Dr. Natalie Archer was recently asked by Reader’s Digest to share expert tips on the latest oral health best practices.
Read More ➞Natalie Archer receives ODA Award of Merit
From the Ontario Dental Association. This award recognizes outstanding service at the component society, specialty or provincial level. Dr. Archer was presented with her Merit Award at a meeting of the West Toronto Dental Society on May 29, 2014.
Read More ➞Video: ArcherDental receives NICE Award
NICE and the Canadian Centre for Elder Law Congratulate Archer Dental on National Seniors Day, for continuing excellence, innovation and commitment to elder care issues.
Read More ➞Publication: Brushing Teeth Can Save Lives
Dr. Natalie Archer writes in the McMaster University publication The Optimal Aging Portal. The article discusses how the quality of oral health among seniors points to neglect and shows we need to ‘brush up’ on mouth care.
Read More ➞Innovation in dentistry
Innovative and evidence-based dentistry is the hallmark of Archer Dental. Both our offices have amazing technology.
Read More ➞Comfortable Dentistry
Archer Dental focuses on providing patients with a comfortable experience. At the Rosedale clinic, which specializes in family dentistry, the concept of comfort is evident in the soothing spa-like atmosphere and amenities.
Read More ➞What’s happening with the D.E.A.R Project…
The response from D.E.A.R has been amazing. We have received inquiries from and worked with organizations across Canada and the United States including the New York Centre Elder Abuse Centre and the International Association of Caregivers. The program is the first of its kind in the world.
Read More ➞D.E.A.R Project! How can you help?
This project is creating the first materials in Canada which link dentists, caregivers and older adults together on issues of abuse and neglect. Working with dentists, hygienists, seniors, caregivers and community organizations, the D.E.A.R. Project is “Taking the Bite out of Elder Abuse”.
Read More ➞D.E.A.R. (Dental Elder Abuse Response) Project
Did you know that as we age our dental health becomes even more important and yet many older adults suffer terrible abuse and neglect related to oral hygiene?
Poor or neglected oral health can be a form of elder abuse and it is a serious issue. Dental elder abuse can cause pain, suffering and illness for the older person. It can even lead to cases of preventable death.
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