St. Lawrence Dentistry is open 6 days a week (except a few long weekend holidays). In addition, we have a 24 hour answering service to take your emergency calls should you need to reach us in non-business hours. Our dentists are well seasoned in...
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Do you have a dental issue that you feel may need extensive knowledge to diagnose and treat? You may need the help of a Board Certified Prosthodontist. is well positioned to treat complex or involved dental cases as Dr. Taheri is a Board...
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is uniquely positioned to serve the Mississauga community as we are licensed by the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario to provide Dentistry Asleep. This is in conjunction with prominent Board Certified. Anesthesiologists who come to our...
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At St Lawrence Dentistry we understand that our patients want to have the best breath possible because this affects quality of life. There are many factors which cause bad breath and many of them can be dealt with easily. The good thing about...
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You probably know many people who smoke are aware of some of the harmful effects. is widespread in society and has been part of human history for thousands of years. Although the history is abundant and embedded in many cultures, North America is...
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St. Lawrence Dentistry is proud to work with the MI Paste line of products. Over time you teeth can lose nutrients and strength. Certain everyday activities, aging, consuming acidic foods, and many other situations can create an oral imbalance...
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One area of focus at St. Lawrence Dentistry is the treatment of dental caries/cavities. Dental caries is the most common disease known to mankind (or people-kind). The primary etiology of cavities is dental plaque which is basically a collection...
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Chao Pinhole Technique The Chao Pinhole Technique, also known as Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation was invented and patented by John Chao DDS. It is a scalpel free, graft free, suture free, minimally invasive procedure for correcting recession and saving...
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We all know that sugar and other sugary foods are bad for your teeth, but is this the only thing that can damage your pearly whites? There are also people who tell you that anything that can be converted to sugar, such as starchy and...
Read moreWhile the baby is in the womb, the development of the primary teeth begins. The first buds of primary teeth will appear on the baby’s jaws at about five weeks’ gestation. By the time the baby is born, the baby has a full set of 20 primary teeth –...
Read moreImagine looking at your toothless self in the mirror. It isn’t a pretty sight, is it? Many people think that as you age and grow older, losing your teeth is inevitable. While tooth loss is common, ending up toothless and wearing dentures is...
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How many of us even bother about checking the health of our gums? This is a question that is likely to make many people wonder as well. People are more conscious about their teeth but not quite about their gums. And most people think or assume...
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