May
30
2019
Does root canal hurt?
Like many things in dentistry, root canal's reputation is that of a scary and painful procedure. However, there are very many variables to consider before...
May 2019
May
14
2019
Do Charcoal Toothpastes Work?
What is charcoal toothpaste? The charcoal used in toothpastes is called activated charcoal. The charcoal itself can come from wood, peat, coconut shell, petroleum or coal. But it is...
Apr
25
2019
Is it bad to veneer healthy teeth?
Veneers have become an increasingly popular treatment option to transform smiles, quickly! Before you consider if it is bad to veneer natural teeth, you...
Apr
01
2019
Is your healthy diet destroying your enamel?
You've made the conscious decision to be healthy, to look after your body and eat well. A healthy...
Mar
11
2019
How are braces removed?
You've finally come to the end of your orthodontics treatment and now you're wondering...
Mar
04
2019
When to use Mouthwash
When should you use mouthwash? Your dental hygienist will recommend if you need to include a mouthwash as part of your daily routine. If your mouth is healthy and you're doing a great job with...
Feb
25
2019
Can I finance braces?
We believe that finance shouldn't stand in the way of a stand out smile! Therefore, we offer a number of ways you can finance braces. Payment in advance 5% discount is applied when payment...
Feb
05
2019
Do Snoring Splints Work?
There are varying degrees and varying types of snoring: it can be 'simple', or it can be symptomatic and may require further exploration. Regardless, there are a number of...
Jan
29
2019
What Does Implant Treatment Include?
Our Dental Implant Treatment uses advanced technologies that enable accurate and delicate implant placement. The treatment fee includes...
Jan
07
2019
It’s only a bit of gum disease… isn’t it?
Up to 9 in 10 people in the UK have some degree of gum disease; signs can be as small as a touch of bleeding when brushing – which is widely ignored. However, unhealthy gums can eventually cause your teeth to lose support and become unstable, which can lead to tooth loss. Gum disease such as Gingivitis can lead to a much more severe and irreversible disease called Periodontitis. The good news is, that with appropriate dental recalls and a thorough and knowledgeable oral hygiene regime, you can tackle gingivitis and prevent it from ever...