Porcelain veneers are ultra‑thin shells of medical‑grade ceramic custom bonded to the front surfaces of teeth. They’re designed to mask discoloration, chips, gaps, and mild misalignment, creating a uniform, bright smile. How Porcelain Mimics Natural Tooth Structure Key Factors That Influence a Natural Look Shade Matching A precise digital or manual shade‑taking process ensures veneers … Read more
Smoking is harmful to health in many ways, but as the entry point for tobacco, nicotine and other substances in smoke, the mouth can show some of their most visible effects. Friday, 31st May 2024 is World No Tobacco Day, a campaign aimed at improving awareness of the harmful effects of tobacco use. Here’s some information … Read more
nvisible aligners—often known by brand names like Invisalign®, ClearCorrect®, or SmileDirectClub®—have revolutionized orthodontic treatment by offering a discreet, comfortable alternative to traditional metal braces. This article explores the science behind invisible aligners, the treatment process, candidacy criteria, benefits, and tips for successful results. What Are Invisible Aligners? Invisible aligners are custom-made, clear thermoplastic trays designed … Read more
Nobody likes halitosis; or bad breath as it’s commonly referred to. It’s an undesirable problem when you’ve just woken up and morning breath is taking the spotlight at the breakfast table. Or, you’re on the train to work and the only spare seat is sitting next to a commuter exuding a horrible stench out of … Read more
Have your gums started to pull back from your teeth? Gum recession happens when the gum tissue wears down, exposing more of the teeth and their sensitive roots. This can increase your risk of oral health problems, including sensitivity and sometimes even tooth loss. Despite what many people think, receding gums are not a natural … Read more
Teething and losing teeth are normal parts of every childhood. Most children have 20 primary (baby) teeth by the age of 3 and start to lose their teeth by the age of 6 or 7. These are replaced by the permanent (adult) teeth, which usually finish erupting around the age of 13, followed by the … Read more