Cornwall Dental

Join Cornwall Dental in downtown Regina as a full-time Associate Dentist! We are offering a Signing Bonus AND Relocation Bonus if you're relocating for the position. The opportunity is Monday to Friday.

Our clinic is located steps away from Cornwall Centre Mall in a busy, high traffic area. We also have state-of-the-art technologies such as digital radiography.

If you're interested, please send your resume with Job ID: 3511AD-SK-317 to careers @ dentalrecruitment.ca

The team at Cornwall Dental located in Regina, SK are looking for a passionate, hard-working Registered Dental Hygienist on a full-time basis.

The job offers opportunity for advancement and permanent employment. This is a rare opportunity to be mentored and trained in a team-oriented environment.
The schedule allows for flexible hours- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00am-4:30 pm and Wednesday 9:30am- 6:00pm.

If you are registered with the Saskatchewan Dental Hygienists Association and have current CPR and First Aid training, feel free to apply with us by sending your resume to recruitment @ 123dentist.com quoting the Job ID 3094RDH-SK-317

This Thanksgiving is also World Mental Health Day. Take a moment to reflect on all the things you're grateful for, and the things that make you happy. For us, it's you! Our valued patients make us smile every day. We are so grateful for all of your support, and wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving. 🤗🦃🧡

October is National Orthodontic Health Month! 😁

Orthodontic treatments aren't just about achieving an aesthetic smile, they also improve your overall oral health by making your teeth easier to clean and reduce the risk of cavities and gingivitis.

Keep your smile beautiful, bright and healthy! ✨ Contact our practice today, to see if Invisalign is the right fit for you! 📱

"🍃 You know Fall is here when the leaves start changing colour! 🍂

Have you noticed that your smile has changed colour over time?! Keep your smile bright and white all year round! 😁 Ask us about teeth whitening options today! 📲

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⏰ We want to remind you to get the most out of your Dental Insurance Benefits as we approach the end of the year. Take advantage of any unused portions of Dental Insurance Benefits you may have to help pay for eligible procedures, including coverage for your dental hygiene appointment, x-rays or major coverage like crowns or bridges or Orthodontic treatment, if applicable.

Call us today and schedule an exam and dental hygiene appointment for you and your family!📲

Do you ever change your toothbrush? 🪥

It's recommended that you use your toothbrush for 3-4 months before it needs to be replaced. If you use your brush for much longer than that, the bristles will become frayed, being less effective when you brush your teeth.

Another reason to change your toothbrush is for bacteria buildup! After you brush your teeth, bacteria and plaque inhabit your toothbrush. The longer you use a certain toothbrush, the more bacteria will take over the brush.

🚨 This is your sign to replace your current toothbrush or brush head! 🚨

🍂 Fall in love with your smile! 🍂

This season, begin your journey of achieving a healthier, brighter smile! Help us, help you! Contact us today to request your next dental hygiene appointment! 😁

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When was your last dental cleaning? 🤔

This is your sign to schedule that dental cleaning on your to-do list for months.

To book your appointment now, head to our website! See you there! 👋

It's Gender Equality Week! 💙

We are a proud supporter of equal opportunities for everyone! One of our core values is to promote inclusion and diversity. We recognize and appreciate the contributions that every single employee has made in the growth and development of our business. This week, we celebrate the progress we have made towards creating diversity and eradicating gender inequality. We are all one. 💙

Are you using too much toothpaste? 😲

You've seen the commercials; fill your toothbrush with toothpaste from end to end. It looks so satisfying!

Guess what? That's too much toothpaste! A pea-sized amount of toothpaste is more than enough for anyone aged 8 or over. For kids, a smear is a healthy amount of toothpaste.

If you use too much toothpaste, children can swallow too much fluoride, and for adults, a discolourization of teeth can happen.

For more tips on dental hygiene, make sure to follow our page!

Our valued patients are the reason we love what we do. Your smiles radiate positivity and make us smile every day! 😁

Did you know: A whopping 73% of people would go to the grocery store than floss their teeth. We know a lot of you don't like to floss, but you must do it! 😵

If you're someone that struggles with flossing - your teeth are tight, it hurts your hands, or it's just uncomfortable for you - there are alternatives for you to keep your dental hygiene routine in check. Talk to your dentist about it - they will give you the best suggestions for your teeth and comfort level. 🦷

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In a recent study, the Journal of National Cancer Institute found that people who suffer from severe periodontitis are 24% more likely to develop cancer, and patients with no teeth are 28% more likely to develop lung cancer.

and request an Oral Cancer Screening at your next appointment! 📱

Click the Link to learn more👉 https://bit.ly/3dsZb2a

Contrary to belief, don't place a cap on your toothbrush!

The damp atmosphere is actually encouraging germs to gather and fester. Your teeth may have possible issues as a result of this. In fact, it could be a good idea to sometimes clean the toothbrush's bristles with mouthwash if you regularly use one.

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Interesting fact of the day - Giraffes only have bottom teeth.

Here's what you need to know about rinsing your mouth! Should you rinse your mouth with water or mouthwash after brushing your teeth? Read on to find out.

1. Water
Did you know that after brushing, gargling with water is bad for your teeth? The fluoride that was left behind by your toothpaste is washed away by water.

2. Mouthwash
Using a mouthwash during rinsing will not dissolve the fluoride nor wash it away. With fluoride in your mouth, you are sure of having a fresh breath, strong and healthy teeth, and an enhanced smile.

3. Takeaway
Rinsing is effective for clearing plaque and debris from the mouth. If you don't have mouthwash, try not to rinse your mouth with water after brushing. And if you can, use a mouthwash with fluoride!

To get more tips on maintaining good dental hygiene, give our page a follow!

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Did you know that the cotton candy machine was co-invented by a dentist? It was actually originally called "Fairy Floss" 😮

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🤔 Fact of the day 🤔

Those who drink three or more cups of soda per day are 62% more likely to suffer from tooth decay, tooth loss, and filling than others. Stay away from soft drinks - water is always the healthier choice!

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Deciduous teeth, also known as baby teeth start to get replaced by permanent adult teeth sometime around age 6. It's important for children to develop healthy oral health habits early on to help to build strong teeth and a beautiful smile! We'd like to bring awareness to the importance of pediatric dentistry so your child's teeth can shine bright and beautiful!

When an extraction is needed, it's important to take extra care of your mouth during the healing stage. It's extremely common for food to get caught below the tissue of your teeth, leading to inflammation and pain. Clearing up buildup is the key to alleviating pain and discomfort.

1. Use mouthwash - Use a syringe to fill with mouthwash to clean out the tissue surrounding your teeth.

2. Saltwater Mixture - Gargle a saltwater mixture 2 times per day. This will help with any trapped food, reducing inflammation.

3. Ibuprofen - Take some ibuprofen to treat the pain.

We post dental tips every week! So give our page a follow to stay updated 😎

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If you're ever in the area Harry, we can help you out 🤭

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Did you know the hardest substance found in the human body is your tooth enamel?

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When was your last dental cleaning? It's ideal to schedule a dental cleaning every six months! Some need to come in every 3 months, or every 9 months - it all depends! 😯😯

To schedule your next appointment with us, send us a DM or give us a call now! ☎️

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Surprisingly, 25% of adults do not brush their teeth twice a day. Not brushing twice a day increases the risk of tooth decay by 33%

Did you know if you don’t floss, you miss cleaning 40% of your tooth surfaces? Make sure you brush and floss twice a day! 😬

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Had to hop on the trend! Which one are you? 😎

Good oral health is essential for having a strong and healthy mouth! 😁💪

Why are my gums bleeding? Read on to find out more.

1. You don't floss - If you don't floss daily, you're leaving plaque and tartar behind. Your tissues well where the gum line builds. This swelling tissue is disturbed during a cleaning by your dentist, which causes your gums to bleed.

2. You're starting to floss - Your gums need time to adjust to your routine. Continue flossing to help minimize plaque and swelling.

3. Other factors - Other health factors can contribute to bleeding gums. Always speak to your dentist if you have any concerns!

For more dental facts and resources, make sure you follow our page!

Did you know that you don't need to rinse your mouth after you brush your teeth? 😲

The more you know. 😎

🍁🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day everyone! 🇨🇦🍁