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»
Dental implants can be a very good choice for anyone who is missing a tooth or teeth or who needs to have one or more teeth pulled. Implants are permanent, so you don’t need to take them out and clean them every night as you do dentures and bridges. They can replace rotted teeth, chipped or cracked teeth, or severely discoloured teeth, and will ensure you can eat freely, without pain or worrying about further damage to your teeth. Read More»
Well, that’s one question some people find asking themselves as they dream of becoming some sort of dentist some time later in life. It doesn’t even matter if you are a business student and want to change your course or you are a math student wishing to be a dentist. As simple as it sounds, the answer to that question can be quite frustrating. However, that could be due to inadequate information available to those desiring to specialize in some form of dentistry. Read More»
Many people these days aren’t happy with their smile unless their teeth are bright pearly white. Taking care with what you eat and avoiding foods that stain helps keep your teeth looking good, as does avoiding too much acid that can damage the enamel. But to really get white teeth, you might need a bit of extra help. There are plenty of products available you can try at home, from simple whitening toothpaste to more complex treatments that require dedication and a bit of patience. Read More»
Orthodontics (sometimes referred to by the less formal term, ‘braces’) are used to straighten out crooked teeth and adjust a misaligned bite. Read on to learn more about this type of dental device. In what circumstances are orthodontics necessary? It’s a common misconception that orthodontics are only recommended as a cosmetic treatment, in order to improve the appearance of a person’s teeth. Whilst it’s certainly true that they can do this, they serve a number of other, far more important purposes. Read More»