Bright White Dental Hygiene Clinic

03/30/2026

Are you an aggressive brusher?! Many of us are especially when we are in a rush! Although it feels like it’s “cleaning” better it’s actually causing more harm than good. Aggressive brushing can cause irreversible damage to the enamel and the gums. Gentle brushing allows for effective bacteria removal without wearing away the enamel. A great tip is that if you are an aggressive brusher you could use an electric toothbrush like an Oral B spin brush that has a pressure sensor built into it- this is great because when you brush to hard it will stop before you can cause any damage!

03/26/2026

Wonder why you can’t get into your dental hygienist at your dentists office but you can an independant dental hygiene clinic? Have they all seemed to have disappeared? Take a look at this press release from this past summer from the Canadian Dental Hygienists Association explaining that the shortage of hygienists in dental practices is not due to COVID and shortage of hygienists-it is due to the poor working conditions, unfair compensation and benefits, and an unhealthy culture environment at the workplace. This has lead to many hygienists leaving the profession to pursue something else or move independently on their own to create their own healthy environment. It’s a shame that dental hygienists aren’t valued for the impact they make on the populations oral health and to the world of dentistry as a whole.

Independent dental hygienists are on the rise and it’s time that we moved forward to better the care we offer to our patients. I appreciate all the support the community and my patients continue to show me in choosing me as their dental hygienist 🥰🥰❤️❤️

Love you all! Thank you so much for trusting me! 🦷

https://files.cdha.ca/NewsEvents/tag/2025/pressrelease_june2025.pdf?fbclid=IwdGRjcAQyofNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeLu5GCzznQ_wla6VOh4iYl_w_UZKhNlNjVjJ1duqM0lZy7GtIyIq2hKRecn8_aem_xUo4DbdpHwV3mwf54JrBzg

03/17/2026

03/17/2026

Another date has opened up!

Greater Moncton Emergency Dental Clinic

03/14/2026

Happy St Pattys this week!

03/11/2026

FYI!

03/02/2026

The new Emergency dental clinic will have its first opening March 13th! Pass along the word!

Greater Moncton Emergency Dental Clinic

02/18/2026

Check out this new awesome addition to our community! Emergency dental clinic is opening in Moncton that will take walk ins and emergencies! Check their website or page for updates!

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After hours, walk in dental care. Visit gmedc.ca for information about the clinic.

02/12/2026

Can’t get into your dentist or overdue for a dental cleaning?! We have some openings in Feb and March for appointments!🦷🦷🦷🦷 Call 5068715868 or message!

Check us out! We are a dental hygiene clinic in Riverview offering dental cleanings and teeth whitening! We offer direct billing to all insurances and flexible booking, and we are conveniently located at the Chocolate River Station! Check out our new website at brightwhitedh.ca for more information or to book an appointment!

02/06/2026

Tooth sensitivity is common in the majority of the population and can cause extreme discomfort. The use of sensitivity toothpastes like sensodyne, crest sensitive, Colgate sensitive, Prevident 5000, etc… can help combat this sensitivity.

When using a sensitivity toothpaste it is important to remember to brush your teeth then spit out the toothpaste and leave the film in your mouth. Do not rinse or put water on your toothbrush and brush off the toothpaste. In order for the toothpaste to desensitize the nerve it needs to be absorbed by the tooth and rinsing it away won’t help. No eating or drinking for 30 minutes after!

02/05/2026

It’s important to use the proper tools when cleaning in between your teeth! Floss is great for tight teeth, and rubber sticks as well. If you have larger spaces between your teeth a proxa brush is the best option for cleaning in between as it reaches and forms to the space between your teeth!

01/28/2026

Dental X-rays are not always as scary as you may think! New digital X-rays use less radiation to capture a photo then the radiation you get daily from walking outside or from a cup of tea. They are safe, accurate, and precise in allowing dental professionals to detect such things as cavities, abscesses, infections, supernumerary teeth, cancerous tumors and cysts and many other issues.

It is important to update your X-rays regularly to ensure we can get a full picture of your dental health- at-least every 2 years or yearly if prescribed by your dental professional.

Remember- prevention is key for dental health- catching things early before they “hurt” or cause problems can lead to serious problems and sometimes even death (cancers, etc…).