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Understanding Teeth Grinding and Its Impact Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, is a common condition that can significantly affect your oral health. Many people are unaware of their bruxism due to it primarily occurring during sleep, but its effects can be both noticeable and harmful. Common Causes of Teeth Grinding Stress and Anxiety: Daily… Continue Reading
Missing teeth can significantly affect your quality of life, from your ability to eat and speak properly to your overall confidence. Investing in the best dentures can be a life-changing decision. Discover the signs that indicate it might be time for you to consider this beneficial treatment. 1. You Have Missing Teeth If you’re missing… Continue Reading
Dental fillings are a common solution for repairing cavities and restoring the function of your teeth. Understanding the different types of fillings, how to care for them, and what to expect can help ensure your dental fillings last as long as possible. Here’s a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about dental restorations.… Continue Reading
Are you among the many individuals who prefer alternatives to CPAP therapy for managing sleep apnoea, snoring, or teeth grinding? While CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is an effective treatment, it’s not always the preferred choice for everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore five alternative solutions that can help you find relief and improve… Continue Reading
Dentures are prosthetic devices designed to replace missing teeth. They are available in two basic types – complete and partial. Complete dentures cover the whole teeth, whereas partial dentures are applied only to the missing two to three teeth. You can opt for either conventional or immediate dentures. Conventional dentures are available after a few… Continue Reading
Bleeding gums is a very common dental condition among patients worldwide. The major causes of bleeding gums are poor oral hygiene, consumption of damaging foods, vitamin deficiencies, etc. Bleeding gums are also a symptom of gum disease or periodontitis. It becomes necessary to treat them before they advance into life-threatening diseases. Let us try to… Continue Reading
Preventive dentistry refers to the branch of modern dentistry that aims at providing treatments that prevent or limit the development of dental diseases like cavities, periodontitis, tooth loss, etc. It includes various procedures as well as daily practices such as teeth cleaning, daily brushing and flossing, etc. Regular visits to the dentist once every few… Continue Reading
We’ve all heard the dreaded question before—from your current or previous dentist— “Have you been flossing?” So, why should we floss? Flossing has two benefits: For healthy teeth: It gets rid of the food and plaque trapped between your teeth. If left, this debris can get wedged up between your teeth. Left for… Continue Reading
What is Molar Incisor Hypomineralisation? Molar incisor hypomineralisation (MIH) is a developmental condition affecting the formation of tooth enamel. It results in enamel that is not as strong and mineralised as it should be. Teeth affected by MIH will have white, creamy, yellow or brown patches. They also tend to be sensitive to hot,… Continue Reading
This Antibiotic Awareness Week we’re joining with health organisations around the world to promote the appropriate and safe use of antibiotics. Antibiotics are very precious and we are raising awareness of the problem of antibiotic resistance. Continue Reading
Understanding Teeth Grinding and Its Impact Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, is a common condition that can significantly affect your oral health. Many people are unaware of their bruxism due to it primarily occurring during sleep, but its effects can be both noticeable and harmful. Common Causes of Teeth Grinding Stress and Anxiety: Daily… Continue Reading
Missing teeth can significantly affect your quality of life, from your ability to eat and speak properly to your overall confidence. Investing in the best dentures can be a life-changing decision. Discover the signs that indicate it might be time for you to consider this beneficial treatment. 1. You Have Missing Teeth If you’re missing… Continue Reading
Dental fillings are a common solution for repairing cavities and restoring the function of your teeth. Understanding the different types of fillings, how to care for them, and what to expect can help ensure your dental fillings last as long as possible. Here’s a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about dental restorations.… Continue Reading
Are you among the many individuals who prefer alternatives to CPAP therapy for managing sleep apnoea, snoring, or teeth grinding? While CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is an effective treatment, it’s not always the preferred choice for everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore five alternative solutions that can help you find relief and improve… Continue Reading
Dentures are prosthetic devices designed to replace missing teeth. They are available in two basic types – complete and partial. Complete dentures cover the whole teeth, whereas partial dentures are applied only to the missing two to three teeth. You can opt for either conventional or immediate dentures. Conventional dentures are available after a few… Continue Reading
Bleeding gums is a very common dental condition among patients worldwide. The major causes of bleeding gums are poor oral hygiene, consumption of damaging foods, vitamin deficiencies, etc. Bleeding gums are also a symptom of gum disease or periodontitis. It becomes necessary to treat them before they advance into life-threatening diseases. Let us try to… Continue Reading
Preventive dentistry refers to the branch of modern dentistry that aims at providing treatments that prevent or limit the development of dental diseases like cavities, periodontitis, tooth loss, etc. It includes various procedures as well as daily practices such as teeth cleaning, daily brushing and flossing, etc. Regular visits to the dentist once every few… Continue Reading
We’ve all heard the dreaded question before—from your current or previous dentist— “Have you been flossing?” So, why should we floss? Flossing has two benefits: For healthy teeth: It gets rid of the food and plaque trapped between your teeth. If left, this debris can get wedged up between your teeth. Left for… Continue Reading
What is Molar Incisor Hypomineralisation? Molar incisor hypomineralisation (MIH) is a developmental condition affecting the formation of tooth enamel. It results in enamel that is not as strong and mineralised as it should be. Teeth affected by MIH will have white, creamy, yellow or brown patches. They also tend to be sensitive to hot,… Continue Reading
This Antibiotic Awareness Week we’re joining with health organisations around the world to promote the appropriate and safe use of antibiotics. Antibiotics are very precious and we are raising awareness of the problem of antibiotic resistance. Continue Reading
