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difference between dentist and orthodontist
- January 21, 2019
- Posted by: qmod
- Category: Blog, Dentists vs Orthodontists
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What’s the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist? What’s the difference between a dentist and orthodontist? No, that isn’t a corny joke left over from a budget Christmas cracker. It’s an extremely important question that many people ask when they first approach a dental expert for treatment. Dentists and orthodontists are both trained medical
How to choose the right toothpaste
- June 18, 2018
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
Choosing your toothpaste might seem like the simplest job in the world. Certainly, most of us pay little attention to the brand we select in the supermarket or chemist, so long as it tastes nice, gets our teeth clean and helps our mouths stay nice and healthy. However, there is more to choosing this basic
What patients want from their dentist
- May 4, 2016
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
Trusting the dentist is, and always has been, vital for patients. In fact, surveys carried out by psychologists over the past few years – including Sheila Scott’s extensive survey from 2009 – show that around 90% of UK patients rank trusting the dentist as the most important issue. So, in terms of an initial meeting, the
Never fully dressed without a smile? Your guide to Cosmetic dentistry
- February 17, 2016
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
Dentists aren’t just there for the unpleasant stuff – the toothaches and filling repairs. They are also highly skilled in cosmetic procedures, designed to enhance the way you look and boost your self-esteem. If you are among the many people who are nervous to show a less-than-perfect smile, read on. In the past, cosmetic dentistry
What are the ins-and-outs of your dental procedures?
- April 17, 2015
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
I’m sure you hear about the different treatments and procedures available to you from your dentist all the time, but what actually happens in these procedures? Well, we are going to answer that question by giving you an overview of each of the treatments we have to offer. Teeth Fillings There are two types of
Health Problems known by your Dentist
- February 3, 2015
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
Diabetes People who are suffering from Diabetes type 1 and type 2 do not have the ability to fight infections caused by bacteria and can develop gum diseases. Diabetes patients with serious gum diseases then face difficulties in controlling their blood sugar levels. If your dentist suspects that you have diabetes, he may advise you
How to Have a Beautiful Smile This Winter
- January 26, 2015
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
As the weather gets colder and duller in January, one way to bring back some light is to show off shiny white teeth when smiling. But if your teeth embarrass you due to their colour or appearance, this could cast a shadow over your winter looks. Here are some tips to help you enjoy a beautiful smile
How to prevent tooth decay through good nutrition
- December 30, 2014
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
Our diet and nutrition play a large role in our management of tooth decay. Traditionally, people followed healthier diets that provided around 10 times more beneficial fat soluble vitamins, as compared to modern diets. This is one of the reasons why they suffered fewer incidents of tooth decay. There are challenges associated with the consumption
How to make the most of the Internet as a Dental Student or Professional
- December 17, 2014
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
After a long day at work or in class it’s nice to just kick back and browse the web. For a dental student or professional, there are hundreds of places where like-minded individuals can get together to share ideas and hold discussions. So how do you decide where to go to discuss dentistry? Here are
How to get Fresh Breath and Healthy Gums
- November 18, 2014
- Posted by: cheadle
- Category: Blog
To get fresh breath, the best way is to floss often. Floss helps to prevent the build up of tartar which is accumulated at the gum line. It further reduces bleeding between teeth from inflamed gum tissue. You will have fresh breath, your gums will remain healthy and you will not face the prospect tooth
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