Replacing a missing tooth or teeth
2nd July 2022
What are my options for replacing my missing tooth? A dental implant is the most natural way to replace a missing tooth. This solution feels and acts the most like a natural tooth when chewing, brushing or smiling. A bridge is another option to replace a missing tooth. Conventional bridges can be used when you […]
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Composite bonding
30th June 2022
Improving your smile with composite bonding If you are unhappy with your smile due to damaged, chipped and cracked teeth or you have larger spaces between teeth than you would like, then cosmetic composite bonding may be an option for you. Composite bonding uses the same material as that used in white fillings (composite) but […]
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Amalgam silver fillings vs Composite
30th June 2022
White or Silver Fillings? Most people already have, or will have, a filling at some point in their lives. There are two options that you and your dentist can choose from. Silver fillings (amalgam) and white fillings (composite). Your dentist will discuss with you the type of filling most appropriate for your clinical needs. Read […]
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Holiday times...
27th June 2022
5 Top Tips For Holiday-Ready Teeth! Summer is nearly here and whilst this means holidays, BBQ’s and fun in the sun it is important not to neglect your dental routine. Here are some tips to help you look after your teeth this summer. 1) Plan ahead If you are due or overdue for a check-up […]
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Cleaning mistakes
27th June 2022
Most people think that as long as they are brushing their teeth twice a day, they are keeping them clean. But there are several mistakes that can be made when brushing teeth: Not brushing for long enough This is a really common mistake. The average person only brushes for 45 seconds, when actually to properly […]
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Foods to be careful with...
27th June 2022
Be careful of foods that can damage your teeth Popcorn Whilst plain popcorn is a great healthy snack, biting down on any unpopped kernels can cause damage to teeth. Try and check what you are putting in your mouth. Only eat the fluffy parts and leave the unpopped kernels at the bottom of the container. […]
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