Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis & Oral Health
With the changing seasons and the arrival of spring comes the dreaded seasonal allergic rhinitis – better known as hay fever. We’re all familiar with
With the changing seasons and the arrival of spring comes the dreaded seasonal allergic rhinitis – better known as hay fever. We’re all familiar with
We have long associated traditional dentistry with some degree of trauma. It’s known for discomfort, drills, intimidatingly long needles, and judgement for not adhering to
Although they were once kept out of the profession, women have become a hugely influential part of the dental community. This is especially evident in
Nowadays, there’s a plethora of anti-aging treatments available, and it can be difficult to know which one is right for you. But you’ll probably want
One of the surprising side effects of menopause is its effect on your teeth. But many women aren’t aware of the link, and oftentimes, it’s
When it comes to maintaining good oral health, regular dental check-ups play a crucial role. Alongside a comprehensive examination, we often recommend dental scans and
Gum recession refers to the gradual exposure of the tooth roots due to the receding gum line. It occurs when the gum tissue surrounding the
A healthy and beautiful smile is an invaluable asset, boosting confidence and overall well-being. However, various factors like decay, trauma, or wear and tear can
We get it, regular checkups with medical professionals cost time and money. But what is the cost of seeing your dentist compared to remedying more significant issues stemming from years of dental neglect?
Just like healthcare in a toddler is very different to that of an adult, so too should dental care differ for people of different ages, routines and lifestyles.
Our own behaviour often influences that of our kids’. This is the first of a two-part blog series, outlining the importance of oral care through every phase of life, so you know how best to care for your and your loved ones’ teeth and mouths, as you grow and age.
Is your mouth kiss-ready?
A mouth detox aims to rid your mouth of disease-causing bacteria. Left unchecked, these microbes can lead to bad breath, plaque, gum disease, and other oral and even overall health conditions.