Wisdom teeth, or third molars, were essential for our ancestors, whose diets required extra chewing power. Today, they often cause more trouble than they are worth. Our modern mouths are not usually large enough to accommodate these extra teeth, leading to complications such as impaction and infection. If you’re experiencing discomfort or symptoms of infection, […]
On both sides of your face, the temporomandibular joints (TMJ) collaborate with muscles and ligaments to facilitate essential functions like chewing, speaking, and jaw movement. Problems with these joints and related facial nerves and muscles are known as temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD). Dental work, while important for maintaining oral health, can sometimes strain these joints, […]
Experiencing pain in your jaw can be unsettling, especially when it disrupts your daily routine. One common question that often arises is whether wisdom teeth can cause temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ). Wisdom teeth can potentially contribute to jaw pain, but they are not synonymous with TMJ disorders. Impacted wisdom teeth may exacerbate existing TMJ symptoms […]
Living with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder can be an uncomfortable and, at times, uncertain experience. TMJ pain has many causes, and without knowing the source of your pain, it can be difficult to find relief. The duration of TMJ disorder varies widely depending on several factors. For some, it may only last for a few […]
Your dental health can be a critical aspect of your overall well-being, especially as you age. With advancements in dental technology, there’s a growing interest about the potential of dental implants as an alternative to getting dentures—including whether or not you can get implants when you already have dentures. The short answer is yes, you […]
Missing teeth can significantly impact your quality of life, affecting your ability to eat, speak, and smile. All-on-4 is a trademarked technique using a minimum of four or more dental implants to secure a full-arch prosthesis, offering an excellent solution for those seeking a permanent and natural-feeling alternative to traditional dentures. More generically, it is […]
Temporomandibular joint disorder, more commonly known as TMJ disorder, affects the hinge connecting your jaw to your skull. This small joint plays a big role in everyday activities like speaking and chewing. When it malfunctions, it can lead to pain and restricted movement, disrupting your daily life. Living with TMJ disorder can feel like a […]
Many people–especially adults and seniors–can struggle with missing teeth, discomfort, and the hassle of traditional dentures. While single-tooth dental implants can benefit many, full-arch, also referred to as All-on-4, dental implants is a revolutionary solution for those requiring more than 1 implant. Some of the key advantages of full-arch / All-on-4 dental implants may be: […]
Tooth loss can significantly impact not just your smile but also the function and health of your mouth and overall quality of life. Missing teeth are often replaced with dentures or individual dental implants, but many people find dentures uncomfortable and individual dental implants can be expensive and time-consuming as more are required over time. […]
All-on-4 dental implants are full-arch tooth replacements meant to replace the entire top or bottom row of your teeth. They are similar to traditional dental implants, but instead of using just 1 post, they are anchored to 4–6 posts (abutments) in your jaw. Hence the name, All-on-4—as in, all of your teeth on 4 posts. […]
CVOS Oral Surgery is located on the corner of Walkers Line and Dundas Street East in North Burlington at the Headon Forest Shopping Centre.
CVOS is located just off Hwy 403 (Queen Elizabeth Parkway), on Harvester Road with ample parking available.
Our office is location on Commercial Street, right across from Brian Best Park, with ample parking available.
Conveniently located near Highway 403 off of the Erin Mills Parkway, our office is in the same complex as the Credit Valley Hospital.
Conveniently located off Highway 403 (Queen Elizabeth Way) and Trafalgar Road, our building has plenty of convenient parking for you.
