Tag: enamel
Oral Health Foundation survey reveals poor public awareness of enamel erosion
A new survey conducted by the Oral Health Foundation has revealed that public awareness of enamel erosion is worryingly low. The survey, which was carried out as part of preparations for National Smile Month, shows that many people are unaware of the causes of erosion. Only 54 percent of people…
READ ARTICLENew study links increased enamel erosion risk with fruit tea consumption
Fruit teas and flavoured water have become very popular in recent years, as people seek healthier alternatives to fizzy drinks, but a new study has warned that these options may not be quite as good for us as anticipated. Researchers from King’s College London carried out a study to ascertain…
READ ARTICLEIs your diet as healthy as you think? Tooth-troubling foods to be wary of
If you’re on a health drive, the chances are that you’ve read articles and blogs about healthy eating before. The worry is that there’s so much information out there, and much of it is conflicting. Diets may be good for weight loss, but are they actually good for your health?…
READ ARTICLEWhich Toothbrush Would A London Dentist Recommend?
With so many different brands and products on offer, it can be tricky to choose the perfect toothbrush. If you find yourself staring at endless shelves lined with brushes and toothpaste tubes when you go to the chemist with no idea which brush is best, we can help! Which toothbrush…
READ ARTICLEDentin Hypersensitivity In London Dental Patients
Having sensitive teeth is something most of us have experienced. It is so common that many of the patients in London and around the world make toothpaste for sensitive teeth their brand of choice. Dentists in London report that the complaint they hear the most is that of patient’s teeth…
READ ARTICLELondon researchers question the use of fluoride in water?
Now, this got me really reeling! It’s been a long established fact by the dental profession that fluoride and fluoridated products are really good for teeth. According to the old school of research, fluoride was readily absorbed by the outer surface of teeth called as enamel to make a really…
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