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A bright, radiant smile is not just a sign of good oral hygiene but also a confidence booster.

In the world of modern dentistry, dental implants have emerged as a revolutionary solution for individuals looking to restore their smiles and regain their confidence.

In the world of orthodontics, Invisalign® has emerged as a groundbreaking and popular alternative to traditional braces.

Our dental partners provided a home care guide to help you take care of your oral health while having limited access to professional dental support. You can download the guide here or simply view it below.

As you get older, your teeth weaken which can make them more susceptible to chipping. Even if a chip on your tooth is small and may appear to be insignificant, it should never be left untreated. The broken tooth can cause further harm or may be prone to infections which can cause a range of…

Did you know that your teeth enamel is the strongest substance in your body? It’s even stronger than your bones. Nonetheless, your teeth are not indestructible and you ought to care for them adequately. There are a few habits which can damage our teeth and while some are developed subconsciously, others are as a result…

Most people neglect to evaluate the health of their teeth until their annual dental check-up or unless the pain becomes a factor. While routine dental check-ups are important and highly recommended, there are habits that you can adopt between visits to ensure that your teeth are healthy. As it turns out, healthy teeth go far…

Ever wondered why people with good teeth seem to have it all? Well, it turns out, these people aren’t just happy and successful by chance. Here, we let you in on 4 things people with great smiles have in common. They are more positive It’s believed that when the people around us are happy, we…

Many of us are complacent about missing teeth, not realising that they can impact upon our health and facial aesthetics.  Once you lose teeth, your self-esteem can be knocked, eating made difficult and eventually your jawbone and face be affected.  Going forward, once the damage is done, it can be very costly to correct.  If…

Gum disease can lead to loss of teeth as the tissue that surrounds them begins to deteriorate.  But before gum disease begins to develop (periodontitis), you may notice signs of gingivitis (gum inflammation). Gum inflammation does not always result in gum disease but if it is left untreated, the results can be disastrous as far…