Does the thought of going to the dentist make you break out in a cold sweat? Are you fed up with being unable to find a dental professional who’s able and (willing) to adapt to your needs?

At Archer Dental, patient comfort is at the very forefront of our minds.

While you might not typically associate mental health with dentistry, it’s vitally important for older patients with Dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease to receive proper oral care.

Dr. Archer was thrilled to present at the PSW Forum of the Alzheimer Society of Toronto. The theatre was packed with a passionate and dedicated group of personal support workers from across the city, and Dr. Archer was proud to share her passion for dental care as a human right.

“If only I’d gone to the doctor sooner,” is probably one of the worst regrets a person can have in life. In honour of oral health month, we thought it was the perfect time to remind you that your oral health is a huge indicator of your overall health, and that the second you sense there’s something not quite right with either, you should go to a doctor rather than waiting as it worsens, hoping it’ll go away on its own.

If you’re in the mood to expand your knowledge when it comes to teeth and oral health, we’ve got some interesting bits of trivia for you!

We’re so pleased to present a link to Dr. Archer’s recent interview with her Alma Mater Dalhousie University!

Picking your New Year’s Resolution is the easy part – actually keeping it is a whole other kettle of fish. If you’re struggling not to break the goals you set for yourself this new year, we have some tips to help keep you strong!

With 2016 fast approaching, there’s no better time to get started on your list of resolutions. Here’s a dental checklist to help you keep on top of your oral hygiene as well as your personal goals for the New Year!