Remember when your teachers used to tell you off for chewing gum? Well, little did they know that it is actually good for you? Turns out, chewing gum actually has a host of health benefits, not only for your teeth but for your overall health too. Studies have shown that chewing sugar-free gum can Improve…

Did you know that more than half of British adults report being so dissatisfied with their teeth that they avoid smiling altogether? Because they avoid flashing their pearly whites, three in five report suffering from “Posh Spice Syndrome.” Unfortunately, feeling self-conscious about your smile comes with much more than comparisons to Victoria Beckham. It can…

Table of Contents What Causes Crooked Teeth? Genetics Bad Oral Health as a Baby Thumb Sucking Tongue Thrusting Mouth Breathing Trauma Allergies Problems Associated With Crooked Teeth Troubles with Self-Esteem Pain and Discomfort Problems with Speech Excessive Wear and Tear Poor Oral Health How to Get Straight Teeth Metal Braces Ceramic Braces Lingual Braces Veneers…

According to research from the American Dental Association, men are far less likely than women to seek preventative dental care, and often neglect their dental health for years at a time. This is becoming a serious issue within the dental industry and is something that it’s important to raise awareness of. Their research also showed…

Table of Contents What Are Clear Aligners? Can You Wear Aligners at Night? What’s the Difference Between NightOnly and Regular Clear Aligners? Wear Time Treatment Time Price Benefits of Using NightOnly Clear Aligners Are These Teeth Straightening Method Safe? How to Use Night Braces for Teeth Who’s a Good Candidate for Nighttime Aligners? How Much…

Nowadays, the majority of people are taking better care of their teeth than ever. But often, people only actually know the basics when it comes to dental care. We know that we should brush our teeth for two minutes in the morning and for two minutes before we go to bed. We know that we…

A gap between two teeth is otherwise known as diastema. Teeth with gaps in them are very common in children but are not something that you need to worry about. The gaps tend to disappear as you reach adulthood. Some people are happy to live with the gap in their teeth. If you have several…

We all know that sugar is bad for your teeth and if you drink lots of fizzy drinks and eat lots of sweets, you are likely to be visiting the dentist soon. But it’s not just the sugar itself that causes a tooth cavity, it’s the complex chain of events that happens in your mouth…

As we age there are a number of changes that occur in our bodies, as well as a number of things that we can let fall slightly by the wayside. However, when we age, letting our dental health slip is something that we can’t afford to do. Our dental health is connected to the health…

Do You Like Drinking Coffee? Did you know that brushing your teeth directly after drinking coffee could have a very bad impact? Do you start your day with a big cuppa? You aren’t the only one! Approximately 30 million Brits drink coffee every day, yet drinking your espresso every now and again (in excess of…