Dentist

  • Preventative Dentistry: The Importance of Taking Care of Your Teeth


    Preventative dentistry is the practice of maintaining good oral health to prevent dental problems such as tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath. It focuses on early detection and treatment of dental issues, as well as educating people on how to properly care for their teeth and gums. By taking a proactive approach to your dental health, you can avoid costly and painful dental procedures down the line. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the benefits of preventative dentistry and provide some helpful tips to keep your teeth healthy and strong.
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  • Choosing the Right Toothbrush with Help from Your Dentist


    Brushing your teeth twice a day is a crucial part of maintaining good oral hygiene. But, with countless options when it comes to toothbrushes, how do you know which one is right for you? Should you choose a soft-bristled brush or a medium-bristled one? A manual toothbrush or an electric one? The choices can be overwhelming, but they don't have to be. Your dentist can help you choose the right toothbrush that meets your unique oral health needs.
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  • Dental Wonders: How Dentists Contribute To Holistic Health


    When most think of dentistry, they envision routine check-ups, cleanings, and perhaps the occasional filling. But the world of dentistry is a vast one, interwoven with the broader fabric of overall health. Today, as the narrative of holistic health gains prominence, dentistry stands out as a pillar of this holistic approach. Through their profound understanding, dentists offer not just a lens into oral health but also vital insights into overall physical and psychological well-being.
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  • Empowering Patients to Take Control of Their Oral Health


    A visit to the dentist may sometimes feel like something you want to get over and done with. However, a modern dental practice goes beyond just treating dental issues; it strives to empower patients, encouraging them to take control of their oral health. By adopting a patient-centric approach and providing education, preventive care and personalised treatment plans, dentists play a vital role in empowering individuals to prioritise their oral health. Scroll down to find out more.
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  • 3 Reasons to Choose Traditional Dental Implants Over Mini Implants


    Losing one or more of your teeth can be distressing, and it can impact your oral health as well as your mental well-being. However, dental implants are available to effectively restore lost teeth. Unlike traditional dentures, dental implants are fitted into the jawbone to provide a more durable and dependable solution.  If you're thinking about having dental implants fitted, you may have noticed that mini implants are now available. These work much like regular implants, but they are much smaller.
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  • What Are Denture Relines?


    If you have been wearing false teeth for some time, then it may well be the case that your dentist suggests relining your dentures at some point. Typically, this will be something they will bring up following a dental check-up. Denture relines can be carried out on full and partial dentures. What are they and what can you expect at an appointment with your dentist where denture relining will be carried out?
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  • 4 Reasons Why Seniors Should Consider Using a Water Flosser


    It can become harder to maintain good oral health as you get older, and yet it's vital to do so. The body becomes less resilient as you age, which means issues such as infections can become more serious. Additionally, older teeth are likely to be weaker than younger teeth. As such, it makes sense for seniors to take advantage of water flossers. Like traditional string floss, water flossers are used to keep the areas between teeth healthy, but they use a jet of water to do that instead of string or tape.
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  • New Dentures: Why Might Your Teeth Look So Big?


    There's undoubtedly a sense of anticipation before you try your new dentures for the first time. Your smile is complete once again. Its appearance has been restored, and so has your bite. Dentures aren't quite as stable as natural teeth, but you can once again bite into a wide variety of foods with confidence. And yet there's something a little off-putting about your new dentures. Perhaps you weren't expecting your new smile to be quite so prominent.
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  • How To Support Your Child When They Get Braces


    Getting braces can be a difficult transition for children, particularly tweens and teens who can feel a little self-conscious at the best of times. Some kids are happy to have dental problems addressed, while others are reluctant even though they understand the benefits that braces can bring. If your child is struggling with the idea of wearing braces your support can go a long way. A little encouragement and meeting them where they are with their feelings about braces can ensure they stick with their recommended treatment program and follow the care instructions they have been given to help prevent any mishaps during their brace-wearing years.
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  • What Happens If You Only Brush Your Teeth Once a Day?


    You can usually get away with skipping a shower every now and then if life gets hectic. However, skipping just one tooth-brushing session can have a very negative impact on your oral health. This goes for skipping morning brushing and nighttime brushing. Before you think about not brushing your teeth, consider the damage that you could do to your oral health. Here are some of the worst effects of skipping brushing your teeth.
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