Dan's Dentistry Blog
If you’re told you need to have your wisdom teeth out, you’re probably not going to be looking forward to your next visit to see your dentist. However, many people are surprised by being told that a specialist should be used for extraction. This isn’t always necessary, but dentists will often refer you to a specialist or an oral surgeon – you will either go to another surgery or have a specialist visit you at your normal dentist’s office. Read More»
If you have a damaged or weak tooth, you can correct it using either temporary or permanent dental crowns, the latter of which can last as long as a decade with proper care and maintenance. There’s a lot of consideration that must go into the process of selecting, installing and maintaining your dental crowns. This article answers two critical questions related to these aspects.
1. Which dental crowns should I use? Read More»
Technology has significantly improved the experience when you schedule a visit to your dentist’s chair. Nowhere has this improvement been more evident than when it comes to the fitting of dentures and implants. It hass only taken a couple of generations for this sector to be revolutionised and the solution of today will be comfortable, good-looking and affordable at the same time. So what exactly has changed to make this an idea you should seriously be considering? Read More»
One of the worst things that can happen when you’re whitening your teeth is finding that some teeth are whiter than others when the treatment finishes. With some areas made whiter and others relatively unaffected, you might be more self-conscious about your smile than ever, so make sure you follow these five tips to help prevent an uneven finish.
1. Use Custom-Fit Whitening Trays
Over-the-counter whitening trays are quite cheap, as are whitening strips. Read More»
Hereditary disorders can have a significant impact on the development of the teeth and gums. If your child has been diagnosed with a genetic condition, you may be looking for more information about what this means regarding their dental health. Below is a guide to 3 hereditary disorders which can affect the teeth and gums.
Hypodontia
Hypodontia is a condition which results in the absence of some of the adult teeth. Read More»
