Both Santa and the Tooth Fairy are magical figures, appealing to the imagination of young children, and both can be great teaching tools when it comes to good oral hygiene. The Tooth Fairy is well-known for visiting the homes of small children who have recently lost baby teeth, leaving a small gift in the form […] Read more
Your wisdom teeth are right at the back of the mouth and are the very last to come through during the late teens or early 20s. However, sometimes they can cause problems, often because the jaws aren’t big enough to accommodate these latecomers. If your wisdom teeth have yet to come through and you regularly […] Read more
Dental implants are a long-term solution for tooth loss, but people investigating this treatment need to have good dental and medical health and ideally should not have any signs of periodontal disease (severe gum disease). Advanced periodontal disease can be tricky to treat as it may become chronic, requiring ongoing care to control it. However, […] Read more
Have you looked at your teeth closely recently and perhaps noticed some craze lines? These can look alarming but are most likely not a cause for concern. Typically, craze lines only affect the tooth enamel and are superficial. Why Do Craze Lines Develop? They often develop due to normal wear and tear, although oral habits […] Read more
Most children enjoy sweets, and Halloween is the perfect time to indulge that sweet tooth. However, eating too many sugary treats increases the risk of cavities and toothache. So we’ve put together some ideas for alternative tooth-friendly treats. Sugar-Free Gum Sugar-free gum is great for teeth because it helps promote saliva flow. A good flow […] Read more
Your mouth is host to hundreds of different strains of bacteria. While most are harmless, others can cause disease, especially as your mouth is the entrance to your respiratory and digestive tracts. Usually, if you follow a good oral care routine, these bacteria are kept under control. However, suppose you are a little lax about […] Read more
Most people know they should visit their dentist regularly for check-ups and cleanings, but it can be tempting to skip these appointments, especially if you think you don’t have any dental issues. However, there are important reasons for seeing our dentist biannually. These regular visits are the cornerstone of any good preventative dental care routine. […] Read more
The thought of spring is enough to make anyone smile, but if your teeth look less than fabulous, they could be due for a spring cleaning. Follow our easy tips on how to refresh your dental care regime. Spring Clean Your Dental Care Products Now is a perfect time to throw out any toothpaste or […] Read more
Follow these easy tips to enjoy a happier and healthier smile. Brush consistently at least twice a day, and especially last thing at night. Make sure you brush your teeth properly, spending at least two minutes cleaning all tooth surfaces thoroughly. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush as anything harder can damage your tooth enamel. Don’t forget […] Read more
If you have noticed your breath smells nasty when wearing a face mask, you can’t necessarily blame it on the mask as it could be a dental health problem. Many people have halitosis or bad breath, and wearing a mask makes it easier to smell your breath. Lots of different factors can cause bad breath. […] Read more
