Not everybody is born with straight and shiny teeth. If that was the case, then dentistry may not be so popular! Although, there are many people that do not pay attention to their smile because their teeth aren’t clean or are misaligned. If you’re one of those people who has misaligned or crooked teeth, we’re
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A key reason why people accept the state of their teeth is because they’re too ashamed to show them to the public. Teeth then stay hidden because they’re embarrassed with their appearance when they smile. This is clearly acceptable in the past, but modern dentistry has now evolved significantly. This means there are cosmetic treatments
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Have you ever considered getting your teeth straightened to improve the aesthetic appearance of your smile? A straight, glossy smile always looks great to the public eye. Along with this, there are many health benefits that come with a straight smile as well. Invisalign is the perfect cosmetic dentistry treatment choice for this. It requires
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If you regularly wake up in the morning with facial stiffness, jaw pain and wear-and-tear on your teeth, there is a wider problem to this that needs addressing. It is likely that you’re experiencing teeth grinding. Teeth grinding is formally known as Bruxism and is a condition where the upper and lower teeth clench and
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Your mouth is regularly filled with bacteria which can damage your tooth enamel. There are many tips to reduce the level of bacteria inside the mouth, but if you let it flourish, this can cause plaque build-up which is a sticky substance that bacteria feed off. This is the process of a cavity. Reducing the
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As you’ve probably been told throughout your life, sugar is bad for your teeth and overall oral health. Sugar is associated with many serious diseases such as cardiovascular disease, obesity and diabetes and can also lead to tooth decay, requiring tooth extraction treatment or an emergency dental check-up. The foods we consume usually contain traces
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Naturally, minerals in teeth begin to decrease as you age. Although, the foods you eat contribute to it as well. When your teeth lose minerals, it opens the opportunity for cavities to form and teeth to decay. What contributes to low minerals in your teeth? Naturally, it occurs when you consume foods, notably by eating
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The enamel is not just the hardest mineral in the body, it is even the most essential. If you want strong white teeth to shine through every day, keeping the enamel strong is an important step of oral hygiene. So, why do you need strong enamel? The enamel lacks the ability to grow and regenerate
read more The enamel is one of the most important and hardest mineral substances in the body. The enamel is that outer surface layer of your teeth that protects against tooth decay and keeps your teeth white. It is even stronger than bone. Whilst that may be, it doesn’t make the enamel immune from any oral health
read more The process of tooth decay can have a detrimental impact on your oral health. Your oral health may be exposed to erosion of the enamel, the tooth root becoming exposed to bacteria and tooth loss. Luckily, there are steps that you can take at home to prevent teeth from becoming decayed. Unfortunately, reducing the chances
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