At Sorin Boeriu DDS, we would like to take this opportunity to wish our patients a happy holiday season and a prosperous New Year. We want you to be safe, enjoy the best times with your family, and maintain healthy gums and teeth during the holidays and beyond.
We all have many things to be thankful for on this holiday, and among them is that you or your family members are maintaining strong dental health!
Happy birthday, Canada! And a wonderful Canada Day to You and the people closest to you from Kitchener Dentist Centre! Celebrating more than a century and a half of our Canada!
The staff at Kitchener Dentist Centre – a Kitchener Dentist office, would like to wish all of our patients a Very Happy Easter!
WHAT ARE DENTAL CAVITIES? It is estimated that more than one-third of the world's population suffer from dental cavities. Dental cavities are prevalent and can affect the baby as well as adult teeth. So, what exactly are dental cavities? Well, dental cavities or dental caries, as known by dentists, is a microbiological disease of the [...]
A recent study was carried out at the University of Washington that unravels previously unknown aspects of gum inflammation and the body’s response.
A happy and Prosperous New Year from the Dental office of Dr. Sorin Boeriu
At Sorin Boeriu DDS, we would like to take this opportunity to wish our patients a happy holiday season and a prosperous New Year. We want you to be safe, enjoy the best times with your family, and maintain healthy gums and teeth during the holidays and beyond.
You need someone professional, thorough, and trustworthy. We want to help make this process easier for you! With our blog post on what you should look for in a Dentist, we hope to provide some guidance so that your search will have less stress and more success. In order of importance, these are the 3 [...]
A dental implant is a titanium post that replaces the root of your tooth. It can be placed into the jawbone or attached to an adjacent tooth with screws and metal plates. The most common reason for getting one is because you're missing teeth due to periodontal disease or injury. The most obvious benefit of [...]
