Dental Health Week is on 2-8 August 2021. The 2021 Dental Health Week campaign focuses on the importance of caring for your teeth and gums to help you to keep your smile for life. The ADA's main oral health messages and the four key messages of the 2021 Dental Health...
Daily brushing and flossing are the important components in keeping your teeth plaque-free – and protecting your teeth and gums for life. Check out our Top 4 Amazing Benefits of Brushing & Flossing below: #1 Whiter Teeth and Brighter Smile! Unremoved plaque...
A nutritious diet is an essential part of a fast recovery. It is important that you maintain a diet of soft, nutritious foods to help speed healing to maintain a feeling of well-being and to lessen discomfort. Here's a list of soft foods to eat after teeth removal to...
World No Tobacco Day is an annual event that is observed on May 31st. This yearly campaign aims to spread awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco on health. The campaign also tries to reduce the prevalence of diseases and deaths due to the consumption of...
Improving oral hygiene goes hand-in-hand with a healthy mouth. Little changes in your oral care routine can improve your dental and overall health. Here are some of our dental tips to keep your oral care routine at peak performance. DOS Brush teeth at least twice a...
Easter, for many people, means one thing, CHOCOLATE! When it comes to oral health, chocolate can, unfortunately, mean bad news because of its sugar content. Here are some ideas to keep Easter alive and (teeth-friendly) at home. Better hop to it! Decorate eggs Have an...
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, Dentist On Warrigal Cheltenham would like to remind our patients to be extra careful when choosing their Valentine's treats and to take special care of their teeth. There are two most important things; a big smile showing...
Advanced tooth loss often indicates a history of oral inflammatory diseases. In an extensive cohort study, it was shown that tooth loss associate with future cardiovascular events, diabetes and even death. Missing Teeth Predict Strokes: Cardiovascular Diseases and...
To put it mildly – bad breath is unsocial. Fortunately, with proper dental care and a few good home remedies, bad breath can be controlled/banished. Most often, the culprit can be traced to a build-up of bad bacteria in the mouth, so good oral hygiene is essential....
