If you have been struggling with plaque build-up, gum disease, or tooth decay, we advise you to seek guidance on how to keep your teeth and mouth healthy. The bacteria that builds up in your mouth can create acids which harm the enamel and cause
As it’s Dental Health Week, we take time to raise awareness of important dental issues and ways we can all take on board expert advice and top tips to improve our oral health. So whether you have been struggling with plaque build-up, gum disease, tooth
Are you having problems with sensitive teeth? Have you had a lot of discomfort or pain recently? Not to worry, tooth sensitivity is a very common issue and occurs when you’re coming into contact with particular substances as well as temperatures. According to a UK
Have you noticed that your gums are pulling back from your teeth? Or do your teeth appear longer? This may be the result of receding gums, which can happen slowly. As your gums surround the teeth and help to support them, looking after your gums
Dental floss is designed to remove more plaque, food debris and bacteria from the mouth that normal brushing isn’t able to remove. Flossing should be a daily part of your dental regime and is a great way to prevent bad breath and keep your teeth,
Bad breath is a natural way of life and is typically caused by the foods we eat. With that being said, there are many other reasons for bad breath other than the foods and drinks we consume, as it can sometimes be an underlying issue.
Stress can impact so many parts of our lives, from our mental wellbeing to our physical health and this also includes our oral health care as well. Anxiety and stress can have so many adverse effects on our lives that many people aren’t even aware
Over time, it’s natural for our teeth to become discoloured and stained. However, we usually don’t notice staining until it’s too late when we find our teeth aren’t looking as bright or white as they once used to be. With the teeth becoming discoloured very
Gum disease is a very common condition which is experienced by most UK adults at least once in their lifetime. With the condition of your gums and teeth affecting your overall health, gum disease is linked to many other health problems in other parts of
