Did you know that one in three adults in the UK suffer from sensitive teeth? Surveys carried out by Dental Phobia reveal that up to 53% of the UK population is scared of visiting their dentist. Moreover, 17% of the population has such an extreme fear of dentists and dentistry that they refuse to visit or get essential dental work done. Many people go about their daily lives embracing the cold weather and the pain from the sensitivity of their teeth because of this, which will surely impact the quality of their day. Why Do Teeth Become Sensitive? Each tooth is covered with a layer of dentin, wh ..read more

Understanding the state of your mouth and digestive tract is at the core of knowing how to battle bad breath. Here are some quick-tips on how to eradicate halitosis in a hurry! Bad breath, or halitosis, is an issue that plagues us all and can appear suddenly and without warning! Whether you’ve awoken from a deep sleep and you haven’t had time to brush your teeth, or you have a workplace meeting that’s given you stress-breath – a quick and easy solution is always welcome. Here are three foods that will help you completely rid yourself of this problem.. Acidic Fruits Citrus fruits like limes an ..read more

To fluoride or not to fluoride, that is the question. For years, this ongoing debate whether fluoride is good or bad for your health has confused many. Here are 5 myths about fluoride that will help you see things more clearly. You’ve seen it in the supermarkets, hundreds of options for fluoride-free toothpaste with ‘natural ingredients’ but what does this actually mean? The more options that show up, the more we question how natural fluoride is. With all the information flying at us from every direction, it’s difficult to discern fact from fiction, which is why it’s time to have a discussion ..read more

The people who think that those who get their teeth professionally cleaned are wasting their time and money haven’t thought about these 5 reasons as to why a professional service could do you the world of good! Investing time in your teeth is always worth the hassle, no question about it. You may brush twice a day, rinse with mouthwash, floss consistently or be fancy enough to use an electric toothbrush or even a water pick! But why would you need to get your teeth cleaned professionally when you’re already set? Seems a little pointless, right? In all honesty, there are a number of reasons why ..read more

Your tongue is your mouth’s guard. It helps you detect food temperature, putridity, poison and bitterness. Conversely, it also lets you taste the saltiness of chips and the sweetness of cakes. Looking after your tongue is an important part of sustaining a healthy lifestyle! What does the tongue actually do? When it comes to the mouth, teeth are usually the main attraction. Even though we see teeth far more often, our tongues have a surprisingly varied skill set, it lets us taste all things sweet, sour, savoury, salty and bitter. They also help us detect rot and poisonous plants to keep us from ..read more

Having fresh teeth is as wished for as a white December, but this is the worst time of year for your mouth, as any dental specialist will tell you. This isn’t surprising considering it’s the time for fragrant mulled wines and deliciously sugary sweets, and it’s no secret that December is a universal free pass for overindulgence – especially since it helps us cope with the freezing cold. Having fresh teeth is as wished for as a white December, but this is the worst time of year for your mouth, as any dental specialist will tell you. This isn’t surprising considering it’s the time for fragrant m ..read more

1 in 4 (25%) adults miss brushing twice daily with fluoride tooth paste. Plaque and tartar build up causing bacteria to attack your teeth and gums. As a result, 1 in 3 adults have tooth decay. Untreated tooth decay causes infection and inflammation to slowly and steadily destroy teeth and gums. What can you do? Anyone in the medical industry will tell you that prevention is the best medicine. Still, according to Dental Health Org, 1 in 4 (25%) adults miss brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. Plaque and tartar build up causing bacteria to attack your teeth and gums.  As a result ..read more

Dentures offer a budget-friendly solution for toothless patients, however, they pose other hidden risks such as discomfort, developing bacteria-borne diseases and bone loss. Fixed teeth over implants, on the other hand, offer long-term durability and stability. Read more to find out which one suits you best. Whether you have suffered serious trauma, lost your teeth because of ageing or lost them because of an oral disease, dentures have been serving as a tooth loss solution for ages. The earliest use of dentures can be traced back to the 7th century BC. At that time Etruscans used to fashion ..read more

Although dental implantation is a straightforward procedure, you need to plan proper rest after getting your new fixed teeth. You can expect some swelling and discomfort after the oral surgery. So, if you’re still experiencing mild pain after dental implants, read further to learn more about quicker recovery after implant treatment and home natural remedies to relieve post-operative pain and swelling. In 2022 Uk has been facing the worst NHS staff shortage ever. Due to significantly low salaries, dentists are forced to go private so that they can continue practising and pay for their education ..read more

A well-balanced diet will help you achieve optimal vitamin and mineral intake. They are responsible for helping the smooth running of bodily processes, and dental and oral health. Excellent oral care should also be combined with vitamin supplements that will ensure gum and teeth health. If you have been struggling with tooth loss, and wear dentures or implants, you need to pay extra attention to your supplements levels to make sure your body doesn’t suffer from any vitamin deficiencies. Do you know which are the four leading causes of tooth loss in adults? According to WebMD, there are two typ ..read more