Gum disease results in gaps developing in the teeth, which allows germs to enter the circulation where they can adhere to tissues like heart valves and arteries and cause inflammation. After some time, this can harm blood arteries and induce coronary heart disease or...
Periodontal disease is a severe condition that can be challenging to cure. If stopped in time, it can be reversed; if not, it can advance past the point where it can no longer be contained. Here are seven tips to avoid periodontal disease and maintain the health of...
Do you get nervous when you think of going to the dentist? Do you put off visiting the dentist for dental work? Dental fear or anxiety is common, and it can be difficult for patients and the dental staff who care for them. Moreover, it continues to be a severe...
The most romantic day of the year is quickly approaching! You could be frantically shopping for gifts and arranging dinner plans. But, this Valentine's Day, don't forget to send your teeth some love as well. Invest in your smile. Good dental hygiene is crucial for...
If your present dentist retired, you moved to a new region, or for any other reason; it can be challenging to find a new dentist. It would help if you considered several different things and performed your research to ensure the dentist you select is suitable for your...
May this holiday season end on a cheerful note and make way for a new and brighter year. Our team at Dentist On Warrigal Cheltenham wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! For Christmas holiday hours please visit our contact us page.
Do you have sensitive teeth? For people with sensitive teeth, brushing, eating, and drinking can all cause sharp, temporary tooth pain. Usually, tooth enamel wear or exposed tooth roots cause sensitive teeth. However, other conditions, such as a cavity, a cracked or...
Like with any other part of the body, oral hygiene is essential. However, general check-ups are still not accepted as a routine part of life. We usually think we need to see a dentist only to treat oral diseases or dental emergencies, not for teeth and gum health....
2022's Dental Health Week runs from August 1–7. The campaign for Dental Health Week in 2022 emphasises the value of loving your teeth and maintaining healthy gums and teeth to help you keep your smile. The four core messages of the 2022 Dental Health Week campaign and...
