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As far as difficult tasks go, brushing your teeth doesn’t seem like one of them. After all, you’ve been doing it since you were very little (we hope!) so the ‘rinse, toothpaste on, brush teeth’ routine is set on autopilot, right? However, as easy as the oral hygiene routine may be, it’s just as easy to fall into bad brushing habits, which can put your oral health at risk.

Orthodontic treatment is often associated with teens, but an increasing number of adults are now seeking to improve their smiles and oral health through braces and aligners.

Whitening your teeth can transform your smile and confidence but unfortunately, like the rest of your body, your teeth need continuous upkeep. If you’ve invested in professional whitening treatment, make sure to protect and maintain your bright, white smile.

The secret weapon that’s keeping your teeth strong, fighting off cavities and keeping your smile shining.

Your smile wields incredible power. If you’re looking to enhance your smile without committing to any extensive dental work, then composite bonding might just be the answer for you. In this Composite Bonding 101 guide, we break down the basics of this dental procedure and why it’s a game-changer.

We’re thrilled to announce that we have been selected as finalists for the Dentistry Awards 2023 and the Private Dentistry Awards 2023, in three categories each – Team of the Year, Patient Care and Practice of the Year.

There are always new “whitening hacks” that pop up on social media, but unfortunately majority of these hacks are complete fads, as they don’t contain the correct ingredients to whiten teeth and could harm your oral health.

Like brushing your teeth, looking after your Invisalign aligners is essential for your oral health and for a straight-forward, successful journey to a straight smile.

When it comes to avoiding tooth decay, we all know the basics. Brush your teeth with a fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth daily, see the hygienist regularly etc, however, some foods that you chose to eat, and daily habits can unknowingly contribute to fighting cavities.