As our offices remain closed due to regulations set out by the World Health Organization and for the safety and well-being of our patients and staff, we recognize that you no longer have access to routine dental exams and care.

With the Coronavirus (COVID-19) being declared a pandemic, it is foremost on the mind of many. Schools will be closed to prevent the spread of the virus and to implement better sanitation measures for when children return. Many businesses have

Coping Strategies to overcome Anxiety and Fear surrounding the Coronavirus Normally we’d be celebrating that Spring has finally arrived after a long winter, but this April doesn’t have the same excitement it usually does due to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. Fears

Your Enamel What it is and Why it Matters What is tooth enamel? Enamel is the thin outer covering of the tooth that covers the part of the tooth, visible outside of the gums. Enamel covers the crown which is the part

We know that foods high in sugar have a negative impact on our oral health, but what about beverages? What you drink can have just as much of a negative impact on your smile as what you eat. And some

Visiting the dentist with your child-how to make it easier on both of you Getting your child to the dentist can be a chore on the best of days, and some visits go more smoothly than others.  At Diamond Dental we

The beginning of hibernation season is here. We are trying to enjoy the calm before the storm of the holiday season and de-stress and hope you have a chance to do the same. Stress can affect your immune system-not a

This is an update to our original blog post about braces for 2019. If you have any questions please contact our friendly staff at Toronto Diamond Dental.   What are Braces? Braces are one of the most common orthodontic treatments provided by dentists or orthodontists. They

What you need to know if you’re an adult considering braces Guess what? Everyone deserves a smile they are proud of, no matter what their age. If you missed out on the opportunity to have orthodontia as a child, it isn’t

The best kind of checkup is a cavity-free checkup. Moms and dads can help make this happen by encouraging kids to brush twice a day for two minutes and floss once a day. Of course the approach to dental care