A dry mouth is relatively common, but long term, it can cause a number of oral health issues. Most of us will have experienced a dry mouth (xerostomia) a few times in our life. Sometimes this might be an after …
Xerostomia – When Your Saliva Doesn’t Flow As It Should Read more »
The treatments available at our Canterbury dentist can help you eat your food more easily and comfortably. A lot of focus, these days, is on improving the way that our teeth appear to ourselves and others. Cosmetic dentistry is becoming …
Dramatically Improve Your Eating Ability With Teeth Restoration Read more »
A toothache is a sign that something is wrong and needs the attention of your dentist. If you have a toothache, whether it is one that has been building slowly or one that has woken you in the night in …
From an oral health perspective, what might we expect as we get older? Let us suppose that we have just arrived at our early middle age; let’s say 40 for the sake of argument. We have largely looked after our …
Avoiding the common problem of worn tooth enamel. As most readers of our blogs will know, the enamel part of the tooth is the hard protective exterior layer. Healthy tooth enamel then is key to avoiding problems like tooth decay …
Helping Canterbury teeth grinders understand the causes and consequences of this common problem. Bruxism, or teeth grinding, can be a very tricky problem to detect with one of the main reasons being that it often happens while we are asleep. …
What Causes Bruxism And How Does It Affect Our Teeth? Read more »
Do you think you look after your teeth well? If so, there may still be some room for improvement. Modern dentistry can perform marvels these days, not only having a variety of treatments to restore damaged teeth, but often doing …
Take the opportunity to ‘reset’ the health of your teeth and gums! We are now well into 2025 and most of us will probably have already forgotten about our short festive breaks and will have returned to work, or at …
Most general teeth cleaning advice stands when you’ve received dental treatment, but additional care may be needed…. Hopefully, by now, most of you reading this blog will be very familiar with the importance of brushing and flossing your teeth well. …
Cleaning Your Teeth Safely Following Treatment And Restorations Read more »
With the onset of Autumn and Winter come new challenges for our teeth and gums. There is little doubt that the weather is changing and starting to become cooler. Turning the clocks back an hour also contributes to the feeling …
Colder Weather Viruses And Their Impact On Our Oral Health Read more »
