December 2011 - Tips, eNews, and More! |
Happy Holidays!
Valentine's, Mother's and Father's Day, check, Halloween, check, Thanksgiving, done ... Where did 2011 go? The holiday season is just around the corner. Whatever holiday you celebrate we would like to wish you and your family a season to smile.
We will be closed during: December 22nd - January 1st, 2012
Reopening January 2nd
In the event of a dental emergency requiring a dentist, during this time please contact Maria at 416-605-6848.
Is your smile all that it can be?
Has it been a while since we last saw you?
Were you waiting for your coverage to renew?
We are now booking appointments into 2012. We would love to help make 2012 a healthy, beautiful year for your smile.
Wishing you all the best this holiday season,
The Annex Dental Group Team
| Help Us, Help You! |
It's hard to believe 2012 is upon us, it's going to be a great year!
We would like to thank you for giving us the opportunity to care for your family over the past year. We are always looking for ways to improve your experience at our office. Please take a moment and let us know how we can improve in 2012. We look forward to making you smile for years to come.
Help us improve your experience by completing our 5 question survey.
Click here to take our questionnaire.
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| CP24 Toy Drive |
In keeping with the holiday spirit Annex Dental Group is giving back to the community. Every year we select a charity that reflects our appreciation to the community and our patients, who give us so much throughout the year. A special thanks to Lindsey Deluce for helping us making this happen.
This year's charity of choice is the CP24 Toy Drive, as many of our patients are involved in this charity.
From the hearts of Annex Dental team, thanks CP24.
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| Have you begun thinking of your New Year's resolutions? |
Let us add one that is easy to accomplish and will offer you health and wellness benefits that are far beyond the difficulty of keeping the resolution. Are you ready for it?
Drink more water in 2012!
Your body contains between 50-80% water and needs (6-8 glasses) of water per day to function properly. While most of our daily water intake comes from foods and sources other than simply drinking a glass of water, use this resolution to simplify your water intake. Proper hydration aids in weight control, toxin release, reduces the occurrence or severity of headaches, muscle aches and much more.
To help you remember to drink more water try attaching it to tasks you already do every day.
Here is a simple schedule to show you how to easily include more water in your day.
Click here to see how you can add water to your day!
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| Gum Disease and Diabetes |
Gum disease is an infection in the gum, bone and tissues. Gum disease may eventually result in unstable base for your teeth, which then become mobile and may fall out or have to be removed.
Gum disease (periodontal disease) is a primary cause of tooth loss, and is often linked to diabetes.
Diabetes slows blood circulation, which can contribute to the onset of infections of gum tissues. High saliva sugar levels associated with diabetes contribute to the growth of bacteria which causes gum disease.
Smoking and poor oral hygiene for people with diabetes significantly heightens the incidence of gum disease.
Click here to know the signs of gum disease
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