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Bad Breath?
If you suffer from dry mouth – especially in the summer – your Langley dentist, Willowbrook Park Dental Centre, has some valuable tips on what you can do to relieve your dry mouth symptoms and enjoy yourself, whatever the season!
Offer Yourself a Mint or Two
If you suffer from dry mouth, try a sugar-free mint, preferably one that has a strong and natural flavour such as spearmint. Mints should help encourage saliva production and as a bonus, you get minty-fresh breath!
Find Yourself a Tall Drink of Water
Water is excellent for promoting saliva production and has myriad excellent benefits for your oral and overall health. If you find that your mouth is getting dry, make sure to always carry a water bottle with you and sip accordingly. Drinking plenty of water means that you won’t suffer from dehydration or a dry mouth during the summer.
Give Yourself a Pick-Me-Up with Fruits and Vegetables
If you’re dealing with a dry mouth, snack on fruits and veggies – which are full of water and vitamins – and keep your oral and your overall health in top shape over the summer.
Dry mouth can increase your chances of gum disease, tooth decay and mouth infections so if you find that your dry mouth persists, contact Willowbrook Park Dental Centre, your Langley dentist, as soon as possible.
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COVID-19 Updates
Dear patients of Willowbrook Park Dental,
We hope you are healthy, happy, and prepared to ease back into regular routines. We are all beyond ready to get back to the office and see all of our patients and coworkers.
Our soft-opening will commence on Monday, May 25th. We will be following rigorous scheduling protocols and office measures to ensure the safety and well-being of you, our patients, and our team members.
We ask you for your patience. We had to cancel many appointments and we know that many of you are anxious to reschedule. We will get back on track, but this will take time. We will have to be very firm in our processes and procedures which have changed temporarily. This is to benefit everyone.
We are so grateful for every one of our patients and this time away has only served to make us even more thankful for each of you. You are the life of our practice and this is why we are taking your safety VERY seriously. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Warmly,
Your Willowbrook Park Dental Team