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November 2022: Tips, eNews & More!

 
November is here as the leaves are falling off and decorating the sidewalks with brilliant colours. The morning air has become crisper and chillier. All are signs that winter is soon approaching! As the weather gets colder and fall slowly gives way to winter, we rush to unpack our warmer clothes while trying to get started on our holiday shopping. Beat the rush by taking advantage of early holiday sales and don't forget to put winter tires on your vehicles!

This month, we shift our focus back to a classic topic that we always receive lots of questions about: which type of toothbrush should you choose - manual or electric? Both have their own benefits depending on your preference and oral health, so be sure to check out our article below to learn more.

A Friendly Reminder: Use It or Lose It!

As the end of the year is quickly approaching, if your dental plan is based on the calendar year, benefits may not roll over into the new year and instead reset. So take advantage of your plan by getting a check-up, cleaning, or any other dental work you may have been putting off before year's end. Also, if you have more significant work that you've been holding off from starting, speak to us about options to split it between your 2022 and 2023 insurance allotments. Contact us today to learn more!

Sincerely,



Dr. Tsang and Team


Manual vs. Electric Toothbrushes: Which is Right for You?

 
An essential part of oral hygiene is tooth brushing, which helps remove food particles and plaque that can cause dental and oral diseases such as cavities. According to the Canadian Dental Association (CDA), both electric and manual toothbrushes help to remove oral plaque which causes decay and oral diseases.

Read on to learn how electric and manual toothbrushes work and which one you feel is best for you.

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Easy Classic Tomato Soup

 
This classic, easy recipe tomato soup is cozy, comforting and perfect for the chilly fall weather! It can be stored for up to 4 days in the fridge or freeze in mason jars for the winter.

Check Out The Recipe!



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