Friday 10 January 2014

2013 Consumer Choice Award Winner




Consumer Choice Award Winner 2013

Children’s Dental World in Winnipeg was selected the 2013 Consumer Choice Award winner in the category of Orthodontist for the city of Winnipeg and surrounding areas.

Through an independent market research survey, the consumers and businesses in the community have selected Children’s Dental Word Winnipeg as the top-ranked organization in the industry. Children’s Dental World Winnipeg is now part of a selected group of businesses recognized for their business excellence in the greater Winnipeg area.

Consumer Choice Award was established in 1987 and was considered the most distinguished award for business excellence in Canada. In fact, the Consumer Choice Award is the most recognized award among all awards across Canada, with 8 out of 10 Canadians being aware of the award. Please visit their website at www.ccaward.com to find out more.

It is the Consumer Choice Award’s mission to recognize and promote business excellence in communities across Canada.

We would like to thank every one of our loyal parents and patients that helped us achieve this prestigious status as it would not have been possible without you.





From Left: Consumer Choice Award representative, Dr. Chris Yue, Dr. Milos Lekic & Dr. Charles Lekic





 From Left: Dr. Chris Yue, Cher Yue, Dr. Milos Lekic, Dr. Erin Andrews, Dr. Zivka Lekic & Dr. Charles Lekic




Children's Dental World has expanded!


2013 was an exciting year for Children's Dental World in Winnipeg as we renovated and expanded our 1426 McPhillips street location. The project included a enlarging the wait room and our orthodontic sections  as well as expand our on-site surgical suite.

We wanted to share a few of the pictures with you and thank everyone who helped make this possible especially to all of our patients who were so patient and accommodating during the renovation project.

New Wait Room


Reception Area


Wait Room with Nemo and friends


New Orthodontic Section


New Consult Room


Pediatric Dental Section


New Surgical Suite Wait Room


Surgical Suite 1


Surgical Suite 2


Recovery Room




Children's Dental World  - "Where Kids Come First!"

Thursday 21 February 2013

Tuesday 12 February 2013

No Cavity Club

Hey kids, are you in the No Cavity Club? No? Well then we have to do something about that.. Here is how you become a member of the one and only Children's Dental World in Winnipeg's No Cavity Club:

When you visit us at Children's Dental World for your cleaning and checkup and you have no cavities form those nasty sugar bugs you become part of our AWESOME No Cavity Club. You then get a chance to spin the Prize Wheel and enter a draw for great prizes. Each month we have the No Cavity Club prize draw with super fun prizes like an iPod, Wii gaming systems, movie tickets, toys and board games!


But wait there is more! Once you enter the No Cavity Club you also stand a chance to win your very own Children's Dental World No Cavity Club t-shirt.

Come on down for a visit today and be part of the FUN!! Call us: 204-888-KIDS (5437)

The Children's Dental World Prize Wheel


The Children's Dental World No Cavity Club t-shirts




Monday 11 February 2013

Our Creative Orthodontist

Our orthodontist at Children's Dental World in Winnipeg, Dr. Milos Lekic, surprised us all when he told us he was writing a book. The first thing that came to mind was, "this book must be about teeth in some way" but to our surprise he was writing a fictional novel, The Bridge Between, filled with romance, tragedy, love and war. Very impressed by his added status of author we encouraged him to share this story with the world and The Bridge Between was published.

Milos gained instant success and spent 3 consecutive weeks on the Winnipeg Bestsellers list in the paperback-fiction category. The Bridge Between is available at McNally Robinson and online at www.amazon.ca,  www.trafford.com and www.miloslekic.com


Below is a short synopsis of The Bridge Between:

The Bridge Between is a story told by the main character, Mickey. When we first meet Mickey, the twelve-year-old boy is growing up in Yugoslavia with his parents and grandfather. During a full moon, his Grandfather takes Mickey to an old stone bridge spanning the Neretva River. It served as a vital trading route and also as a bridge of ideas between East and West.

Mickey, a Christian, falls in love with Leila, a Muslim from the other side of the Old Bridge. They date and go to medical school together, but are called back to their hometown because of war. As a result of their different backgrounds, they must remain on opposite sides of the bridge.

During the ensuing months Mickey, now drafted, struggles with his faith and the meaning of it all, while the land he loves and the people close to him are torn apart by war. “I guess it’s human nature to divide ‘us’ from ‘them’ and then to point fingers at each other,” the author writes early on.

It was on the Old Bridge that Mickey’s grandparents first met and fell in love, where Mickey met his beloved Leila, and where he nearly ended his life when he thought Leila was dead.


Tuesday 5 February 2013

Now Expanding

We are expanding our McPhillips Street location to make your visit with us more enjoyable. Stay tuned for more updates.

  

Tooth Brushing Tips

TOOTH BRUSHING

Brushing and Flossing Instructions:

Children’s hands and mouths are different than adults. They need to use toothbrushes designed for children. Both adults and children should use brushes with soft, rounded bristles for a gentle cleaning. Change to a new brush about every three months.

Wipe infant’s teeth gently with a moist, soft cloth or gauze square. As babies grow, use a child’s toothbrush with a small, smear of toothpaste. By age 2 or 3 begin to teach your child to brush. You will need to brush where they miss. Dentists and Hygienists often advise children to use a gentle, sort of back and forth motion to remove plaque. When children are older they can switch to this method.

·         Hold the brush at an angle (45 degrees) towards teeth and gums. Move brush back and forth with short strokes, about a half a tooth wide.
·         Brush the inside and outside surfaces of each tooth, top and bottom.
·         Hold the brush flat on top of the teeth and brush the chewing surfaces.
·         Floss between teeth daily.

When to begin brushing:

Once your child’s teeth begin erupting, you can begin cleaning them by wiping them with a moist washcloth. As your child gets more teeth, you can begin to use a soft child’s toothbrush. You should just use a smear of a fluoride or non-fluoride toothpaste (Baby OraGel) until your child is able to spit it out (too much fluoride can stain their teeth).

For most toddlers, getting them to brush their teeth can be quite a challenge. Some suggestions for making tooth brushing less of a battle can include
·         Letting them brush your teeth at the same time.
·         Letting them pick out a few toothbrushes with their favorite characters and giving them a choice of which one they want to use each time (Gives the feeling of control)
·         Let them brush their own teeth first (you will likely “have to help out”)
·         Read some children’s books about tooth brushing.
·         Have everyone brush their teeth at the same time.

To help them understand the importance of brushing, it can be sometimes fun and helpful to let them eat/drink something that will temporarily stain their teeth, and then let them brush their teeth.

It can also be a good idea to create a “tooth brushing routine” and stick to the same routine each day.

That's all for now :)

Children's Dental World Winnipeg