudden, but many of these issues build up over time...

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Teeth Decaying Fast? Your Emergency Action Plan

Teeth Decaying Fast? Your Emergency Action Plan

Posted by MEK Dental on Wed, 26 Nov 2025

Over time, you may start to notice that some of your teeth don’t look right, but you don’t feel any pain, so you decide to leave it alone. However, the appearance and feel of the tooth may start...

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Halloween Treats and Smiles: Enjoying the Spooky Season with Braces or Invisalign

Halloween Treats and Smiles: Enjoying the Spooky Season with Braces or Invisalign

Posted by MEK Dental on Wed, 22 Oct 2025

Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year with costumes, decorations, and of course, sweet treats. But if you or your child wear braces or Invisalign, you might wonder what is safe to...

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A Detailed Look at the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

A Detailed Look at the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

Posted by MEK Dental on Wed, 24 Sep 2025

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is a new federal program designed to help millions of Canadians access dental care. While it is a positive step forward, it’s important to understand how it...

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Periodontal Abscess Treatment in London, ON

Periodontal Abscess Treatment in London, ON

Posted by MEK Dental on Fri, 5 Sep 2025

A periodontal abscess may start with a sore spot near the gums or a painful toothache. But what’s happening below the surface can be more serious. This type of infection can cause swelling, pus...

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