Can Orthodontic Treatment Improve Sleep Apnoea?

Dental Tips

Oral Health and Well‑Being

29 June 2018

Can Orthodontic Treatment Improve Sleep Apnoea?

Orthodontic treatment is often associated with straighter teeth and a more confident smile, but its benefits extend well beyond appearance. For some patients, correcting bite alignment and jaw positioning can also play a role in improving breathing during sleep and reducing symptoms linked to snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea. Sleep quality and oral health are […]

5 Unbelievable Health Conditions Your Dentist Can Spot

Oral Health and Well‑Being

1 March 2018

5 Unbelievable Health Conditions Your Dentist Can Spot

People go to dental checkups, as they want their teeth to be healthy, clean, white and cavity-free. But your mouth can reveal a lot more than cavities. Dentists go beyond just fixing your teeth. They inspect your mouth to detect potential or existing health problems, allowing you to take the necessary steps to prevent or […]

4 Reasons Why Essential Dental Health Is Important For Your Overall Body Health

Oral Health and Well‑Being

Oral Hygiene and Health

23 November 2017

4 Reasons Why Essential Dental Health Is Important For Your Overall Body Health

Most people brush and floss on a regular basis because they want to have a nice smile and fresh breath. Some of them do it because they don’t want to go to the dentist so often. And only a few of them have their general health in mind.

A Quick Guide to Overcome Dental Anxiety

Dental Tips

Oral Health and Well‑Being

20 June 2017

A Quick Guide to Overcome Dental Anxiety

Dental phobia, dentophobia, dental anxiety and dental fear – these are all terms created to describe what many people feel when going to see a dentist. Even if you don’t suffer from an extreme “phobia”, for most people undergoing a dental treatment without the sedation is far from pleasant.

Oral Health Tips For Parents Of Young Children

Children’s Dental Health

Oral Health and Well‑Being

28 June 2016

Oral Health Tips For Parents Of Young Children

Teaching your child about good oral hygiene from an early age is an important lesson that they will carry with them into adulthood. From preventing tooth decay to scheduling dental checkups, there are certain things you should be doing to stay on top of your child’s oral health. Important Daily Practices A study by the […]

Gum Disease

Oral Health and Well‑Being

14 June 2016

Gum disease and your overall health: Is there a connection?

When you think of someone with gum disease the images that come to mind are often those of red, inflamed and perhaps bleeding gums paired with bad breath and maybe issues with plaque. New research has recently suggested that the effects of gum disease might not just be localised to the mouth area and could be much more […]

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