Pascal Terjanian DDS is an experienced and knowledgeable Montreal-based family dentist dedicated to providing top-quality dental care. Dr. Pascal offers services like checkups, teeth cleaning, emergency dental services, root canals, crowns, and bridges. As a local dentist, he establishes lasting relations with his patients and their families and works to make sure that they receive the best dental treatments.
After completing a Bachelor of Science at Carleton University, Dr. Pascal Terjanian went on to pursue dentistry at the Université de Montréal. Subsequently, he completed numerous certifications and postgraduate training in orthodontics, orthopedics, periodontics, endodontics, implantology, cosmetic, pediatric, and curative dentistry.
Dr. Pascal Terjanian has shown a commitment to continuing his education by taking a rigorous professional development course series. Averaging three or four courses per year since the mid-90s, he travels across the United States and Canada learning about the latest advances in dental techniques and technologies.
Symptoms of dental anxiety Constantly delaying a visit to the dentist can already be the first warning sign of incipient fear of the dentist. The check-up visit is avoided until pain occurs. Even then, the absolutely necessary dental appointment is postponed until it can no longer be endured. It is not uncommon for huge amounts of painkillers to be…
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What are cavities? We often associate dental caries in adults, with poor oral hygiene, and the intake of foods that are seen as unhealthy (gummies, sugar gum, etc.). Although it is true that both poor oral hygiene and foods with a lot of refined sugars are, most of the time, synonymous with the presence of cavities,…
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Covid Tongue So far we have heard some of the symptoms that the coronavirus causes in our body, such as fever and dry cough. In addition to the loss of taste and smell, COVID toes, unusual skin rashes. Several studies show, however, that the tongue can also be a key factor in detecting if you have…
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If you notice your gums inflamed, it is essential that you go to the periodontist as soon as possible. It is very likely that the inflammation of the gums, as well as its redness and bleeding, is due to the presence of an infection in the mouth, caused by periodontal diseases. The study of the gums is very important…
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Halitosis or bad breath is a much more frequent problem than you might expect. Having bad breath can become a serious problem with social implications since the self-esteem of those who suffer from the problem could be compromised. In many cases, it is the affection itself that notices that their mouth gives off an unpleasant smell, although, usually, they…
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In the mouth, a frenulum is a soft tissue that runs in a thin line between the lips and the gums, both at the top and at the bottom of the mouth. The frenulum can vary in thickness and length between different people. The frenulum that runs along the base of the tongue and connects to the…
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Within periodontic treatments, there are many existing techniques. These techniques include surgical interventions that seek to repair, maintain and support dental support tissues so that the oral cavity in general, and the teeth in particular, have the healthy appearance of a healthy mouth. Two of these interventions are gingivectomy and gingivoplasty, which usually confuse because…
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Oral cancers are part of a group of cancers commonly referred to as head and neck cancers, and of all head and neck cancers, they comprise about 85% of that category. Brain cancer is a cancer category unto itself and is not included in the head and neck cancer group. With more than half a million…
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What is Holistic Dentistry? Holistic Dentistry offers us a more than interesting vision of thinking about our body and our health. Holistic dentistry has been gaining popularity. More and more professionals and patients are interested in exploring it. Its premise is to contemplate the dental structure as a reflection of the totality of the individual. From this perspective,…
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Atrophy is a decrease or absence of development of a body structure or part. In the dental sector, it is about the loss of bone due to the absence of teeth, which makes it impossible to wear implants and fixed prostheses. Bone atrophy can be localized in a specific area or be generalized in both the maxilla…
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Brushing twice a day, that’s the norm. Yet it often remains difficult to keep the teeth clean. Especially in hard-to-reach places, but also when there are crooked teeth or molars. We’re not even talking about those terribly small spaces between the teeth. How do I clean my teeth? Dr. Pascal Terjanian will give you 5…
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