Periodontics – What exactly does a periodontist do?
Why do they stand out – Satisfaction with NHS dentistry is currently at one of the highest levels seen this century, with 85% rating their NHS dental experience as positive.
English Dentists at their best-Why do they stand out
Why do they stand out – Satisfaction with NHS dentistry is currently at one of the highest levels seen this century, with 85% rating their NHS dental experience as positive.
What is a dental gum shield?
A gum shield is a protective appliance or device that is used to cover the teeth and gums. A gum shield is more commonly known as a mouth guard.
What is tooth remineralisation?
Enamel protects the inner layers of your teeth from dietary acids, helping to keep them healthy and white.
What is a biological tooth extraction?
Biological dentistry focuses on the use of the safest, most biocompatible materials and techniques for optimal clinical outcomes and the long-term well-being of the patient
Ozone dental treatment: Non Invasive and Natural therapy
Ozone is most commonly known for its vital role in maintaining earth’s ecological harmony, and for the way in which it interacts with air pollutants at the ground-level (earth’s lower atmosphere).
Biological versus traditional Dental Cleaning
A traditional cleaning will remove tartar, plaque and stains from the surface of the teeth and around the gums. A biological cleaning will do the same, however also goes further by removing bacteria we cannot see – it naturally disinfects.
Hormone Imbalance: Why take the DUTCH Test
The DUTCH Test® was created to provide insight into many of these concerns, working to deliver the most complete assessment of sex and adrenal hormones, along with their metabolites, in one easy-to-administer test.
8 Natural ways to balance your hormones
Hormones are chemical messengers that have profound effects on your mental, physical, and emotional health.
All you need to know from baby new teeth to permanent teeth
Baby new teeth to permanent teeth – Your baby’s primary teeth, also called baby teeth, begin to loosen and fall out around the age of six.