If you feel self-conscious about the appearance of your smile due to extensive dental problems, you may have been told a reconstruction can help. Here are some example of good candidates to this procedure. Key takeaways: People with multiple missing teeth due to trauma, gum disease, or decay. People affected by bruxism (teeth grinding). People…
Research suggests electronic cigarettes (aka, vaping) may be harmful to gum tissue and teeth. This is similar to regular cigarettes and emphasises the importance of maintaining dentist appointments regardless of the type of cigarette used. Key takeaways: E-cigarette vapours lead to the release of inflammatory proteins, causing stress within cells which may result in oral…
Teeth are often sensitive due to damaged enamel, exposing the sensitive dentin layer beneath. This can be caused by several factors: – Long-term use of over-the-counter mouthwash or drinking acidic beverages can erode the protective enamel. – Teeth grinding, tooth decay, old damaged fillings and brushing your teeth too hard can all damage the enamel…
You might be trying to decide between porcelain or acrylic dentures. Below are some tips you can use when making your decision. Key takeaways: Acrylic is softer than porcelain, making it less durable. Porcelain dentures are very long-lasting. Porcelain teeth are more likely to develop fractures, unlike acrylic dentures. Unlike porcelain, acrylic dentures resist staining…
It’s your top priority to help your children grow up as happy and healthy as you can. You should also make sure your family’s daily habits are not taking a toll on your kids’ dental health. Children and tooth decay don’t go together, so make sure your kids don’t pick up these poor dental hygiene habits.
Dental cavities (caries) are the most common form of oral disease. The process of getting cavities is known as tooth decay.
A poor oral health routine can cause gum disease. There are two different stages: Gingivitis and periodontitis. If you have any of the symptoms mentioned in this article give the practice a call on 01527 906583 and schedule an appointment as soon as possible.
By understanding the most common causes of bad breath it allows you to focus on both the prevention and treatment and allow you to be confident of having fresh breath all day long.
A good oral health routine is key to ensuring a bright and healthy smile, alongside this it is also vital to watch what you eat and drink. Particular foods and drinks can cause discolouration of your teeth. If you want to keep your teeth then be aware of these five foods.
At New Road Dental Practice it really is all about you.
We provide the dentistry for you that we would choose for our own family. This means we only recommend treatment that we consider clinically necessary or beneficial.
