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Five Ways to Protect Your New Smile This September

Monday, September 4th, 2017

If you’ve had dental treatment and you’ve got a stunning new smile, here are 5 steps you can take to protect your pearly whites this September:

  1. Book a dental check: regular dental checks are important for your dental health, but they can also help to ensure that your teeth look beautiful for years to come. If you haven’t been to see us for a while, what are you waiting for?
  2. Brush your teeth properly: most people know that they should brush their teeth twice a day, but sometimes, it can be tempting to do half a job, especially if you’re tired. Always make the effort to spend just 2 minutes cleaning your teeth and try and do a thorough job every time. Brushing your teeth isn’t just important for your dental health. It’s also beneficial for your overall health.
  3. Wear a mouth guard: if you’re playing sport, wear a mouth guard to protect your teeth. If there’s any risk of dental injury, it’s better to be safe than sorry. We recommend mouth guards for team sports such as rugby and hockey and fighting sports like boxing and wrestling.
  4. Use a straw: if you have bright white, beautiful teeth, using a straw can help to reduce the risk of discolouration, especially if you’re drinking strongly coloured drinks like cola.
  5. Clean between your teeth: when you brush, you can only cover the accessible surfaces of the teeth, so it’s also hugely beneficial to clean between your teeth with floss or inter-dental brushes.

5 Helpful Tips to Make Your Smile Sparkle

Wednesday, May 17th, 2017

Most of us consider our smile our most important and attractive feature. If you’re keen to ensure your smile sparkles for years to come, here are 5 helpful tips to bear in mind:

  1. Perfect your brushing technique: you may brush your teeth religiously, but are you sure that you’re doing it right? When you’re brushing, you should use small circular motions and ensure you cover every surface of every tooth. It’s best to go for a brush with a small head so that you can reach right into the corners of your mouth.
  2. Swap your brush every 3 months: if your toothbrush is worn, you may not be getting the rewards of regular brushing. Make sure you change your brush or the brush head if you an electric toothbrush, every 3 months.
  3. Book a dental hygiene treatment: even if you do a thorough job every time you clean your teeth, you won’t be able to achieve the intensive clean our hygienists can with their powerful modern hygiene treatments. Seeing a hygienist on a regular basis can prevent oral diseases, as well as making your tooth look whiter and brighter.
  4. Use a straw: if you’re a fan of drinks that contain staining agents, such as cola, it’s a good idea to use a straw when drinking. This helps to prevent contact between staining agents and the tooth enamel. It’s also a good idea to avoid swilling the liquid around your mouth.
  5. Chew sugar-free gum: chewing sugar-free gum after eating can help to stimulate saliva production and wash away any food debris and bacteria.
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