NEWS & BLOGS

Usually, with the first sign of gum redness, bleeding gums or gum ulcers, your first reaction is to run to your dentist. But what if your gum problem has something to do with your lifestyle instead?

It is that time of the year where we might need a reminder that we’re possibly eating too much junk food. Easter has just come and gone, and the weather is about to get cooler, which means cosy nights and comfort eating.

The quest for aesthetic perfection has been around for centuries, but the question of exactly “what is beauty?”, is a question that has evolved since the beginning of time.

We’ve all had a filling at some point in our life but some of us may have had a traumatic experience as a child or a fear of the dentist which has resulted in less than regular dental care appointments.

From the time our first tooth appeared, we’ve been brushing with gusto. Now, with so many varieties of toothbrushes on the market, the decision on which ones are the best for our oral health can be overwhelming.

Dental fillings for many individuals can be a normal part of life. Even if you eat well, cut down on sugar and have a good oral hygiene routine, small holes can develop over time.

If you have any questions about sensitivity, grinding your teeth, fluoride-use or anything in between make sure you ask your dentist – we love discussing anything to do with Dentistry!

The pandemic has brought some new lifestyle changes and shifts in not only the way we see each other but how we see ourselves. The new reality of many of us working from home has resulted in the creation of sales spiking in certain things.

Activated charcoal has been one of the biggest wellness trends in recent times. Even famous celebrities and bloggers have endorsed activated charcoal, telling you how it’s a good natural alternative to teeth bleaching, but does it really work?

If you have any questions about sensitivity, grinding your teeth, fluoride-use or anything in between make sure you ask your dentist – we love discussing anything to do with Dentistry!

If you have any questions about sensitivity, grinding your teeth, fluoride-use or anything in between make sure you ask your dentist – we love discussing anything to do with Dentistry!

A healthy diet will benefit your oral health as well as the rest of your body. Removing or limiting consumption of soft drinks, energy drinks, sugary juices and acidic drinks will help maintain a balanced diet.

If you have ever experienced severe dental pain, a fractured tooth or bleeding from your mouth, understanding what you can do during a dental emergency can help to reduce panic and stress.

Visiting the dentist is something people often dread. However, by visiting the dentist biannually, not only are you reducing the risk of gum disease, tooth decay and halitosis (bad breath), you’re also enhancing the look and feel of your smile.