Star Style: Make Your Teeth Sparkle

Posted on: 26 May 2016

If you're having a tooth extracted, you need to take a lot of care of the extraction site to make sure that it heals correctly. To ensure that this happens, your dentist is likely to give you a long list of instructions, telling what you should and shouldn't do following your surgery. As well as telling you how to take care of your extraction site, these instructions may also limit any of your regular activities that might impact your wound and its healing. [Read More]

Posted on: 12 May 2016

Gum disease is a type of infection of the gums often caused by decay, though you may also be at a higher risk due to genetics. Another potential risk for gum disease is if you have diabetes. Here are some things to know about the link between gum disease and diabetes. What is gum disease? Gum disease, also called periodontal disease, is a type of infection of your gums. It can also affect the bones of your teeth. [Read More]

Posted on: 21 April 2016

Dentures play an integral role when it comes to restoring the smiles of people missing one or more of their natural teeth. But dentures need to be well-taken care of because they are far more delicate than natural teeth. Regardless of whether you have to put on dentures because you accidentally lost your teeth or due to the natural process of aging, the following tips can help you take better care of your teeth replacements and allow you to maintain a nice smile for as long as possible. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 March 2016

Having discouloured teeth can dent your confidence in front of other people. A good smile is what you need to feel confident when interacting with friends. While most people struggle with their image, it only takes a few hours['] visit to a cosmetic dentist to have your teeth problems solved. The following are some of the most common teeth discolouration problems, their causes and solutions: Yellow Teeth Although some teeth become yellow due to poor oral hygiene such as not brushing your teeth after every meal, the most common cause of yellow teeth is aging. [Read More]