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October means crunchy leaves, cozy sweaters… and of course, candy! As Halloween approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in the tricks and treats, but too much sugar can lead to some truly frightening consequences for your oral health. The good news? With a few smart habits, you and your little goblins can enjoy the season and keep your smiles cavity-free.

It’s no secret that Calgary truly comes alive during Stampede season, when communities across the city (and beyond) gather for pancakes, festivities, and western flair. This year, the TREC Dental Foundation was proud to bring purpose to the party by hosting Spin-to-Give pop-up fundraisers at several Stampede Breakfasts and BBQs. These initiatives offered guests a chance to spin a wheel to determine the amount of money each clinic would donate, and the results were inspiring.

One of the most common oral health concerns people search online is: “Why are my gums bleeding?” While it might be easy to ignore, bleeding gums are often a sign that something more serious could be going on beneath the surface.

April is Oral Health Month, and what better way to celebrate than by getting real about the questions you actually have about your teeth and gums? At TREC Dental, we believe there’s no such thing as a silly question—so we’re tackling some of the most common ones we hear in the chair.

Did you know seven out of ten Canadians will develop gum disease at some time in their lives. The good news? Gum disease is preventable!

Curious about taking better care of your smile? We’ve rounded up answers to 10 of the most commonly asked oral health questions! From brushing tips to keeping your teeth white, this quick guide has the expert advice you need to maintain a healthy, radiant smile. 🌟 Don’t miss out—your teeth will thank you! ✨

The holidays are a time for joy, family, and a lot of snacks that make your dentist cringe. But don’t worry—you can enjoy the season without turning your teeth into tiny sugar sculptures. Here are five tips (with a sprinkle of humor) to keep your smile shining all season long

As the seasons change, our oral health needs shift with them. Fall and winter bring cool air, cozy treats, and holiday gatherings—but they can also bring extra challenges for your smile. Here’s how you can keep your teeth healthy, bright, and strong as the weather gets colder and festivities begin.

We all know the general health benefits of staying hydrated—boosting energy, improving skin, and aiding digestion, just to name a few. But did you know that drinking plenty of water between brushings plays a vital role in maintaining good oral health as well? Water doesn’t just keep your body in peak condition; it also acts as a powerful ally in protecting your teeth and gums.

Going to the dentist is a routine part of maintaining good oral health, but for many, it’s a source of significant anxiety. Dental anxiety is incredibly common, affecting people of all ages. Whether it’s the sound of the drill, the fear of pain, or just the general unease of being in a dental chair, these fears can cause people to avoid necessary dental care, which can lead to more serious health problems down the road.