Adelaide North Dental Care Dr. Kashefi DDS
1160 Adelaide St.N N5Y 2N5 London, ON, Canada

No, this is not a purple Santa delivering toys to Adelaide North Dental Care. It's our dental hygienist Brooke bringing in our laundered reusable gowns. We are being eco friendly by using reusable gowns and having them laundered by a local company that follows all public health guidelines.

It's a winter wonderland at Adelaide North Dental Care today!

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Happy Halloween from Adelaide North Dental Care! #dentist #halloween2020 #londonontario

Healthy Halloween Tips Have a game plan Before heading out, take a minute to talk about expectations. How long will trick-or-treating last? How much candy will be eaten when getting home? What will be the treats-per-day limit? Eat treats (only) with a meal Be a role model by sitting with your kids, distraction-free, and enjoying a treat after a meal. Mention what you like about the treat you chose. Bonus points: Mention what you like about your main course too!... Use a small bag and ditch non-favourites One solution to avoid waste is to use smaller trick-or-treat bags to start. Another solution: a mid-November visit from the "Switch Witch" who trades remaining candy for something like a small toy or passes to an indoor waterslide park! The right fit It is important to make sure that your child's costume fits properly to prevent trips and falls. Avoid items such as oversized shoes, high heels, long dresses or capes. Avoid masks Masks make it hard for children to see what's around them, including cars. Try a hypoallergenic (less likely to cause an allergic reaction), non-toxic make-up kit instead. DO WEAR A CLOTH OR MEDICAL MASK WHILE TRICK OR TREATING AND STAY 2 METERS APART FROM OTHERS OUTSIDE OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD AS DIRECTED BY PUBLIC HEALTH. Check your treats Tell your child not to eat any treats before they get home. When home, you can look through your treats together to make sure everything is safe to eat and doesn't contain any ingredients that your child may be allergic to. Set a treat time To resist constant snacking, it is best to limit snacking to particular times. Frequent snackers are at a greater risk of tooth decay as the mouth has constant acidic conditions that wear away at tooth enamel leading to cavities. Eat a balanced meal Healthy meals and snacks should always come before candy and treats. Send the kids trick or treating with a good healthy meal. A satisfied stomach will indulge in less sweets. Brush, floss and rinse Sticky candy can get stuck in between teeth and cause tooth decay. Brushing and flossing after a snack is ideal, but rinsing with a glass of water after eating a sugary treat will also help wash away some of the sugars and acids. After flossing, roll it up in a tiny ball and put it in the garbage. Never flush floss down the toilet. Have Fun! Show your family there is more to Halloween than the candy, enjoy time being active outside together and exploring your neighbourhood. #halloween #dentist #londonontario See more

Adelaide North Dental Care managed to get some laughs in while working this long weekend! We wish everyone a wonderful and safe long weekend! #smilingeyes #dentist #londonontario

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Adelaide North Dental Care has medical grade air purifiers with uv light filters at the office for your protection! They were also made in Canada! #cleanair #canadastrong #buylocal #dentist #londonontario

Everyone at Adelaide North Dental Care is smiling with their eyes since their beautiful smiles are hidden now. Happy Tuesday! #dentist #londonontario #smilingeyes

We want to thank all of our patients for following our safety guidelines. Because of your help we have kept Adelaide North Dental Care a safe space to come to for your dental care. THANK YOU! #dentist #londonontariodentist #londonontario

#tbt Here is a little throw back Thursday of our smiling dental hygienists Brooke and Amanda having fun! #dentalhygienistjustwanttohavefun #dentalhygienist #dental #londonontario

Happy Canada Day from Adelaide North Dental Care

Have a wondeful weekend everyone

Adelaide North Dental Office would like to stress that your safety is our top priority. To help us keep you safe, we would like your help. Below are guidelines for your next appointment. Accepting to be pre-screened for your appointment, on the phone and when you get to the office.... Limiting the number of people who accompany you to your appointment to an essential support person. We ask that you wear a mask to your appointment, if you do not have one we will supply one. You are to wear the mask at all times except when you are receiving treatment. Upon arrival to your appointment you will have your temperature checked and pre-screened. You will be asked to use hand sanitizer or wash your hands upoun arrival and exiting the facility Thank you for your support #dental #londonontario #dentist

Things are looking a little different at Adelaide North Dental Care. You will notice Plexiglass, distancing measures in the waiting room and decore removed. We are following the guidelines to create a safe environment for you to come to. #dental #londonontario #dentist #londondentist

We are OPEN and happy to be back Adelaide North Dental Care has been working tirelessly on implementing new guidelines from the RCDSO, CDHO and PHO to ensure a safe return. We are happy to announce that we have been given the green light from all dental regulatory bodies to open up for non-essential services.... Our dentist will be taking appointments starting June 9, 2020. Our dental hygienist will be taking appointments starting June 15, 2020. Please call the office at (519)673-0031 to book an appointment. We will be calling and rescheduling all patients that unfortunately had to have their appointments cancelled. We look forward to seeing all your smiling faces again soon #dental #londonontario #londondentist

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Many of you may have heard on the news that dental offices are open again... while we wish that was true, its not quite accurate YET. Although the Ministry of Health has given the go-ahead, we are still obligated to wait to hear from the Royal College of Dental Surgeons as to when we can reopen for non-essential treatment. We are currently seeing emergencies until further notice. If you have an emergency please call the office at (519) 673-0031 to troubleshoot your problem. We will keep you updated!! #WeMissYou !!!

Is our dental hygienist Brooke preparing to go to outter space? The answer is no, but it sure looks that way. The staff at Adelaide North Dental Care have had their mask fit tests completed. We are staying on top of the changing times in preparation for a safe return. We hope you all are staying safe and healthy.

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Happy Mother's Day to all the beautiful, dedicated and hard working mothers! We hope you enjoy your special day!

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Were still smiling under all that PPE . Adelaide North Dental Care is open for emergencies only. New Patients are accepted. Were here to help! Please call the office at 519-673-0031 and we can troubleshoot your problem. An "emergency situation includes oral-facial trauma, significant infection, prolonged bleeding or pain which cannot be managed by over-the-counter medications.

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April is Oral Health Month, a chance for all Canadians to take extra care of our oral health and recognize its often understated impact on our overall well-being. As well, April 4- 10 is National Dental Hygienists Week, a time to celebrate these dedicated professionals who help to keep our mouths healthy. #OralHealthforTotalHealth #dhpurplepride #adelaidenorthdentalcare #dental #dentist #dentalhygienist

We miss all our wonderful patients! This is a picture of our last group outing before we were all seperated by this crisis. We will be smiling like this again once we make it through this pandemic. We are all in this together. We hope that you are all staying safe and healthy.

***UPDATE*** Dear Patients, The Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario have advised all dentists to suspend immediately all non-essential and elective dental services until April due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. ... We are available to provide emergency dental treatment to patients who need it. If you need to reach us with a dental emergency, we will be open Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Please call us at (519) 673 0031 and we can help you troubleshoot your issue. The health and safety of our patients, team, families, and the community remain our top priority. We look forward to servicing our patients as soon as it is safe to do so and will keep you updated. Sincerely, Adelaide North Dental Care

Dear patients, Your physical health and safety are important to us. So in light of the growing concern around COVID-19 (Coronavirus), we would like to take this opportunity to assure you that our priority is keep you informed, and feeling safe in our office. Adelaide North Dental Care is currently following the guidance provided by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), the Ontario Ministry of Health, and local health authorities. At present, the Ontario Ministry of Healt...h has assessed the public health risk associated with COVID-19 as low for the general population, but this could change rapidly. We have placed hand sanitizer in high traffic areas, and posted notices in all restrooms, encouraging proper hand washing procedures. (Which we ALWAYS encourage!) Morning and nightly sanitizing of our office space is being performed. This includes all door handles, light switches and alarm panels and buttons, phones, faucets, and toilet handles. Universal percautions are used during all procedures, when sterilizing and disinfecting operatories. We are going through rigorous screening that consist of checking for past travel and flu like symptoms. We will continue to communicate with you, and send updates as new information comes our way. We promise to stay positive, and proactive, and hope you do too! Sincerely, Adelaide North Dental Care

Here's to strong women: May we know them, may we be them and may we raise them. Adelaide North Dental Care would like to wish everyone a happy International Women's Day! #internationalwomensday #womenindental

Happy Dental Assistant Recognition Week to our intelligent, talented and beautiful dental assistants Elizabeth, Somayyeh and Keisha! Thank you for all you do!

TOOTH DECAY Tooth decay, also known as dental caries or cavities, is a breakdown of enamel due to acids made by bacteria. The cavities may be a number of different colors from yellow to black. The cause of cavities is acid from bacteria dissolving the hard tissues of the teeth.

**********CONTEST WINNERS**************** There are 528 cerec blocks in the the vase! One of our patient's was a lucky winner and for our staff contest our beautiful assistant Somayyeh won! Thank you for all your guesses.

*****************CONTEST***************** Look at all those cerec blocks! Can you guess how many? Fill out your ballot at the end of your appointment to win a gift card of your choice! Good luck to all!