The appearance of a babies first tooth is a big milestone for parents, mainly because it generally marks the end of a challenging teething period! Losing that first tooth is equally as monumental. All babies are different, so the age at which children start to lose their baby teeth varies greatly, however, typically this is…
Simply put, a cracked tooth is a crack within a tooth, and it can vary between minor cracks which are harmless to major breaks in a tooth that are very problematic. The issue is most common among young children and older individuals; however, a cracked tooth can happen to anyone, and you should seek medical…
Same day dentures is the term used to describe a process where a set of dentures is made in one day. The first impression is taken in the morning and the dentures are made during the day and then finally fitted at the end of the day. We look at some frequently asked questions around…
Within this blog we will be covering all the key points to know about how to eat with new dentures. This includes sticking to an soft diet initially, key dietary recommendations, returning to a normal diet and eating after a full recovery has been made. The first key tip for eating with new dentures is…
Dentures provide an attractive, supportive, and practical tooth replacement. However, if you want them to last a long time, you must look after them. Aside from keeping them clean and hygienic, most denture types will lose their shape if they are not kept moist. Therefore, when you take your dentures out at night, you should…
Missing a tooth (or teeth) for a prolonged period, can cause distress. Not only could it potentially ruin your smile, but it can negatively impact how you eat and (or) speak. In turn, it can reduce your confidence and make you less likely to smile or talk for prolonged periods of time in front of…
