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Three Things You Can Do To Prevent Toothache
Toothache can make life miserable. The good news is that most cases are preventable. If you’re keen to keep pain at bay, here are 3 simple steps you can take: Book regular check-ups: toothache is often a sign of decay, and you can reduce your risk of developing cavities by…
READ ARTICLENew figures show half of adults in England haven’t been to the dentist for 2 years
New figures from the NHS show that around half of adults living in England haven’t seen an NHS dentist in the last two years. Statistics from NHS Digital show that 51.4 percent of adults saw an NHS dentist in the 24-month period leading up to June 30th 2017 despite recommendations…
READ ARTICLECould dating apps be fuelling rising rates of oral cancer?
Dentists have issued a warning over the use of dating apps amid concerns over the increased prevalence of HPV, a virus known to increase the risk of several forms of cancer, including oral cancer. The British Dental Association, along with a number of other health bodies, has already backed a…
READ ARTICLEThree Reasons It’s Important to See Your Hygienist Regularly
Most of us are aware that we need to go to the dentist every 6-12 months, but did you know that it’s also really beneficial to see a dental hygienist on a regular basis? If you’re thinking about booking a dental hygiene appointment, here are 3 good reasons to go…
READ ARTICLEAre you sure your whitening treatment is legal?
Tooth whitening is an increasingly popular cosmetic dental treatment, but dentists in the UK are worried about the prevalence of illegal whitening products and suppliers. If you surveyed a group of people who were thinking about undergoing whitening treatments, it is likely that some would not be aware of the…
READ ARTICLENew study suggests gum disease could increase dementia risk by up to 70%
A new study suggests that gum disease increases the risk of dementia developing by up to 70 percent. The findings of a study that involved 28,000 people show that those who take good care of their teeth and gums have a much lower risk of suffering from dementia than those…
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