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 We are in the final stretch of winter (YAY!!!) and despite the mountain of snow we recently received, Spring and March Break are just around the corner!
March Break begins on March 15th for many of you. If you are looking for some great ideas around town and out of the city click here.
If you are going away remember that March break is traditionally a busy season for the airports, get to the airport early! We'd love to see pictures form your trip, we may even share them in upcoming editions if you like.
March is Nutrition Month
Did you know that nutrition plays a big part in your dental health?
Click here for more about nutrition and healthy living. We've also included a recipe for a healthy Garden Soup to get you in the spirit of Spring.
Spring Forward
The days are getting warmer and longer ...Patio weather is on its way!
Remember to set your clocks forward an hour on Sunday, March 14 before you go to bed.
Ride to Conquer Cancer
Dr. Silver will participate in the 2010 Ride to Conquer Cancer on June 12 & 13th 2010. This is Dr. Silver's third year taking part in the two day 200 kilometre ride from Toronto to Niagara Falls.
We are so happy to support him in his quest!
If you would like to cheer him on or support him with a monetary donation please click here.
Go Dr. Silver!
Wishing everyone a very happy March!
Until next month,
Dr. Neil Silver, Dr. Brian Warshafsky and the staff of Rosedale Dental Centre
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.jpg) We're sure you've been told to eat your vegetables countless times since as early as you can remember. Well it was good advice when you were a child and it is good advice now.
Vegetable are a source of many vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and nutrients that your body needs. In particular green vegetables that are readily available at your local grocery store can add a vital piece to your daily nutrition.
Form incorporating vegetables into your recipes to eating them on their own as a snack you will notice the positive, valuable effects they have on your body.
Here is a soup recipe from that packs a powerful punch of greens into your day.
Click here for the recipe.
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If you have a new health insurance plan please let us know. If you would like to find out about your plan information please ask us.
We are now accepting new patients!
If you know someone that would benefit from our services please let us know!
If you have any questions please contact us at 905-886-9900
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Over the past decade the use of sealant to help protect teeth has become more and more commonplace. Sealants are used to coat areas of your teeth that are vulnerable or most susceptible to decay and cavities. Sealants are especially useful for children where teeth are still developing and decay hasn't become a problem yet.
.jpg) A sealant is a coating that is placed on chewing surfaces, particularly molars and hard to reach crevasse, pits and groves in your teeth. Sealants are usually applied in one visit and can be effective for several years. Once your teeth are cleaned and polished, an abrasive etch is place on the tooth for the sealant to settle on. The sealant is then dried using a special light.
Sealants have proven highly effective at preventing cavities in hard to reach places where brushing may miss from time to time. The coating that sealants provide has even shown success in preventing further damage in teeth where decay is already evident.
Ask us about sealants for your teeth as well as your children's teeth during your next visit.
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