Press Room
A night for caring and sharing
Noted Hamilton dentist Vineet Bhandari has many fond memories of last Thursday's hugely successful Charity of Hope gala, Jazz & Pizazz, featuring Alfie Zappacosta.
Dr. Bhandari Speaks to the Hamilton Academy of Medicine
Dr. Bhandari was recently honoured to speak to the Hamilton Academy of Medicine 93rd Annual Conference on 27 Jan 2010 at the Hamilton Convention Centre.
I was recently honoured to speak to the Hamilton Academy of Medicine 93rd Annual Conference on 27 Jan 2010 at the Hamilton Convention Centre. I am the first dentist in their 93 year history to speak to their membership.
A Winning Smile
When a car accident left a beauty queen with broken teeth, she turned to her dentist for the solution.
As an aspiring model and one-time Miss World Canada runner-up, Simran Singh's face is her business. So, in the fall of 2008, when a car accident caused an airbag to release and severely damage her nose and teeth, Singh was beyond devastated.
Fun and Fundraising at Charity of Hope
June 16, 2009 - Jeff Mahoney, The Hamilton Spectator
It was an Arabian Night indeed at last Thursday's Oakville Charity of Hope gala...
You Send the Questions, We Find the Answers
Dr. Vineet Bhandari, a dentist in Hamilton, Ont., responds...
Q: When my wisdom teeth appeared, my front teeth became crooked and remained crooked, even after I had my wisdom teeth removed. Since I'm in my 20's, I'm not interested in traditional braces. However, I am interested in invisalign, but I wonder how effective these braces are and how long I would have to wear them.
A: Wisdom teeth do not necessarily cause crowdin and/or a crooked smile, since one wisdom tooth cannot "push" seven teeth ahead of it. Being in your 20's does not mean you can't wear braces.
Arresting Smile
How one police officer made her smile her best defence.
Despite year's of familiarity with Susan's mouth, Dr. Bhandari provided an in-depth, one-on-one dental consultation. From there, he created a physical, diagnostic wax mock-up of Susan's teeth.
Elevate Magazine - Winter 2006
Sipping Safely
Some women are taking the bite out of potential teeth stains by drinking their coffee through a straw. "Supposedly a straw pushes the coffee to the back of the mouth so the that the teeth (especially front) can remain stain free," says Dr, Vineet Bhandari, a dentist based in Hamilton.
Hamilton - Style File - Health and Beauty - Spring 2006
Health and Beauty
A great smile says a thousand words. Keeping teeth healthy is the first priority. Brush, floss, rinse and get regular checkups. The dentist is your friend.
