Gum disease is often referred to as a 'silent' disease because people tend to overlook the symptoms.
Gingivitis vs. Periodontitis: What’s the difference? Gingivitis is the pre-curser to Periodontitis (gum disease). When Gingivitis first occurs the bacteria from the plaque build-up in your teeth causes your gums to inflame and bleed when you are brushing your teeth. In this early stage your teeth have not dis-lodged from […]
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If you have crooked, gappy or misaligned teeth you may be considering teeth straightening treatments to help improve your smile.
There are a number of different teeth straightening options available including fixed, ceramic, lingual and removable appliances. Nowadays, many people opt for invisible or hidden braces to adjust their teeth without others noticing they are even wearing braces. Advances in cosmetic dentistry have introduced a variety of different options and […]
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Improving your smile is a life-long investment that will increase your confidence and change your life.
The importance of a confident smile cannot be overlooked. It is the first thing many people pay attention to and can help you win over friends and strangers alike. Improving your smile is a life-long investment that will increase your confidence and change your life. What is a Smile Makeover? […]
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Brushing your teeth seems simple enough. You are taught how to do it as a child and probably aren’t aware of how you even do it anymore.
Brushing your teeth seems simple enough. You are taught how to do it as a child and probably aren’t aware of how you even do it anymore. But if it really is so simple why is there so much discussion surrounding it? If you are unsure of how effective your […]
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Gingival sculpting is a cosmetic periodontal procedure that reshapes the gum tissue around your teeth.
Gingival sculpting is a cosmetic periodontal procedure that reshapes the gum (gingival) tissue around your teeth. The procedure should be carried out safely by a qualified professional and usually takes a few days to a week to recover from. What are the causes of uneven gums? You may have uneven […]
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It's not a myth that dark foods and drinks stain your teeth. Repeat offenders including red wine and coffee are often pushed into the forefront as the poster products for dull, discoloured teeth.
It’s not a myth that dark foods and drinks stain your teeth. Repeat offenders including red wine and coffee are often pushed into the forefront as the poster products for dull, discoloured teeth. And the detrimental effects of smoking to not only your teeth but overall health are widely discussed […]
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Around 70% of people in the UK aged between 35 and 45 years have lost at least one permanent tooth.
Around 70% of people in the UK aged between 35 and 45 years have lost at least one permanent tooth. It used to be the case that for those who wanted to replace these missing teeth they had no option but to get a fixed bridge, or use dentures. However […]
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Suffering with toothache or need a tooth removed, contact us today!
It is rare that you will suffer from a dental emergency. Most of the dental issues you will experience in your lifetime can be treated by making a normal dental appointment. However it may be the case that you endure an accident or trauma that causes you to experience severe […]
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Everything that you eat and drink passes over your teeth and gums and impacts on your health.
Everything that you eat and drink passes over your teeth and gums and impacts on your health. Brushing regularly, flossing daily and visiting your dentist and dental hygienist helps to maintain good oral health however consuming damaging, sugary foods and drinks will ultimately have a detrimental effect on your teeth […]
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When you suffer with teeth sensitivity day to day activities such as eating, drinking and brushing your teeth can cause a sharp, temporary pain in your mouth.
When you suffer with teeth sensitivity day to day activities such as eating, drinking and brushing your teeth can cause a sharp, temporary pain in your mouth. Sensitive teeth is most common in people aged between 20 and 40 but can affect children and the elderly as well. What causes […]
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