Can you get ulcers on your lip?
Can you get ulcers on your lip rather than inside your mouth? (read more)
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Archive for April, 2014
Make the most of your smile: a guide to dental products
Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you, and it’s easy to spend a fortune on products to keep your teeth and gums healthy. If you’re confused by all the choice, here’s our guide. (read more)
How healthy are your gums?
It’s all too easy to be slack when it comes to flossing, but good dental hygiene now could save you a fortune in the future. (read more)
Top 10 New Technologies in Dentistry
The field of dentistry is constantly evolving and changing to best suit patient needs. 123Dentist is always on the lookout for new and emerging technology to make our patients’ experience as comfortable as possible. (read more)
Problems to Watch for in Growing Children
Malocclusions (“bad bites”) like those illustrated below, may benefit from early diagnosis and referral to an orthodontic specialist for a full evaluation. (read more)
When is the best time to begin orthodontics?
Though an orthodontist can enhance a smile at any age, there is an optimal time period to begin treatment. (read more)
What does smoking do to your teeth?
Smoking has a distinctive and lasting impact on oral health in some interesting and alarming ways. (read more)
Tooth tips for 0-2 year olds
People used to say “oh, they’re just baby teeth”. In fact, baby teeth are important. Good, healthy baby teeth will pave the way for good healthy adult teeth. And by helping children to take good care of their teeth, you are starting habits that will last them all their lives. (read more)
10 Tips for Healthy, White Teeth
Not only do your teeth help you talk and chew, they can make or break your appearance. Here are 10 secrets for keeping your pearly whites in tip-top shape. (read more)
Bruxism: How to stop grinding your teeth at night
Do you find yourself tightly clenching your teeth in heavy traffic, at work, or while dealing with stressful situations? Does your partner complain you loudly grind your teeth at night? Though it may seem like no big deal, you could have a subconscious condition called bruxism. Brought on by stress and anxiety, bruxism not only
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