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pain relief sign
January 10, 2020
There are situations where pain relief is needed, such as travelling in to see us with a sore tooth, or healing an infected or damaged tooth. We give you some guidelines on how best to manage dental pain.
dental hygienist with patient
December 29, 2019
A typical dental hygienist appointment will involve ‘debridement and prophylaxis’, the removal of a plaque and calculus from the surfaces of your teeth. We explain what may happen after this procedure.
person-tree root canal
December 29, 2019
We explain what to expect after a Root Canal treatment - how to optimise the success of the treatment and avoid possible complications.
Laserbrite in-surgery tooth whitening machine
December 29, 2019
Laserbrite tooth whitening is an in-surgery procedure that is designed to lighten the colour of your teeth. We explain what to expect when undergoing this procedure.
fruit and vegetables on scales
December 29, 2019
Diabetes patients have an increased risk of gum disease. We explain the affects of diabetes on dental health and how to keep your mouth and body healthy if you have diabetes.
December 29, 2019
Periodontal disease and heart disease both have multiple risk factors, many of which are shared. Having periodontal disease may increase your risk of heart disease. Treating periodontal disease will simply decrease the inflammatory load that your body has to cope with.
smoking cigarette
December 29, 2019
Smoking reduces the blood supply and oxygen to all areas of your mouth. This impairs the ability of the gums and supporting tissues to heal and to fight bacteria. We look at other affects of smoking on dental health.
patient and dentist checking dental x-rays
December 29, 2019
Dental x-rays are now an essential part of modern dentistry. They provide us with a huge amount of diagnostic information. They allow us to see what is going on under the gum, inside the tooth and in the surrounding bone.
dentures with rose
December 29, 2019
We explain why and how you should clean your dentures and we look at how to deal with common denture issues.
oxygen, air and nitrous oxide buttons
December 29, 2019
Nitrous oxide (sometimes referred to as ‘laughing gas’) is a mild sedative which is used to help relax and calm patients during dental treatment. We explain what to expect.
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