Looking after your mouth

We should brush our teeth for at least two minutes twice a day, but can we all honestly say we do it? Many people who think they’re brushing for the full two minutes, are actually only brushing for under a minute. On top of this, 12% of people even admit that they only brush a few times a week – or never. Yuck!

You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone…

Poor oral hygiene can lead to bad things – decay, sensitive teeth, bad breath, or even tooth loss, and it doesn’t stop there.
Recent published studies have shown that poor oral health could increase the risk of serious disorders such as heart attacks & strokes, and that gum inflammation can allow germs to get into the blood stream.

Bad breath

No one likes to be on the wrong end of bad breath, let alone suffer from it. But it doesn’t have to mean the end of the world. In fact, most people suffer from bad breath occasionally and it’s not surprising when you think about all the things like alcohol

Bad breath

Sensitivity

if you suffer from sensitive teeth, you’re not alone. Tooth sensitivity is very common, in fact it’s estimated that half the population suffer from sensitive teeth. Most people notice their tooth sensitivity when they eat or drink something hot or cold

Sensitivity

Tooth Decay

Now although your teeth are one of the strongest substances in the human body, they’re not immune to damage. Tooth decay (also known as dental caries), is a condition that results from small

Tooth Decay

Gum Disease

You may think you’ll never suffer from a ‘disease’ of the mouth, but don’t let the name fool you, gum disease is extremely common and can happen at any age. It starts with the build up of plaque

Gum Disease

Staining & Whitening

Tooth stains can be embarrassing as they may be seen as a sign that someone doesn’t look after their teeth properly, but there’s more to staining than meets the eye.

Staining & Whitening

Oral care tips

Does spending 5 minutes looking after your teeth really interfere with your daily routine? According to the British Dental Association, age has as much of an effect on our teeth and gums ...

Oral care tips