Much has been made of the superiority of dental implants over dentures, but the fact remains that some people still prefer dentures, and therefore the dental industry continues to make them. Let’s look at what they are and their relative merits. What are Dentures? These are, if you like, the traditional solution to missing teeth. […]
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Need help cleaning your dentures? Whether you’ve just got dentures or had them for a while, knowing how to clean your dentures properly is essential for your oral health. Find out how to clean dentures here.
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The life-changing appearance you’ve been looking for has arrived with dentures. Dentures are false teeth designed to replace multiple missing teeth. Like any cosmetic treatment, they should look natural. There’s a lot of discussion around whether dentures are the most natural form of restorative treatment, but modern dentistry has uncovered other restorative treatments which resemble
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Are you seeking permanent or temporary dentures to replace multiple missing teeth? Nowadays, modern dentistry has uncovered many cosmetic treatments that are designed to be aesthetically pleasing so that the beauty in your smile can be returned. What is equally important is overall mouth functioning, which cannot be performed if you’re missing multiple teeth. So,
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Why are mouthguards important for Easter? Well, it’s a bit hard to eat Easter chocolates with broken teeth… No, we’re not suggesting Easter Egg hunts should be classified as contact sports. But many sports your child plays do have a risk of contact and therefore a risk of injuring their teeth. Aside from the expense
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No Mouth Guard, No Play! To put it simply, if you play contact sport, you are at risk of injuring your teeth.1Sports-related injuries account for 40% of dental injuries yet only 36% of Australians wear a mouthguard when playing contact sport. Even fewer wear a mouth guard during training.2 Worrying statistics suggest that 50% of
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