Category: Preventative Dentistry

Food for Thought: Healthy Foods that can help your Dental Hygiene Looking after your dental hygiene is very important. Regular dentist check-ups and brushing and

Does the thought of going to the dentist fill you with unease and dread? Or maybe you suffer from anxiety when a dental visit quickly

Your wisdom teeth are the very last teeth to erupt in your mouth. Typically this happens any time between your late teens and mid-twenties, and

Vary rarely does a major physical upset come out of the blue. Usually our body will give us warning signs and the warning signs might

Since childhood we’ve all had the habit of brushing our teeth twice a day drilled into our daily regime. While we hated it then, we’re

If you suffer from sleep apnea, you’ll understand first-hand the difference between a good night’s sleep and a bad one. A bad night of sleep

It’s an assumed dental rite of passage that you will need to have your wisdom teeth removed and that the associated pain, discomfort and bleeding

Imagine that you are experiencing the following problems – your teeth are coming loose, your gums are bleeding and you are developing mouth ulcers that

When most of us were growing up, brushing our tongues was a habit drilled into us by our parents. They told us (in simpler terms)