It’s common to fear dental treatment – 53% of adults in the UK report anxiety around dental procedures, with 17% so afraid of the dentist, they skip dental appointments altogether. Their fear is putting their dental health at risk, possibly compounding their dental care problems the longer they wait for treatment. But that doesn’t have
A child’s baby teeth are usually straight, giving no indication of how the adult teeth will look. But as your child grows, you may notice that their permanent teeth are misaligned. Parents are often surprised to see protruding teeth or overly-prominent teeth in their child’s smile. And they worry how it might affect their looks
Missing teeth can cause embarrassment and serious oral discomfort. When you’re missing teeth, speaking and chewing are often painful, and you might worry that your smile is incomplete. But, there’s good news! You can replace missing teeth with a comfortable, affordable solution. Today’s options range from a dental bridge to partial dentures to full dental
From all of us at Love-Teeth, we wish you all a very Merry Christmas, and a safe and Happy New Year!
If you keep up with current health advice, you know that mercury is seriously dangerous. Most industries have stopped using mercury, but some mercury still lingers in surprising places, including in your mouth. Before the health risks were discovered, mercury was a common component of dental fillings. Now, many patients are considering mercury filling removal
It’s late, and your tooth pain is unbearable. Or, your child’s been playing outside on a Sunday afternoon and comes in with a bloody mouth and a worrying crack in their tooth. If you’re not a trained dental care specialist, knowing whether your aching or cracked tooth needs emergency treatment can be tricky. And if
If you have missing teeth, you’re probably self-conscious about them. Our tooth loss patients say they habitually cover their smile to hide their missing teeth, afraid that others will see only the gaps in their smile instead of a happy grin. But you don’t have to hide anymore. Today’s dentistry offers a world of false
Mothering Sunday, a time to celebrate a key person in your life. Although 2020 was a bit different from previous years, it still should have come with the same love and appreciation, even if it is expressed over video call rather than in person. Here at Love-Teeth Dental Practice we believe there are two key
With Sleep Awareness week running from the 8th-14th March this year, and considering that dentists are sometimes the first to pick up on sleeping disorders due to their symptoms, Love-Teeth Dental Practice wanted to raise awareness of treatment options for a sleep problem that affects approximately 1 in 5 people. Sleep apnoea is a condition
Various factors including an abnormal bite and anxiety may be attributed to tooth grinding – also known as Bruxism. Let’s delve into the reasons behind why people grind their teeth, the results of this and how it can be prevented. The Causes of Tooth Grinding Tooth grinding often happens during sleep, so many are unaware
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