Recently, a study was conducted by researchers at NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing on older adults to assess if there is a link between social isolation and dental health

Happy birthday, Canada! And a wonderful Canada Day to You and the people closest to you from Lancaster Dental – Kitchener Dental Office! Celebrating more than a century and a half of our Canada!

Do you believe me if I say, “there are trillions of tiny bacteria around and even inside your mouth”?

The staff at Lancaster Dental - a Kitchener Dentist office, would like to wish all of our patients a very happy Easter!

Dental cavities are one of the most prevalent dental diseases, affecting more than 2.3 billion people worldwide. Looking at this vast number, it becomes of the essence to have more clarity about this dental disease. To know more about dental [...]

Tooth loss is a major problem for many people. However, it does not affect everyone equally. Scientists have been looking for a way to better identify individuals who are more vulnerable to losing their teeth, without having them undergo a dental examination.

The holidays are just around the corner! With lots of merriment, get-togethers, and parties with family and friends, you will have lots of opportunities to abandon your healthy lifestyle.

Gums are incredibly sensitive tissues, so keeping them healthy can actually help prevent future problems.

Are you noticing frequent spots of blood while eating something like an apple? Do you see blood spots every time you brush or floss? If your answer to any of the above questions is a yes, you may be suffering from a dental condition known as bleeding gums.

Are you noticing frequent spots of blood while eating something like an apple? Do you see blood spots every time you brush or floss? If your answer to any of the above questions is a yes, you may be suffering from a dental condition known as bleeding gums.

Are you noticing frequent spots of blood while eating something like an apple? Do you see blood spots every time you brush or floss? If your answer to any of the above questions is a yes, you may be suffering from a dental condition known as bleeding gums.