What is Xerostomia? Xerostomia or dry mouth is a condition of the mouth where reduced or absent salivary flow occurs. Although xerostomia is a common side effect of many medications, it may also be a symptom associated with other health conditions1,2. Xerostomia may...
What is Halitosis? Halitosis, commonly known as bad breath, is unpleasant or foul-smelling breath and may be a result of various conditions. Halitosis is most commonly associated with poor oral hygiene (lack of proper brushing, flossing, tongue cleaning) but may also...
Whether you have one or more permanent teeth missing, Dr. Ly can create a beautiful and functional smile that feels completely natural with dental implants. Implants are the finest alternative to missing teeth, and are far more superior compared to complete dentures,...
Dental x-rays are used to help diagnose diseases or problems in the anatomy of the oral cavity, head, and neck regions. Cavities in teeth, bone loss around the teeth and in the jaws, tumours, cysts, tooth development, and anomalies are most commonly looked for in...
The Canadian Cancer Society estimates that in 2015: 4,400 Canadians will be diagnosed with oral cavity cancer. 1,200 Canadians will die from oral cavity cancer. 2,900 men will be diagnosed with oral cavity cancer and 810 will die from it. 1,450 women will be diagnosed...
