Oral health and the impact of diabetes
Diabetes is a condition that affects millions of people across the world. People living with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing oral
Category: Oral Health
Do you suffer from a dry mouth?
Having a dry mouth – or xerostomia – is often caused by dehydration, which can be the result of having a hangover or sleeping with
Bad breath (or halitosis) and how to avoid it
Bad breath – or halitosis – affects many people. It can be embarrassing and lessen a person’s quality of life. Bad breath is often caused
Six mistakes to avoid when brushing your teeth
Brushing twice a day is great, but if the brushing is not done correctly, bacteria and plaque can continue to build up. Below are six
Why do I have some loose teeth?
Whilst a loose tooth in a child might well result in a visit from the tooth fairy, it’s not such an occasion for us adults.
The Truth About Teeth Dehydration
Our bodies are made up of about 65% water, so it’s crucial for our organs and skin to maintain that hydration. What some people don’t
Preventing Illness With Good Oral Hygiene
Obvious advantages come with maintaining good oral hygiene. From brighter teeth and fresh breath to fighting against tooth decay and gum disease, oral hygiene should
Preventing Illness With Good Oral Hygiene
Obvious advantages come with maintaining good oral hygiene. From brighter teeth and fresh breath to fighting against tooth decay and gum disease, oral hygiene should
Making The Most Of Your Next Dental Visit
About half of the adults in the UK say they visit their dentists every six months, the British Health Foundation reports. Seeing as most people see their dentist only a few times a year, three at most, it is important to make the most of these rare appointments.
Lose The Weight But Lose Your Teeth?
Diets help you lose weight but if you are not careful, you might lose your teeth as well.