Love-Teeth Dental Practice News

When you sign up to a dental practice, you’ll be asked for a variety of information. From your name, address and contact details to the medication you take and any allergies you have. Considering that fact that you provide this information to us, we thought it would be nice for us to share five facts

Alcohol may be consumed in moderation and as part of a balanced diet. When consumed in excess, however, alcohol can begin to take its’s toll on the body and this may be manifested in many ways. Alongside complications in the body, alcohol can also cause problems with the teeth. This month is sober October, so

The NHS states that every year around 6,800 people are diagnosed with mouth cancer. This statistic equates to 2% of all cancers diagnosed. November is mouth (oral) cancer action month and in the latest post from Love-Teeth Dental Practice, we take a look at some of the most common symptoms that are associated with mouth

Figures show that many people are unhappy with the colour of their teeth. Whilst it has become popular to have pearly white teeth, having slightly darker teeth does not mean they are any less cared for. In fact, the colour of teeth can vary, depending on the thickness of the enamel. Aside from the colour

The start of this week marked the first week back at school for many children. Alongside ensuring school uniforms are neatly ironed and alarm clocks are set, comes the chore of making packed lunches. Finding inspiration for yummy packed lunches can be challenging, especially when you’re trying to keep them healthy and low in sugar.

The term cosmetic dentistry refers to any procedure which is carried out to enhance the appearance of the teeth and gums, but is not medically required. There are many types of cosmetic dentistry offered to help improve the confidence individuals have in the appearance of their smile. Cosmetic dentistry treatments include teeth whitening, composite bonding,

In the modern-day, there are various solutions to replace missing teeth. Once missing teeth are replaced, you may often be able to chew easier, talk more clearly, maintain a healthy face structure and feel more confident in smiling. How Does a Dental Bridge Work? Traditionally, a dental bridge will require the teeth either side of

When your child begins walking, naturally, you may worry about them falling or walking into something. As the months go on, your child will become more proficient at walking and will be a bundle of energy that enjoys running and playing. Sometimes accidents happen and your child may fall and cause a chip in their

Dental implants are a great long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. Implants are preferred by many, especially when the tooth that is missing is visible. There are many questions surrounding dental implants and how the treatment works. Whilst we would always recommend you coming into the practice to discuss any treatment in detail, we have

Braces are intended to help you make the most of your teeth, moving them back into alignment to ensure you can properly take care of your teeth and gums. Children may need orthodontic treatment for a number of reasons, including, overcrowded or overlapping teeth or malocclusion (a “bad” bite). Having orthodontic treatment as a child,