Some people still ‘don’t bother’ to see a hygienist. Here are 7 reasons why you should visit us here in Canterbury. Like other dental practices in the UK, we have some patients who, while acknowledging the importance of seeing a …
This popular cosmetic dentistry procedure can be repeated often, but how safe is it? With spring and summer on the horizon, many of our Canterbury patients are likely to be looking at ways they can improve their smiles. One of …
Start your child’s oral care right to give them the best chance of strong and healthy teeth throughout life. It is fair to say that parents usually want the best for their children. It is for this reason that we …
Which is the best way to replace a missing tooth? Losing a tooth is natural as a child when our first teeth fall out and are replaced by our adult teeth. But unfortunately, this is where it stops and once …
Tooth Replacement Options In Canterbury – The Pros And The Cons Read more →
Maintaining healthy and attractive teeth can have more benefits other than just looking ‘pretty’. Some of us are fortunate enough to inherit family genes that provide us with nice looking, healthy teeth. The rest of us though, and that’s the …
What we eat and drink can have a definite impact on our teeth and gums. As we move into a new year, people often start to look at their habits a little more closely. Diet is usually not far from …
Positive dietary choices for better teeth in 2026 Read more →
The festive break is a great time to look at the benefits of this excellent tooth replacement treatment. We are almost certainly not the only dentist in the UK that sees patients with missing teeth who are undecided whether dental …
Will 2026 Be The Year When You Make The Decision To Get A Dental Implant? Read more →
Here’s how Invisalign and Cfast braces can help our Canterbury patients. A new year always seems to bring about a little reflection. People look at what they want to change, what they want to improve, and sometimes what they have …
Thinking about having your teeth straightened in the New Year? Read more →
Why exercise can be good (and bad) for your oral health. On an almost daily basis, we are encouraged to exercise more, either by magazines or social media. On the whole, it is a positive message and one that might …
Sensitive teeth and a heightened risk of tooth decay could be a consequence if you don’t. One of the main things you will have been told by your parents about looking after your teeth, along with the importance of brushing …
Beware Of Tooth Harming ‘Acids’ In Food And Drinks Read more →
