Month: December 2018
New study links mental health conditions with elevated risk of oral disease
A new study has linked mental health disorders with an elevated risk of oral diseases. A research project, which has been published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology, suggests that experiencing symptoms of illnesses, including depression, can increase the risk of gum disease. Researchers evaluated and monitored both the mental…
READ ARTICLEMinisters rule out energy drink ban for children
Ministers have ruled against introducing a ban on the sale of energy drinks to children due to a lack of scientific evidence. Campaigners had called for the drinks, which usually contain a lot of sugar and caffeine, to be prohibited for children, but MPs in the House of Commons Science…
READ ARTICLEBrighten Your New Smile for 2019 with Lumineers
2019 is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with a dazzling, new smile? If you dream of starting the year with a flawless smile, allow us to tell you all about Lumineers. About Lumineers Lumineers are a unique form of veneers, which are used to…
READ ARTICLEAs attendance rates fall, how often should you be seeing your dentist?
New figures for attendance rates have sparked debate among patients, professionals and dental organisations, but do you know how often you should see your dentist? Recent figures suggest that more than 55% of adults in London haven’t seen a dentist in the last two years, while more than 40 percent…
READ ARTICLEThe Importance of Retention: Why You Should Protect Your Investment
When you have braces, your dentist will recommend that you wear retainers after treatment is complete. Your teeth will hopefully look perfect, and it’s natural to want to enjoy that amazing new smile for as long as possible. This is why retainers are so important. What is a retainer? A…
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