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6 Causes of Bad Breath and How to Overcome Them

6 Causes of Bad Breath and How to Overcome Them

1. Dry mouth Dry mouth can be the result of a range of factors including dehydration, some medications and alcohol consumption. Ultimately, dry mouth means saliva quantity has decreased and needs to replenish. You can increase saliva quantity by drinking water more...

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The Science Behind A Smile

The Science Behind A Smile

Why do people smile? Because they’re happy! But did you know that the more you smile, the happier you will be? As backwards as that sounds, psychology has taught us that we can almost trick the brain into happiness through the reaction to happiness that is usually...

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Crowns and Bridges

Crowns and Bridges

Many people will assume that a quick fix to a broken tooth is to get it filled. What most people don’t realise is that a filling will only fill an empty space to stop decay from spreading. A filling is made of plastic and is not as sturdy as your natural tooth...

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Firmer Foundations

Firmer Foundations

Many of our patients will associate white, sparkly teeth with dental health. While this may be the case, what goes on beneath the surface is just as important. Gums are the foundation of teeth. Unhealthy gums are generally bright red, puffy and may even bleed on their...

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Does my child need braces?

Does my child need braces?

Most parents begin to consider braces for their children when they are noticeably displaced, crooked, crowded or there is spacing in between their teeth.  However, there are several other considerations that your dental professional can help identify that influence...

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Can Using a Dummy Ruin My Child’s Teeth?

Can Using a Dummy Ruin My Child’s Teeth?

Sucking a dummy is a common tool used by many parents to help settle their children, particularly during the early years. Many parents ask us if a dummy can cause problems to their child’s teeth and gums. If a child is phased out of using a dummy before their adult...

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Dining out on Dentally Friendly Foods

Dining out on Dentally Friendly Foods

Many patients report to us that after a night out, their teeth get extremely sensitive the next morning. This is usually because of the frequency of intake of food and drink as well as the type. Generally, the frequency of eating and drinking makes more of an impact...

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Thumb sucking

Thumb sucking

Thumb sucking, in some children, is the normal response to having a dummy removed. The severity of a child’s thumb sucking influences the positioning of their teeth.

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