A little care will help ensure long life for your tooth restoration. After a filling, a dental crown (or cap as it is sometimes referred to) is perhaps the next most commonly used restorative procedure that we carry out at …
Dull days are hopefully behind us – your discoloured teeth can be too! Has the recent spell of hot weather started you thinking about the hot summer days, with outside garden parties and barbecues and holidays at home or abroad? …
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NHS dentistry is a good service but limited – private options are available for extended care. There is no doubt that NHS dentistry has had a positive role to play over the years, providing everyone with basic dental care at …
Root planing and ‘deep cleans’ can help save teeth affected by severe gum problems. Most of us will have gum disease at some point in our life. Usually this is relatively minor and may be caused by a ‘drop off’ …
Losing your teeth or wearing dentures can affect what you are able to eat, but what about dental implants? It is well known that if we eat too much sugary foods and also don’t look after our teeth with the …
Prevention and treatment advice for sensitive teeth. Tooth sensitivity can manifest in a number of ways; from a relatively mild feeling of discomfort to a sharp pain when the teeth meet something hot or cold. This can be very unpleasant …
Fillings and crowns are two of the most common methods of tooth restoration, but how do we decide which one is used? Many of you reading this blog will have had a filling when you have had tooth decay, whether …
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If you notice any of the symptoms mentioned in today’s blog, please contact our Chelmsford practice for further advice. You will probably have seen a few TV adverts showing someone with bleeding gums from companies selling toothpastes aimed at gum …
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Health, maintenance and cosmetic improvements of the visible teeth at the front of your mouth. If you have never come across the term ‘social six’ before, this is simply a name applied to the top and bottom six teeth that …
Flu cases are on the rise so it’s a good idea to be aware of how you can help protect your teeth and gums if you become ill. First of all, we would like to wish all of our Chelmsford …
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