Page 4 of 74 — Continuing our collection of health insights and dental tips
Why Does My Tooth Hurt Sharply Every Time I Take a Breath of Cold Winter Air? Introduction As the temperature drops across London, many people notice something uncomfortable: a…
Can a White Filling Change Colour If You Eat a Lot of Heavily Spiced Foods Like Curries? Introduction If you have had a white filling and you enjoy bold, heavily spiced foods such…
Noticing a soft clicking sound from your partial denture when you talk? Learn what causes it, when to seek dental advice, and how to keep your denture fitting well.
What Should I Do If My Mouth Swells Up After Getting Stung by a Bee Near My Lip? Introduction Being stung by a bee near the mouth or lip is an unsettling experience, and noticing…
Why Do My Gums Feel Incredibly Clean But Slightly Itchy After a Deep Hygiene Scale? --- Introduction If you have recently had a deep hygiene scale at your dental clinic and…
Why You Should Never Clean Your Removable Dentures With Boiling Water From a Kettle Introduction If you wear removable dentures, you may have wondered whether boiling water could…
Find out whether a dentist can add an acrylic tooth to an existing denture after tooth loss, what the process involves, and when a new denture may be needed.
Learn whether a white composite filling can treat a small cavity on the front chewing surface, how the procedure works, and when to seek professional dental advice in London.
Find out why tartar builds up on lower front teeth faster than elsewhere, what causes it, and how to manage it effectively with professional dental care.
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