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Professional Teeth Whitening vs At-Home Kits: Which One Actually Works Best?
If you’re thinking about whitening your teeth, you’ve probably seen a wide range of options — from...
Why Does My Tooth Hurt — And When Should I See an Emergency Dentist in Melton?
“My tooth suddenly hurts. Is this serious?” If your tooth pain lasts more than 24 hours, wakes you...
Braces vs. Clear Aligners: What’s the Best Option for Your Teen?
Both options straighten teeth effectively — but the right choice depends on your teen’s bite,...
When Should My Child First See a Dentist?
It’s one of the most common questions parents ask — and the good news is, there’s no strict “right...
5 Simple Dental Habits for a Healthier Year Ahead
Ever wondered what the most effective dental habits actually are? A healthier smile doesn’t...
Why Should My Child Have an Orthodontic Check by Age 7?
Most parents think braces are for teenagers—but dental experts recommend an orthodontic check much...
Which sugars harm your teeth?
Not all sugars are made equal. Can you believe that? And some are more harmful to your teeth than others. The important question is then, which types of sugar are the bad ones?
How to protect your teeth from tooth decay Part 2: Bacteria and Sugar
Remember that the process of dental decay is a balance of tooth damage and repair. In the last post, I discussed a few tips of how the repair and protection side of the equation can be enhanced. This blog will focus on minimising the damage on your teeth by removing the causes.
How to protect your teeth from tooth decay Part 1: Saliva and Fluoride
If you understand the tooth decay process as explained in the previous blog, then you’ll know that the damage can be reversed. Not all decay on your teeth need to be filled. How does this work? The logical thinking would be to remove the causes and enhance the natural repair of your teeth. i.e. tipping the damage/repair scale.
Why some people get holes in their teeth and others don’t
“My partner had a lot of sweets but he has never got a hole in his life.” It seems unfair, isn’t it? Well, it’s either he’s not aware that he has holes in his teeth or another explanation follows below. Read on…