Looking after your teeth is important. After all, you only get one set to last your whole adult life, and replacing teeth can get very expensive, very quickly. However, it’s no secret that attending the dentist can be a real source of anxiety and worry for many people, so much so that they stop attending […]
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Have you ever been brushing your teeth, leaned forward to spit into the sink, and noticed a little blood mixed in with the toothpaste? Bleeding gums might be a little alarming and can be due to several factors. Sometimes, it could be as simple as a morsel of food stuck between your teeth or just
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Teeth grinding is a common issue, often related to stress or anxiety. When your body experiences stress, and it isn’t released through other methods, you may start unconsciously clenching and grinding your teeth. The good news is that teeth grinding is often straightforward to treat. It’s important not to ignore it, though, as constant grinding
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Taking good care of your teeth is important. Attending the dentist regularly might feel like a chore, but getting your teeth professionally checked regularly means that any potential problems can be spotted before they get worse. Generally, you should attend the dentist once or twice a year and keeping up with regular visits at your
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Have you ever been enjoying a cold drink on a summer’s day and felt a sudden, sharp twinge in one of your teeth? It might go away quickly, or linger for a moment or two, but it’s unpleasant. If that sounds familiar, you might have sensitive teeth. It isn’t necessarily a cause for concern; it’s
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The holidays bring sweet treats, alcohol, and disrupted routines, all of which can harm your teeth. To protect your oral health: stick to your twice-daily brushing and flossing routine, limit sugary snacks to mealtimes, stay hydrated with water, and use a straw when drinking alcohol. After the season, book a post-holiday dental checkup at My Family
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With the new year comes new goals, new intentions and new habits, and health is often on the list of resolutions. For a healthier you in 2026, improving your oral health should be on the list. Because a bright, radiant smile doesn’t just look great, it’s a sign of good overall health and wellbeing. If
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Valentine’s Day is one of the biggest days in the commercial calendar. Whether you go for bouquets of flowers, a romantic meal out, or copious boxes of chocolates, there are countless ways to celebrate. And, of course, with so many sweet treats around, looking after your teeth is even more important. We’re not here to
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When it comes to dental hygiene, fluoride is a mineral that dentists agree is non-negotiable. It is recommended by almost every dental professional and is a commonly known mineral. But if you are wondering ‘what exactly is fluoride, and why is it so important for dental health?’, you are not alone. Here’s everything you need
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Bad breath, or halitosis, is a problem that affects millions of individuals worldwide with as many as 1 in 4 people struggling with it regularly. If you are part of the 25% and are wondering how to prevent or treat bad breath, you are not alone. Here’s everything you need to know. What is Halitosis?
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