by onlineoptimisation | Oct 7, 2024 | Dental Crowns Bridges
Whenever a missing part is replaced, it is called prosthesis, and when the prosthesis cannot be removed it is a fixed prosthesis. Crowns, bridges and implants are the best examples of this. A crown is very versatile, can be placed either over an existing natural tooth...
by onlineoptimisation | Oct 7, 2024 | Oral Health
Mouth sores, sometimes called canker sores are small red, mouth ulcers which are flat lesions, that develop in our mouths on gums, cheeks, lips, tongue or on the roof and bas of the mouth. These are painful and irritating, getting in the way of our day-to-day business...
by onlineoptimisation | Oct 7, 2024 | News
It can be exciting for children to start getting their first wriggly teeth. It will be the lower front teeth in the middle, usually between 5-6 years old. But to the concern of many parents, they have a look only to see the adult incisors coming up on the inside of...
by onlineoptimisation | Oct 7, 2024 | News
We all know that sugars can be harmful to teeth and our general health. Yet if you walk into a supermarket, you may be surprised how many food or beverages are laden with added sugars. ‘Added sugars’ are, as the name suggests, sugars which are added to a...
by onlineoptimisation | Oct 7, 2024 | Orthodontic Information
A common question I’m asked by parents is ‘Does my child need braces?’ or ‘When should my child see an orthodontist?’ During dental check-ups for children, I routinely check for mal-positioned teeth, crowded teeth and missing teeth which may be caught behind or...
