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Diabetes and coronary heart disease are very common problems, but people with these conditions should pay more attention to preventive dental care. Researchers have discovered that people with diabetes or coronary heart disease, or both, who look after their dental health are less likely to have serious health problems associated with these diseases, including a […] Read more

Winter is fast approaching, and it’s time to think about how it can impact your dental health. Follow our easy oral health tips to help keep your mouth in great shape, no matter the weather. Looking after your immune system Winter is cold and flu season, so it’s a great time to think about boosting […] Read more

Complete tooth loss is a common problem, and there are several solutions available for restoring multiple teeth. One of the most popular and affordable options is an implant retained denture, also called an overdenture. With this solution, you can enjoy teeth that feel much stronger and more stable and function much more like real teeth. […] Read more

Your teeth are meant to last you for life, but they can only do so if you look after them properly. Unfortunately, poor oral and lifestyle habits can all take their toll on your pearly whites. We have taken a closer look at these oral habits and how they impact your dental health, and how […] Read more

From childhood, we have it drummed into us that we need to brush and floss regularly to prevent cavities from forming. Most of us also grow up knowing sugar is bad for our teeth and that we shouldn’t eat too much of it if we want to keep our teeth cavity-free. While these facts may […] Read more

Clenching and grinding is a habit called bruxism. It is a tremendously destructive habit that can wear down your teeth, cause gum recession and affect your jaw joints. Luckily, when you visit our dental practice, we can easily diagnose the signs of bruxism and provide suitable treatment. What is bruxism? If you have bruxism, you […] Read more

Easter is a great time for family celebrations, but you may be worried about the impact of all that chocolate and candy on your family’s dental health. Consuming too much sugar feeds decay-causing bacteria found naturally in your mouth, increasing the risk of cavities. How much Is too much? The World Health Organisation suggests women […] Read more

We usually suggest people come and see us regularly for dental checkups every six months, sometimes more frequently if they have existing dental problems or medical issues that affect dental health. It’s a simple routine that can benefit everyone from childhood onwards. When people come to see us for the first time, we evaluate their […] Read more

It’s important to take care of your oral health if you wish to enjoy optimal general health. Usually, this means making sure you brush at least twice daily, floss every day, and of course, that you come to see us regularly for dental checkups and cleans. However, a simple preventive dental care routine may not […] Read more

We are not out of the woods, but the trees are beginning to thin.   The masks are off, vaccination rates are high, which has been boosted further through the natural immunity many of us are now enjoying having caught the Omicron strain of Covid. So, you would have to think we are now emerging […] Read more