Category: Dental Health

Going to the dentist is good for your general health, as well as the health of your teeth and gums. It’s important that you go to the dentist every 6 months to one year – this is what people always tell us, but why actually is this? It isn’t just an arbitrary figure – there […]

Believe it or not, dentists see their fair share of nervous patients. When you are scared of something, it can feel very isolating, but lots of people really are very scared of the dentist and you most certainly are not alone. This means many dentists are great with nervous patients and will be very happy […]

Flossing is one of those dental hygiene practices that are really important, but that people won’t always adhere to. If you are thinking about ways in which you can improve your oral health, you may want to think about how often you floss. Do you do it every day, twice a day? If the answer […]

Dental check-ups should be carried out every 6 months to one year. This is your dentist’s chance to look at your teeth and make sure everything is healthy. You will also be able to tell them about any problems you have been experiencing and get them checked out. Here are some reasons why it’s important […]

Braces are incredibly clever devices, helping you to achieve a straighter smile and sort issues like overlapping teeth or a lack of space. They can also help to close up gaps that may leave you self-conscious or unhappy with the appearance of your teeth. They are often fitted when someone is a young adult, when […]

Calcium is essential for bone development and healthy teeth. It is also important for the muscles and helping blood to clot. Children will need to eat more whilst growing, but adults should be eating around 700mg calcium a day. One of the signs you may not be getting enough calcium is poor oral health. Specifically, […]