Most people go to the dentist only when they are in pain or have got a problem or something sore. We understand that because we’re all busy and we don’t have time to necessarily look after our teeth as much as we should. We think if there’s nothing that...
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Bad breath is basically caused by sulfur-producing bacteria. These are bacteria which live on the tongue, in the pockets or spaces between the teeth and underneath the gum. If you get multiplication of bacteria it causes an increase in the sulphur producing bacteria or you have a mouth which...
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As with most things medical, prevention is worth far more than a cure. So for your teeth that could mean visiting a dentist every 6 months – having regular check-ups makes sure that you won’t suffer too many dental problems in the future. Did you know: To keep your...
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In days gone by having a gap in your teeth was a sign of good luck and possible future wealth and for some it still holds that certain charm. But for others, having a space there can be a real problem, particularly if that gap is quite large. It...
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If you brush your teeth and spit out a slight amount of blood it could mean that you have been too vigorous with your cleaning, but it could also be a sign that you have gum or periodontal disease. Gum disease is quite common although many people tend to...
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Visit any supermarket and the shelves are filled with teeth whitening products. The number and variation of these have increased dramatically in the last few years, from gels and abrasives to strips and laser assisted home bleaching. For those who want to get rid of stains and have nice...
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We all love a bright, white smile. For most of us it’s a sign of health and vitality and helps us to feel confident and happy in ourselves as we go about our daily lives. It’s something we notice when we meet someone for the first time and often...
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Do your twisted teeth ruin your good mood and spoil your self-confidence? Does the thought of having a metal-like mouth make you take a step back from teeth straightening treatments? You can now breathe a sigh of relief. With dental technology making giant leaps, even as we speak, you...
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What is a bite splint? A bite splint is a plastic device that is fitted to the teeth to reduce, or even prevent, the pain associated with bruxism or clenching the teeth. It may also be called a mouth splint, mouth guard or Mandibular Advancement Device. What is Bruxism?...
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Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral, which is water soluble. It reduces tooth decay and can decrease sensitivity to common triggers such as hot or cold food or sugar. Fluoride has several roles in tooth health: As plaque builds up on teeth, it allows bacteria to breed – these...
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