Mouth Cancer Awareness
Philip Broughton Principal dentist In my 33 years of dentistry I have come across only 3 cases of oral cancer. One incident was a chance
Category: Oral Health
What is a dental bite?
For your mouth’s health, and other medical conditions, your dental bite is very important. The bite itself is the way that the upper and lower
Summer Smiles
Teeth brushing – a family affair Summer is just around the corner, but with the changes to a perhaps more active lifestyle, including more fresh
Fluoride – Should you use it?
The world of dentistry has long debated whether fluoride is beneficial to oral health. Whilst there is opinion that fluoride is not necessary, there is
The Dentist’s Role in Discovering Mouth Cancer
Being diagnosed with cancer, in any of its forms, is one of the most earth-shattering moments in someone’s life. It is the start of a
Dental Benefits of Phasing Out a Sugar Addiction
37% of British people are likely to reply ‘Yes’ when asked if they would like sugar in their tea and when asked ‘How much?’, the
Burning Mouth Syndrome (Glossodynia)
Burning Mouth Syndrome (BMS) describes is a hot feeling or sensation which can have an affect on your tongue, lips, palate, and all areas of
The Benefits of Having a Clean Mouth
Post 15 – Four benefits of having a clean mouth When we get older, our teeth age, too. This makes it more important to ensure
Floss the dentists’ way
Flossing may not sound all that glamorous, but for your oral health it is essential. By brushing and flossing your teeth regularly, you will be
Top tips to maintain your smile.
We know how important it is to keep your teeth white after treatment, so we’ve compiled our key top tips to keep your teeth shining