Teeth Discolouration Causes and Solutions

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]

The Benefits of Chewing Xylitol Dental Gum

Posted on: 1 March 2016

If you're looking for tips on how to improve the condition of your teeth, your dentist may recommend that you chew sugar-free gum after meals and snacks. Adding this kind of gum to your oral health routine may help protect your teeth from decay; using a gum that contains xylitol may give your teeth an additional level of protection. How Chewing Gum Helps Keep Teeth Healthy Chewing a piece of sugar-free gum after a meal or a snack has a couple of benefits for your teeth and overall oral health. [Read More]

4 Things to Know About Tooth Abscesses

Posted on: 11 February 2016

If you are experiencing severe pain and have an odd taste in your mouth, you might be suffering from a tooth abscess. This is a type of tooth infection that requires treatment from your dentist. Here are some things to know about tooth abscesses. There Are Different Types of Dental Abscesses You may have one of two types of dental abscesses, which vary based on their location and cause. The first type is the more common one, which is a periapical abscess. [Read More]

Why You're Never Too Old for Braces

Posted on: 25 January 2016

Dental braces and other related orthodontic treatments are most commonly associated with teenagers, and for good reason—this is the period when most people choose to straighten their teeth.  However, if you've passed your teenage years, yet are still bothered by crooked teeth, it is worth investigating whether you should have braces.  After all, you're never too old for braces, and in fact, there are significant benefits to having braces later in life. [Read More]