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Tooth decay in children is one of the most common chronic health conditions in children worldwide. Many parents believe baby teeth aren’t important as they will be lost anyway. Primary (baby) teeth are vital for your child’s development. They help…
Keeping a child’s teeth healthy is one of the top priorities for parents. Tooth decay (dental caries) is the most common chronic illness in children worldwide. Children love eating sweet foods, fruit juice and snacks but unfortunately lack the manual…
Getting your child’s teeth protected from cavities can be a constant struggle. Children love to eat sugary snacks but often struggle to brush their teeth properly. Their small hands don’t have great fine motor skills so can struggle to reach…
A child’s first visit to the dentist is a huge milestone for them. A child’s early experiences at the dentist will influence how they view dental care. If you plan ahead then your child will build confidence, avoid dental fear…
Thumb sucking is a natural reflex that babies and young children will do. They will begin to suck their thumb/fingers or dummy whilst in the womb. It provides great comfort to the baby, relaxing them and providing self soothing for…
Alongside brushing your child’s teeth and visiting the dentist regularly, eating healthily will help keep their smile healthy. Many young children eat lots of snacks throughout the day to keep their energy levels up. However, eating too many snacks can…
A dental crown is also known as a dental cap. This is a bespoke restoration that fits over a broken, rotten, or weakened tooth. When a natural tooth has extensive tooth decay, cracks, or has recently had a root canal,…
Losing a natural tooth can cause large disruptions to your life. This can affect your confidence, the way you chew your food, and cause misalignment in the teeth around the gap. Missing a tooth can also change the way your…
Millions of adults worldwide suffer from tooth loss. This can make everyday functions such as eating, talking and smiling difficult. Fortunately, there are now many effective options available for tooth replacement using restorative dentistry. Complete and partial dentures are…
Dental crowns are a long-lasting, natural solution to restore damaged, decayed or broken teeth. A crown encases a broken tooth to restore its shape, strength and function. Patients often ask how long dental crowns last, why they can fail and…
A dental emergency can occur suddenly and cause extreme pain and can leave you panicking. Whether you’ve suffered an impact during a sport, bitten into something or have an infection that has got out of hand, knowing what to…
Losing a tooth is one of the most serious emergencies that can happen to your teeth. Whether it was knocked out in sport, you fell over or got hit, it can be scary to lose a permanent tooth that…
A dental filling is one of the most common, basic and effective restorative dental treatments offered today. It is used to repair minor and moderate damage to the teeth caused by tooth decay, wear or trauma. The filling will stop…
Dental crowns are bespoke caps that are used to protect a weak tooth. They help to restore normal biting and also ensure a natural aesthetic appearance. Contemporary crowns made with porcelain, ceramic and composites are designed to withstand great force…
A dental abscess is a pocket of pus that develops when there’s a severe infection from bacteria inside your tooth, at the gum-line, or in the jawbone. This is one of the most serious dental emergencies and if left untreated…
Dental emergencies can occur suddenly leaving you in severe pain, causing stress and confusion. It is important to know when to visit an emergency dentist as opposed to waiting for a regular dental appointment. Whilst some dental issues can be…
A regular dental check-up is a crucial part of long term oral health. Whilst many people will regularly visit their local dentists twice a year, very few people know exactly what is being done during their appointment. A professional dental…
A bright, confident and healthy smile not only looks good, it helps to improve your overall health. Your mouth is a key indicator of your general health. Poor dental hygiene can lead to serious illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes…
Who Is a Good Candidate for Dental Implants? Dental implants are the gold standard in modern dentistry for replacing missing teeth. This treatment option provides a permanent solution which looks and functions like your own teeth. Unlike traditional dentures or…
What Symptoms Mean You May Need Root Canal Treatment? Root canal treatment is a safe and common treatment method which can save a severely damaged or infected tooth. Within every natural tooth there is soft tissue found inside, this is…
One of the biggest causes of concern relating to dentistry is root canals. Due to sensationalist media, popular culture and myths, many people feel that they will have an agonizing time in the dentist. However with advances in dental technology,…
A root canal is a common dental procedure performed to save a badly broken/decayed/infected natural tooth. Inside the tooth there is a chamber at the center of the tooth containing sensitive tissue called the pulp. This contains fine blood vessels,…
Having a root canal can be a massive step in saving your natural tooth. Whilst the procedure itself is now virtually pain free thanks to modern pulp therapy techniques, you want to make sure that you look after your tooth…
Root canals are an extremely successful way of removing infection from your teeth, save your own natural tooth and relieve your acute dental pain. However, after your treatment there is a healing process involved. Many people ask questions about how…
Root canals have a very high success rate as they help to save patient’s natural teeth that may have been affected by severe decay, injury or infection. Occasionally however root canals can fail. This can occur if bacteria get left…
Missing teeth can have a significant impact on your oral function, bone density and facial structure. As a result it is important to replace missing teeth. Dental implants are considered the best option for long-term tooth replacement. However it can…
Dental implants are the gold standard in modern dentistry for replacing missing teeth. This treatment option provides a permanent solution which looks and functions like your own teeth. Unlike traditional dentures or bridges, dental implants are implanted straight into your…
Losing one or more natural teeth will severely impact the overall quality of your everyday life. When thinking about replacing lost teeth, there are two major options to consider – dental implants and traditional dentures. Both are classified as dental…
Introduction Flossing is an important part of maintaining good oral hygiene. Not only does brushing help to remove plaque and food from the visible parts of your teeth, but flossing helps to clean the areas between your teeth. As…
Many people will see their dentist every 6 months however how often you should see your dentist will depend on your oral health, medical history and lifestyle. Some people will require more regular visits whilst others will have healthy teeth…
Creating a regime can help you keep your teeth cavity free, gum disease free and reduce sensitivity. By keeping your teeth clean on a daily basis, eating a healthy balanced diet, brushing and flossing you can keep your teeth healthy…
A root canal is a procedure performed by dentists. This is to treat infection or inflammation of the pulp of your tooth. The centre of your teeth contain the pulp which contains nerves, blood vessels and connective tissues. If this…
Missing teeth can cause difficulties when eating and speaking and can cause misalignment. Understanding what options are available will allow you to make an informed choice. Dental implants consist of a small segment that is placed in the jaw, an…