The Impacts of COVID19 on our oral health.   COVID19 has been part of our lives for more than a year. It is impacting every aspect of it including our oral health.   Because some patients are avoiding seeing their...

Dr. Gisèle Fouellefack of Meadows Dental Group joined CTV Morning Live to alleviate patient concerns about dentist visits. Meadows Dental Group has always put safety at the forefront when it comes to patient care. They have always taken infection control...

Sedation Options with Your Dentist in Pitt Meadows Dental phobias, no matter how mild, can make it difficult to get into the dental surgeon’s chair. Whether you need to visit your dentist in Pitt Meadows for routine hygiene, treatment for a cavity, or...

A dental crown denotes a tooth-shaped cap placed above a tooth to restore the size and shape, strength, and enhance its appearance. When cemented into place, crowns encase a tooth's entire visible portion that lies above and at the gum...

Our Pitt Meadows dental clinic, Meadows Dental Group, is proud to introduce Cerec technology to make your dental crown preparation appointments faster and more comfortable. Now your dental crowns can be fabricated directly in our Pitt Meadows office and permanently...

Losing a tooth might sound like the start of a funny joke, but in reality, it can be the start of something much more serious. Whether you’ve lost one tooth or all your natural teeth through injury, surgery or extraction...

Important COVID -19 Update The team at Meadows Dental Group wants to wish you all a happy and healthy New Year. As we all are aware, increases in case numbers of the COVID-19 omicron variant are adding additional challenges to...

Missing teeth can have a serious impact on your life. This ranges from the way a tooth gap affects your overall health, to the impression you leave on others in social and work-life situations. You can replace missing teeth in...

You will discuss the procedure with the dentist on the day of your dental examination and have the chance to ask questions. Use good oral hygiene leading up to the procedure day, to keep your teeth clean and your gums...

Bleeding: You will generally experience little or no bleeding, but minimal bleeding may persist for 24 hours. If you experience excessive bleeding later on, dip gauze in the mouthwash that you received after the surgery and apply pressure for at...

Bleeding: Immediately after the extraction, bite on a gauze pad covering the extraction socket, keep biting steadily for at least 30 minutes. This will help stop the bleeding and forming of the clot inside the socket. The clot is very...

What is dry mouth? (also known as Xerostomia) Dry mouth occurs when there is not enough saliva, or spot to keep your mouth moist and comfortable. Dry mouth is not a disease. It is a side effect of taking medications...

The outer enamel layer of the tooth makes a hard protective covering. But acids in our mouth can weaken this enamel and erode it away. That can cause: Excessive wearing down of some tooth surfaces. Sensitive teeth. Areas more prone...