18 July 2018
If you have sensitive teeth, you might worry that professional and at-home teeth whitening treatments could make the sensitivity even worse. While it is the case that sensitivity can temporarily increase after a whitening treatment, there are some tricks you can use to reduce the discomfort and enjoy the benefits of a whiter smile. Follow these four tips for whitening your sensitive teeth. 1. Choose Whitening Toothpastes Carefully Many whitening toothpastes are made with abrasive substances which are designed to scrub the stains from your teeth.
28 June 2018
Sensitive teeth are usually triggered because the roots of a tooth are exposed. This occurs because of worn out enamel, cavities, receding gum lines and decaying teeth—all of which may cause extra sensitivity to hot or cold items. Teeth sensitivity may either be uncomfortable or painful, which is why you may be looking at solutions to soothe the problem. Follow these ways to soothe extra sensitivity, and make sure you visit a dentist to ease your discomfort.
7 June 2018
While there is no definitive amount of times you should be visiting your dentist a year most people live by the age old advice of a check up every six months. After all, there are few other parts of your body that endure the same work out that your teeth go through on a daily basis and going to the dentist can be helpful to prevent problems before they even arrive.
24 April 2018
Teeth clenching and grinding are common habits among both adults and kids. Most people who clench their teeth don't even realize they are doing it, yet it is a bad habit that can significantly deteriorate oral health. Excessive clenching can cause TMJ disorder, a condition that characterized by limited jaw movement, pain and soreness, tension headaches and muscle spasms. On the other hand, teeth grinding wears out the enamel, and it can cause gum recession, cracked teeth, sensitivity and severe damage to the oral bone structure.
27 March 2018
Now that the busy days of summer are behind us, it's time to turn your mind back to getting things done for yourself that you never have time for during the heydays of summer. For example, now is the perfect time to catch up with your cosmetic dentist to organise teeth whitening. You have plenty of time in your day to attend the whitening appointments, and you can have beautiful pearly whites before winter arrives and discourages you from wanting to leave the house.
6 March 2018
Many people enjoy drinking green tea for its distinctive and refreshing flavour. However, many do not stop to think about the possible effects of green tea on their oral health. Here are a few benefits and risks that green tea can pose to your teeth, gums, and mouth. Green Tea Could Reduce the Risk of Gum Disease In a study carried out in Japan, dental researchers studied the oral health of 940 men in their 50s.
7 February 2018
Getting dental implants to replace natural teeth is a crucial step towards regaining full function of your mouth. But what does the whole procedure entail? Will it be painful? Does the surgery take long or can you get back to your daily routine immediately? What do you eat after? There are several questions those considering dental implant surgery may have. Here are the things you can expect when dental implant surgery takes place.