One of the most common cosmetic concerns for adults as they move beyond their twenties is the crowding that they experience in their lower front teeth. Read more
When Is The Right Time To Take My Child To The Dentist?
The first year of a toddler’s life is an incredible period of discovery and exploration. Parents are often overwhelmed at how to go about bringing up their firstborn. Time flies and you do not know when it is time to visit the paediatrician; make appointments with the doctor, etc.
No Age or Sex Restrictions for Cosmetic Dental Treatments
It is a common misconception that one may be too old for a cosmetic dental treatment. Age is never a barrier when it comes to crafting that perfect smile. Losing your teeth as you age hardly has anything to do with the number of candles on your birthday cake. It is mostly caused by a lack of proper dental care. According to research, it is found that the weak gums in elderly people are mostly due to other conditions like diabetes and heart diseases.
To Smile without Hesitation
Smile is a universally known expression of happiness, which is recognized by all cultures around the world. Moreover, smiling has a positive effect on your well-being too. A smile can brighten up not just your day, but of others around you as well.
The Importance of Recalls for the Maintenance and Prevention of Gum Disease
[Updated: July 12th, 2022]
Do you find blood on your toothbrush every time you brush your teeth? Do you feel like your gum line is receding by the day? Unfortunately, you are likely suffering from gum disease, otherwise known as periodontitis.
Here’s Why it’s Time to Replace Your Amalgam Fillings
Updated 16/05/2022
Time to Kiss Your Amalgam Fillings Goodbye
Did you get a filling many years ago and it’s starting to wreak havoc on your teeth? Perhaps your teeth may even be breaking or causing extreme pain. Unfortunately, this is a common symptom of amalgam fillings which were the standard of care up until only a few years ago. Amalgam fillings, also known as silver fillings, have been used for over a hundred years by dentists all over the world to fill a decaying tooth to protect it from further damage.