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How an NHS Dentist Performs a Root Canal

Root canal treatment might be a little scary for some patients, but its more comfortable than you might imagine. How do you know you need a root canal treatment, and what happens during…

Do I need an NHS Dentist or Dental Hygienist?

On a tight schedule and balancing a family, work, and a social, you might have time for one much-needed appointment that week. You’ve encountered a problem or some changes in your mouth, but…

Do Dental Implants Break?

Dental implants feel and function exactly like normal teeth, so because normal teeth aren’t infallible neither are your implants. They’re reliable, sturdy, and strong, but under unusual or uncharacteristic pressure they can break…

NHS Dentists VS Private Dentists – What’s the difference?

What’s the difference between an NHS dentist and a private dentist? No, there isn’t a punchline incoming, but rather a bit of guidance! Some may think that a dentist is just a dentist…

An NHS dentist warns against smoking

What was your New Years’ Resolution? Now its April and we’re 4 months in to 2019, many people’s New Year Resolutions have been reluctantly (or maybe not so reluctantly) abandoned. In fact, a…

Celebrities who have used Invisalign braces

The quest for the Hollywood smile is forever ongoing. Lots of us wish for straighter, whiter, more uniform teeth, but only a handful of people are naturally born and grow up these perfect…

Tips from an NHS dentist on dental hygiene

There are certain top tips from the professionals you’ll be missing out on if you haven’t seen your NHs dentist in a while. In the interim, while you book your next dentist appointment,…

Are dental implants permanent?

Dental implants have been used since the 1960s to provide people with secure, natural-looking, prosthetic teeth. They have been known to last for over 30 years! If you’ve lost your teeth through injury,…

Why it’s important to visit your dental hygienist

The Telegraph newspaper reported recently that 170 youngsters a day are having teeth extracted due to excess sugar consumption. They called it an ‘oral health crisis.’ Why is this happening? Dental technology is…