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For a dazzling smile
Championship season for the Ice Dogs
Would you love to have a dazzling smile? Here are three of the most common tooth- whitening methods. 1. After a consultation with your dentist, you will be given thermoformed trays (custom made for your teeth) and a whitening gel. At home, put the gel in the trays and wear them for one to two hours per day. The treatment will last anywhere from a few days to two weeks, depending on the original colour of your teeth. 2. At the dental clinic, the specialist first covers your gums with a resin or a rubber sheet. He or she then applies an oxidizing agent to your teeth; this gel is left on for a few
minutes or is activated with a halogen light. A minimum of two sessions is usually required for a dazzling smile. 3. Laser or infrared tooth whitening is the most effective technique; one session is usually enough for gleaming white teeth. The use of extremely powerful lights facilitates the passage of the whitening gel through the enamel to the stained dentin below. Because the bleaching agent must never touch your skin, the dentist covers your gums with a resin and applies a barrier cream to your mucous membranes and lips. Ask your dental care professional about the bleaching technique that will give you the smile you’ve always wanted.
It has been an unforgettable championship season in theMajor peewee division for the Casselman-Embrun Ice Dogs.They finished the 2015-2016 season as both the playoffs and league champion club in the Ottawa BMinor Hockey League (OBMHL).That includes an OBMHL regular season game record of 24-2-4 with 118 goals for the teamand 47 goals scored against them, and a playoffs record of 7-2-4 with 38 goals for the Ice Dogs and 20 against them from their opponents. The team also finished as the Hockey Eastern Ontario-Minor (HEO) peewee branch champions with game record of 5-0, including 18 goals for the club and four against. The Ice Dogs are ranked Number One of more than 250 teams in the Ontario Peewee 03 B/C/D/AE/MD class with championship trophies from tournaments in Smith Falls, ON and Jay Peak, Vermont, plus finalist’s placings in the Cumberland Grads Volunteer Cup and the Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, tournaments. The club also takes pride in helping raise $105 this year for juvenile diabetes research while hosting the HEO-Minor Branch Championship, and Ice DogMaxime Breault will march in the 2016 Telus Walk in Ottawa on June 12. – Gregg Chamberlain
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