On Saturday, May 12th, the Clayton Community Festival returned to the neighbourhood of Fraser Hwy & 188th St.
This free family event included face painting, games, giveaways, a bouncy castle & more!
Here are some photos of the day!
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Hillcrest Elementary School Donation
Clayton Dental donated a waterpik (valued at $150) to the Hillcrest Elementary School for their annual Family Fun Night, which is held on June 22nd.
We love to donate something every year for this special event, which helps raise funds to better the school, upgrade electronics and create new learning environments.
Clayton Rodeo Party 2017
Clayton Dental attended the Clayton Rodeo Party in May 2017. Our toothfairy was dressed a little western.
Our staff had a great time meeting our patients and members of the community. Thanks for coming by and saying hi!
Honey Bee Festival 2016
Did you catch us at the Honey Bee Festival this weekend?
Our tooth fairy and new dentist had a blast taking photos and saying hi to everyone.
Our Toothfairy Visited a Local Elementary School!
Our Tooth Fairy visited a local elementary school to teach kids about oral health since April is Oral Health month!
Don’t forget to book your FREE VELscope screening with us on April 16th. We hope to see you soon!
We’re handing out goodies in our community!
These lovely ladies from READ Surrey/White Rock sent us a great photo of them handing out our Clayton Dental Center goodies to their clients. We love helping our community!
Free VELscope Screening on April 16th!
We’re having a FREE VELscope screening day on April 16th! Give us a call at 604-576-9999 to book your screening today.
Clayton Dental’s toothfairy was featured in a 123 Dentist video about oral cancer.
Is it safe to see the dentist during pregnancy?
YES, it’s safe! Your dentist will assess your oral condition and map out a dental plan for the rest of your pregnancy. You can expect some changes in your oral health during pregnancy. The primary changes are due to a surge in hormones (estrogen and progesterone) which can exaggerate the way gum tissues react to plaque. If the plaque isn’t removed, it can cause gingivitis – red, swollen, tender gums that are more likely to bleed. So-called “pregnancy gingivitis” affects most pregnant women to some degree, so it is important to keep your regular check up and cleaning appointments. The best time for any dental treatment is between the fourth and sixth month of pregnancy. Women with dental emergencies can be treated during any trimester. Only X-rays that are needed for emergencies should be taken during pregnancy. Lastly, elective procedures that can be postponed should be
delayed until after the baby’s birth.
When should my child first see a dentist?
The Canadian Dental Association recommends the assessment of infants, by a dentist, within 6 months of the eruption of the first tooth or by one year of age. The goal is to have your child visit the dentist before there is a problem with his or her teeth. In most cases, a dental exam every six months will let your child’s dentist catch small problems early. This visit is important for the parents to learn how to manage diet, hygiene and the proper use of fluoride to prevent problems. The dental team can show you how to care for your infant’s or toddler’s mouth. This visit also lets parents discuss teething and developmental milestones. It’s also important to bring your child in so that he or she may become familiarized with the dental setting. We look forward to seeing your little one!
Another Tooth Fairy Visit.
These images are from our Tooth Fairy visiting these beautiful women with FASD (fetal alcohol spectrum disorder). We brought them all baggies full of dental product and one of them was about to be the winner of a Sonicare toothbrush!
