Politely reminding our Canterbury patients about the importance of looking after your gums We hope that you enjoyed our recent three part ‘a-z’ of dental terms, and in today’s blog, we return to one of the basics of good oral …
Concluding our explanation of dental terms that you might hear during your visit to our Canterbury clinic Today’s blog wraps up our A-Z series of things that you might have heard a dentist say but were not sure what it …
Continuing our series of dental terminology explanations. Last time, we took a look at some of the dental terminology that you may have heard at our Canterbury practice up to and including the letter ‘I’. Today, patients of Bradley and …
An alphabetical guide to the world of oral health for our Canterbury patients As experienced dentists, as with many other professions, it can become all too easy to slip into using terminology that we understand but which may sound strange …
Parents have a lot of additional pressure at this difficult time, but do take care to keep an eye on children’s oral care. We don’t know how long we will be in lockdown, but indications are that it will be …
Your local Canterbury dentist offers thoughts on the journey to an attractive smile 2020 is now finally behind us and many of us will be hoping for a better year ahead. Despite the somewhat shaky start to the New Year …
How much did you learn from our blogs this year? So, we have come to the final blog of 2020! What a year it has been and as things currently stand, doesn’t appear to be getting any better. We were …
Sensitive teeth can cause a lot of discomfort, but it is manageable. Canterbury dentist, Lucille Illingworth explains more Little is more unpleasant than when your teeth come into contact with ice cream or a steaming hot cup of tea when …
Diligent dental care at home and regular check-ups help to avoid invasive dentistry We have discussed before why you shouldn’t be afraid of root canal treatment in a previous blog linked here. Like all invasive treatments though, it is much …
Covid lockdown – is it adding to your stress levels and affecting oral health? We are now almost a week into the second national lockdown. This is due to end on December 2nd although some experts believe that it will …
