10 August 2026
Caring For Baby’s Dental Health Before and After Birth
There are several things new mothers can do to improve their baby’s dental health: – A mother’s dental health directly affects her baby’s oral health as bacteria…
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10 August 2026
All You Need to Know about Impacted Wisdom Teeth
If a wisdom tooth (third molar) attempts to erupt where there is insufficient room, it is referred to as ‘impacted’. In summary: – An impacted wisdom tooth…
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10 August 2026
What Can I Do About Discoloured Patches On My Teeth?
Some people will experience unwelcome areas of discolouration on their teeth. Fortunately, these can be prevented or treated as follows: – Stains caused by food, drink or…
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10 August 2026
Why You Don’t Want to Avoid The Dentist
Attending regular dental check-ups has many more benefits than you may realise: – Your dentist can check your teeth and gums are in good health. – You…
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10 August 2026
Selecting the Best Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth
For those with sensitive teeth a specialised desensitizing toothpaste can help reduce discomfort: – Sensitivity arises when the protective tooth enamel erodes leaving the inner nerves exposed.,…
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10 August 2026
Dental Health and Sleep Apnoea
Just as a doctor can often spot possible health problems by looking at a patient’s eyes, so a dentist can detect the sleep disorder called sleep apnoea.…
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10 August 2026
Dentists Now Approve The 7-day Limit On Opioids
Dentists have expressed support for a 7-day limit on opioid prescriptions. This comes after an awareness that opioid addiction is ruining people and their families. Here’s more.…
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10 August 2026
How E-cigarettes Affect Our Teeth
People who use e-cigarettes are surprised to notice poor oral health since the device does not produce smoke. However, e-cigarettes are yet to be fully studied so…
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10 August 2026
Learn The Different Parts of A Tooth
We use our teeth to eat and speak, and the state of our teeth can seriously affect our general health. The major parts of a tooth: –…
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10 August 2026
Dental Care Tips For You and Your Family
Getting the whole family into a positive dental care routine will reap rewards in the future: – Emphasise the importance of thorough teeth brushing to your children;…
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