Mar
22

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

Receding gums can be painful, and make your teeth more vulnerable to infection and cavities. But how do receding gums occur, and can you rebuild them successfully? In the following guide, we’re going to take a look at some methods used to rebuild receding gums, how successful they are, while also taking a look at. Continue reading >>

Mar
22

10 Dental Hygiene Tips for Healthy Teeth & Gums

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

When it comes to your confidence and self-esteem, never underestimate the power of a dazzling smile! Aside from being a reliable confidence booster, studies have even shown that smiling can increase your chances of getting a job during an interview! But how do you keep your gleaming smile in tip-top condition at every stage of. Continue reading >>

Mar
22

How do you treat tooth decay in children?

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that kids love snacking on sweets and chocolate – especially when their parents’ backs are turned! But according to data from Public Health England, tooth decay is an increasingly common problem for those under the age of 18. Even mild tooth decay can turn into an expensive and painful problem. Continue reading >>

Feb
27

Five Warning Signs of Gum Disease you Shouldn’t Ignore

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

Gum disease is a common condition, but that doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t be taken seriously. If left untreated, gum disease can increase your tooth sensitivity, cause your gums to recede, and even change the alignment of your teeth and jaw. Gum disease is best treated when caught early, which is why we’re going to. Continue reading >>

Feb
27

How is an emergency dentist different from a regular dentist?

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

Your regular dentist is your point-of-call for all your regular, bi-annual check-ups; your regular dentist will routinely examine your teeth for any signs of gum disease or tooth decay, and refer you to any specialist treatment if and when necessary. However, when it comes to those unpredictable tooth emergencies – such as tooth loss, severe. Continue reading >>

Feb
27

Early signs of oral cancer

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

Oral cancer might not be the most common cancer in the world – and it certainly doesn’t get press or media attention in the same way as others – but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t understand its most common tell-tale symptoms. In this blog post, we’re going to go over the early signs of oral. Continue reading >>

Feb
27

Which toothpaste ingredients should be avoided?

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

When it comes to buying toothpaste, the choice isn’t always as simple as it may seem; while traditional ingredients such as fluoride and xylitol are beneficial for dental health, other common ingredients can be less helpful – and could even end up harming your teeth. In this guide, we’re going to take a look at. Continue reading >>

Feb
6

5 Reasons to Consider Dental Implants

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

Tooth loss can have a devastating effect on both your self-esteem and your mouth’s ability to function correctly. Whether your tooth loss was caused by smoking, injury, or disease, it’s hard to underestimate its impact; we use our mouths for everything from speaking to eating, so losing a tooth (or many teeth) can be debilitating.. Continue reading >>

Feb
6

What is the best treatment for receding gums?

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

Experiencing receding gums can be both irritating and uncomfortable – from increasing tooth sensitivity to making your mouth more susceptible to infection, having your gums recede from your teeth can cause a multitude of dental issues. The good news is that there are several treatments available to help limit the effects of receding gums, and. Continue reading >>

Feb
6

Is Hard Seltzer bad for your teeth?

Categories: general dentistry, Oral Health Advise

Hard Seltzer is an increasingly popular alcoholic drink, thanks to its relatively low calorie and carb count. But just because Hard Seltzer may be considered a “healthier” alcoholic beverage (if such a thing exists) that doesn’t mean that it can’t be harmful – in particular, when it comes to your teeth. In fact, Hard Seltzer. Continue reading >>

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