Our Burton dentist takes a look at the wide selection of toothpastes now available Anybody who watches TV can’t help but have noticed the seemingly increasing range of toothpastes that are being marketed. It appears that there is a different …
Certain groups are at particular risk of this problem. It is probably not a subject that many of us like to think about, and we hope that you aren’t eating as you read our latest blog. The truth is though, …
Even if your tooth looks healthy, if it is wobbling, then something is wrong. The only teeth that we have in our lifetime which should wobble, are our milk teeth when they are almost ready to come out. This is …
Given up smoking? Looking to whiten tar-stained teeth? Based in Burton? Gradually, the number of smokers in the UK is coming down. Whilst there are certain groups who may buck this trend, hopefully a combination of education and a realisation …
How to keep newly treated teeth in good condition. Generally, we all hope to avoid having any treatment to our teeth. With a bit of luck and some good care, this is possible; though chips, cracks and even breakages can …
US research indicates that patients with diabetes see their dentist less frequently than the norm. Although the study is based on US patients, it seems that patients with diabetes may be less likely than their non diabetic counterparts to visit …
Minimising the risks with better care and regular monitoring in Burton on Trent. Oral cancers are on the rise. Men especially are at risk, with twice as many men as women likely to suffer from the disease. With around ten …
Yesterday’s World Oral Health Day has an important message for children. Although we may be a day late, the message from World Oral Health Day is still relevant and is likely to be for the foreseeable future. The key message …
How living the ‘student lifestyle’ can have potentially long term adverse effects on your teeth and gums. So, you have received your letter confirming your place at university. Unless you have chosen one close to your home, the chances are …
Is Oral Health Too Far Down Student’s ‘Priority’ List? Read more »
Despite advances in dental care, our teeth are under an increasing number of threats. Whilst modern dental care can now help to preserve and restore our teeth when we suffer from problems, it is far better to avoid these in …
