Worried about your bad breath? Halitosis can be innocent, or a symptom of a wider health problem. Either way, you need to know what to do about it.

If you’ve just had a wisdom tooth removed, you’re going to feel a bit uncomfortable. So, are you allowed to brush your teeth when your mouth is so sensitive?

How do you brush your teeth with braces on – isn’t the metal all in the way? We answer the most common questions we get asked about this topic.

Nobody talks about it, but pregnancy can actually make your mouth more sensitive to gum disease. So, let’s talk about pregnancy gingivitis and how to treat it.

Your gums are as important to your oral health as your teeth or tongue. So, how do you keep your gums healthy and reduce the risk of gum disease?

You’ve just seen your dentist for your new patient examination. After your appointment, they tell you that you need to come back for a routine dental visit within the next 6-12 months.

We are committed to making sure you have good oral hygiene and our cleaning and prevention procedures are a big part of that. Coming in for regular cleanings is an important aspect you can’t afford to ignore.

We have cleaning and prevention dental tips that are pretty much proactive. Over the 40 years that we’ve been looking after your family’s dental needs, we’ve been able to supply some home maintenance information people find useful.