Taking care of your dental hygiene is more than just a healthy smile—it’s essential for your overall health. Regular checkups, cleanings, x-rays and maintaining a good routine at home can prevent common dental issues like cavities and gum disease. At Enamel Dental in Penticton, we strive to offer expert dental hygiene services that keep you…
Are you dreaming of a radiant, Hollywood-worthy smile that lights up the room? Well, you're not alone! Teeth whitening has become one of the most sought-after cosmetic treatments in recent years. Whether it's for a special event or just a confidence boost, the perfect solution to pearly whites is desired far and wide. But with…
Welcome to the sparkling world of oral health, where plaque is the enemy and Dental Hygienist’s – the superhero! If you've always been curious about what lies behind the mask, let's explore it together. Dental Hygienists play a vital role in keeping our oral health top-notch. But what's their secret? Understanding Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene…
It’s Children’s Dental Month! And what better way to celebrate it by discussing tips and tricks to help your child take care of their teeth. Kid’s dental care can be challenging to not only keep them motivated to ensure they brush their teeth, but also help them build good habits. We break down some simple…
If you require a dental filling, do not fear! Our caring and professional team at Enamel Dental in Penticton has everything you need to keep your smile looking and feeling fantastic! It is common for clients to feel bad when we tell them they have a cavity. Many individuals question how this is possible when…
Enamel Dental wants you to enjoy a healthy and fantastic smile! Our team is committed to educating our clients about the best ways they can prevent different types of cavities. Did you know there are different stages of tooth decay? Book your oral health checkup before the upcoming holidays to ensure nothing takes your…
April is National Oral Health Month and Oral Cancer Awareness Month. The Canadian Cancer Society estimates about 3,200 Canadians will be diagnosed with oral cancer, and over 1,000 deaths from oral cancer will occur annually...