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It's safe to say that the summer weather has finally arrived!

We hope you enjoyed the Canada Day Holiday and had a chance to celebrate.

June was busy month for us at Rosedale Dental. Dr. Silver and Dr. Shade participated in the 2009 Ride to Conquer Cancer for the second year in a row. We also officially welcomed a new hygienist to our team.

Tour de Tooth is a Tour de Force!
Once again Dr. Silver & Dr. Shade participated in the 2009 The Ride To Conquer Cancer benefiting Princess Margaret Hospital.

This year a total of 3530 people participated in this amazing two day, 200 kilometre ride which raised a total of 14.5 million dollars. If you would like to read more about the ride please visit conquercancer.ca.
We have also included some photos from this two day adventure, click here to view them.

Well Done Dr. Silver & Dr. Shade we are very proud of you both!


Have a great month,

Dr. Neil
Silver, Dr. Brian Warshafsky and the staff of Rosedale Dental Centre


The best compliment you can give us is your referrals? We are now accepting new patients.

If you know someone that would benefit from our services please let us know!


We get a lot of questions in the office regarding mouth piercings from parents & teenagers!

We recently found this article that answers a lot of these questions for those of you that may be thinking about it.

As always we are happy to answer any
questions that you
may have.



We would like to give a big Rosedale Dental Welcome to Lyndite
(pronounced Lynn-D-ta)
to our office!

Lyndite is a welcome addition to our already amazing hygiene team and will be working Mondays. She looks forward to having the chance to meet you soon!


There you are, it's Saturday morning and you have the whole day ahead of you. You roll over and look at your better half and decide to give them a good morning kiss... But wait!!!
What's been brewing in your mouth over night?

Here's a question - if we floss and brush before we go to bed and settle down to sleep with a fresh mouth every night, why is it that just mere hours later, we wake up with dreaded "morning breath"?

The simple answer is that during the day, saliva works as your body's own natural mouthwash, washing away bacteria and particles that cause bad breath. While we sleep, saliva production decreases and our mouths dry out, providing the perfect environment for odour-causing bacteria.

Click here to learn more!


Based on the recent feedback from our patients about cell phone use, we would like to remind you that cell phone and other electronic devices are not permitted in the operatories during your appointment.

We thank you in advance for helping us make your visit as well as all our patient's visits a pleasant one!

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