Hopefully most of you are managing to stay healthy and free of dental problems during this difficult and unprecedented time. There will be a few of you that develop dental concerns and might be anxious about the closure of dental practices across the country. We wanted...
As the Covid-19 outbreak continues to spread throughout our community we are taking the difficult to decision to reduce our services to emergency appointments only. As a small business this has been a hard choice to make but the health of our staff, patients and...
Dear Patients We wanted to take the time to reassure you of the measures we are taking to protect our staff and patients during this unprecedented time. The health of our patients and staff are our biggest priority and we are closely following the advice from Public...
For many parents the most pivotal moment in their child’s dental health care is when a baby begins teething. However, when your child's baby teeth begin to fall out there is a lot more happening than meets the eye. In the following article we dig...
With today being the perfect way to celebrate your love with a partner, your family or friend, or your furry little companions why not show your teeth some love also before you pucker up or snuggle up this Valentine’s Day. Whether you have plans for after...
When it comes to morning dental routines we can all become complacent. When we brush teeth first thing in the morning we are generally all in a mixed state of waking up, thinking of the day ahead or trying to get the children organised. If we...
January is a month of many things, a month which promises the start of New Year where your possibilities for a great year lay ahead. The optimism with which many people start the year is fantastic and contagious. Like most people we’ve made some mental...
Eating the wrong foods can be detrimental to your dental health and can lead to cavities, tooth decay, gum disease, and sensitivity. From sugary foods to acidic foods, this article highlights the worst foods and drinks for your teeth and gums. Sugary Foods Foods and...
What you eat and drink is highly important for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Eating the wrong foods can lead to tooth decay and gum disease, whereas eating the right foods will reduce the risk of cavities, prevent decay, and strengthen and restore your teeth...
In this article, we highlight 3 simple preventative measures you can take today to prevent cavities and tooth decay and keep your teeth and gums as healthy as possible. What Causes Tooth Decay? Cavities, also known as tooth decay, is the destruction of the tooth’s enamel and...