Dr. Ron Barzilay
8 - 990 Upper Wentworth St L9A 5E9 Hamilton, ON, Canada

Older People and individuals with medical conditions are at higher risk to developing a more serious case of the coronavirus. Stay home and help prevent the spread of COVID-19 to these at-risk individuals. #Corona #COVID19 #COVID #SpreadPrevention #PreventCOVID #CoronaTip #Risk #OlderPeople

Develop the habit of constantly drinking water throughout the day. Here is why: - Fluoride found in water can help strengthen the teeth - Keeps the mouth clean and dilutes the acid already present in the mouth... - Keeps the mouth from being dry dry mouth can encourage teeth decay - Fights against bad breath #DentalTip #ChildrensDentistry #OralHealth #TorontoChildrensDentist #PediatricDentistToronto #Water #HealthyTeeth

Ok, the bottom line right now regarding masks is if you are sick or symptomatic and you are around others then wear a mask. If you are going out and you are not sick, there is no proof that shows that wearing a mask will protect you or others more than physical distancing and good hand hygiene. Health Canada is saying that if you are going out and if you can not maintain physical distancing then you should consider wearing a non medical mask or face covering. More links in previous posts below https://www.canada.ca//instructions-sew-no-sew-cloth-face-

https://www.canada.ca//announcements/covid19-notice-home-m I have also added this link to Health Canada's recommendation on the use of home made masks as there is confusion on should you or shouldn't you wear masks.

https://www.publichealthontario.ca//factsheet-covid-19-how These are Public Health Ontario guidelines on the use of masks which have not changed since April 10th.

Wear a mask if you are coughing or sneezing! #Corona #COVID19 #COVID #SpreadPrevention #PreventCOVID #CoronaTip #Mask

If you’re looking for teeth-friendly food, try cheese! Cheese causes your salivary gland to produce more saliva, which in turn neutralizes acids and protects tooth enamel and reduces the risk of cavities. The calcium found in cheese is also great for strengthening your teeth and bones. #DentalTip #OralHealth #Teeth #Health #DentalFact #Cheese #Facts #TeethFriendlyFood

Today is Earth Day! How green is your dental hygiene routine? Every little action that can help save the world counts, even if it means taking care of your teeth in a greener way. Try turning off the water while brushing, use floss that is biodegradable, and consider switching to recyclable toothbrushes!... #EarthDay #OralHealth #DentalTip #DentalFacts #SaveTheWorld

When outside, remember to avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth! This can help protect you from COVID-19. #Corona #COVID19 #COVID #SpreadPrevention #PreventCOVID #CoronaTip

Mouthwash can help reduce gingivitis (gum disease), tooth decay, plaque, and can help whiten teeth, but it is NOT A SUBSTITUTE for either brushing or flossing! However, you should still make mouth rinsing a part of your daily dental care routine in order to target any oral conditions and achieve more successful results. #DentalTip #OralHealth #Teeth #Health #DentalFact #Mouthwash #Facts

least 20 seconds can help protect yourself and the people around you from COVID-19. Remember to wash your hands frequently every time you go out! #Corona #COVID19 #COVID #SpreadPrevention #PreventCOVID #WashHands

Happy Easter! Wishing you a wonderful day with your loved ones. Enjoy your sweet treats, but don’t forget to brush and floss after. #DentalTip #OralHealth #Easter #HappyEaster #DentalFacts

Maintain social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19! It’s really that simple - stay at home and keep a distance of at least 1-metre from others if you must go out. #Corona #COVID19 #COVID #SpreadPrevention #PreventCOVID #SocialDistancing #StayHome #StayAtHome

It’s World Health Day! Don’t forget overall health applies to having a healthy mouth as well! As we go through the COVID-19 pandemic, let us work together to ensure that people and communities all around the world are safe. Stay at home!... #WoldHealthDay #OveralHealth #Health #DidYouKnow #SocialDistancing

Help prevent the spread of COVID-19 with these 7 important steps: 1. Wash your hands frequently 2. Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth 3. Cover your cough using the bend of your elbow or a tissue ... 4. Avoid crowded places and close contact with anyone who has a fever or a cough 5. Stay at home if you feel unwell 6. If you have a fever, cough, or difficulty breathing, seek medical care early - but call first 7. Get information from trusted sources #Corona #COVID19 #COVID #SpreadPrevention #PreventCOVID #CoronaTips #SocialDistancing

National Hygienist Week is from April 4-10 , 2020! This week focuses on the importance of maintaining good oral health practices and understanding the role and importance of the dental hygienists. Also, get your purple on to show support for dental hygienists, as purple is the official colour of dental professionals.... #OralHealth # NationalHygienistWeek #Hygienist #Purple #Facts

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month About 3,200 Canadians are diagnosed with oral cancer, with 1,050 deaths occuring from oral cancer every year. Read more about the warning signs and symptoms of oral cancer here:... https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322575#1 #DentalTip #OralHealth #DidYouKnow #OralCancer #Cancer #OralCancerAwrenessMonth

April is Oral Health Month in Canada! Taking care of your oral health is just as important as eating healthy and being active. Having poor oral health can increase your risk of diabetes, respiratory, cardiovascular and brain diseases, and cancer. Take this as an opportunity to emphasize the importance of good oral health and treating it as part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. ... #OralHealth #OralHealthMonth #DentalTip

Remember to regularly and thoroughly wash your hands for 20 seconds to protect yourself and the people around you from the coronavirus. Soap and water are always preferred; but if they are not available, use an alcohol-based hand rub. #COVID-19 #Coronavirus #WashHands

During Quarantine, here are a few tips when spending time with your family: https://parade.com//things-to-do-with-kids-during-coronav/ #COVID-19 #Coronavirus #Quarantine

Due to COVID-19 pandemic, our office is closed as per the RCDSO guidance. Your appointment will be rescheduled once we re-open. In case of an emergency, please call our office at (905) 385 3003 and leave us a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible! Follow us on Facebook or keep checking our website to stay up-to-date with COVID-19 office news.... #DentalServices #OralHealth #DentalFact #COVID-19 #Corona

Take social distancing seriously! Staying at home is effective in reducing the spread of coronavirus. Only leave the house if it is an emergency but keep in mind to maintain at least 1-metre distance between yourself and others.... #COVID-19 #Corona #SocialDistancing