Most dental problems are quieter and slower than people expect. Decay and gum disease rarely hurt until they are well advanced — which is exactly why the small, unglamorous habits between visits matter so much more than any single treatment. The basics, done well Brushing twice a day for two minutes, cleaning between the teeth […]
Read more →A dental emergency has a way of arriving at the worst possible moment — a sudden toothache at night, a tooth knocked out during sport, a crown that comes away over the weekend. Knowing what to do in the first few minutes can make a genuine difference to the outcome, so it is worth reading […]
Read more →The way a child feels about the dentist is often set by their very first visits. Get those early experiences right — calm, friendly and unhurried — and you give your child something valuable for life: a relaxed relationship with dental care, rather than a fear to overcome later. When should the first visit be? […]
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