There is no contraindication to tooth whitening: it’s considered to be a safe procedure for all adult teeth. However, there are a lot of factors that need to be taken into consideration before it’s done. It is important to figure out first that will teeth whitening work for you? Do Your Teeth Really
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There are three things that may cause a tooth to become darker: Ageing The normal ageing process can make teeth look darker or yellower than they once were. This is because the yellow-coloured part of the tooth, the dentine, usually increases in thickness as we age, while the overlying translucent enamel (which makes the tooth
read moreIf you are whitening your teeth in preparation for a special occasion or event, it’s important to check with your dentist about how long the treatment is likely to take. In fact, as an individual one needs to know can his teeth be whitened? Usually, the process of whitening is quite quick: for many people,
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When people think of Cosmetic Dentistry the treatments that most often come to mind are teeth whitening and dental veneers. However, there are many more procedures that fall under the Cosmetic Dentistry umbrella.Cosmetic Dentistry is simply the term used to describe procedures which are carried out to improve the appearance of the teeth: the way
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Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! There’s so much to do, so many things to tick off— we know you’re busy! We also know that you’ll likely spend your wedding day smiling (a lot!). You and your smile will be centre of attention on the day, and your wedding photos will record the memories for many
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Schedule a polish within a fortnight of your wedding day: if you’ve visited your dentist for regular check ups and have had any required or desired treatment completed, this appointment should be a finishing touch to your dental health. After your polish, avoid anything that can stain teeth (like tobacco, red wine, dark-coloured foods and beverages)
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Halitosis (Bad Breath) is never a good thing, especially on your wedding day and honeymoon. Treatment of halitosis can take time and may require the assistance of your dentist, GP and medical specialists. Avoid habits that contribute to halitosis or bad breath, especially smoking If the source of your halitosis is the bacteria that live
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Red gums don’t look good in photos or in real life. Red, bleeding gums can be a sign of gum disease or other serious health issues If your gums bleed when you brush or floss, this isn’t normal. Healthy gums don’t bleed when they are cleaned. The bleeding may be a sign of gum disease (either
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Sometimes people aren’t happy with the way their teeth look. Teeth may be dark or discoloured; chipped, have rough edges or be an unusual shape; missing; visible fillings; or crooked. Cosmetic changes can be made to the teeth to change the way they look. Each of these cosmetic dental procedures has a different timeframe, from
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If you don’t have a family dentist, now is a good time to choose one! Most people need to see a dentist every 6-12 months. If it’s been longer than 12 months, make an appointment straight away (even if you’ve never had a cavity). A regular comprehensive checkup and a focus on prevention will reduce the
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