Teeth Whitening Dental Care: How To Maintain Your New Smile
Good oral hygiene, avoiding staining foods and regular dentist visits are just three ways in which you can maintain the results of your teeth whitening.
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Teeth Whitening Products That Actually Work
Knowing which teeth whitening products to invest in can be confusing. We have created the ultimate list of products that actually deliver results.
Teeth Whitening At Home In 2 Minutes
From pens and strips to DIY concoctions, there are numerous teeth whitening methods that can give you an instantly brighter smile at home.
Does Composite Bonding Damage Teeth?
Composite bonding does not damage the teeth. It is non-invasive and requires no drilling, meaning the tooth’s structure isn’t affected in any way.
What Is Orthodontic Relapse?
When teeth move back into their original position following treatments such as braces or aligners, this is known as orthodontic relapse.
What To Eat After A Filling
Wait 2 - 3 hours after your procedure before eating. Then, for the following 48 hours, stick to a soft food diet to avoid damaging your filling.
Teeth Whitening Dentist: What To Expect
From professional teeth whitening at a dentist to at-home kits and dental bonding, Yorkshire Dental Suite offers numerous smile-brightening treatments.
Can Composite Bonding Be Removed?
In a painless procedure that typically takes just one appointment to complete, your dentist can remove composite bonding and restore your natural smile.
How Does Smoking Affect Your Oral Health?
Smoking poses numerous risks to your oral health. These problems can range from discolouration and cavities to gum disease and mouth cancer.
Dead Tooth: Signs, Causes And Pain Management
A dead tooth occurs when the tooth no longer receives a fresh supply of blood. The typical symptoms include discolouration and swelling around the gums.
Teeth Whitening And Bleaching - What’s The Difference?
Teeth whitening treats extrinsic and intrinsic stains. Bleaching targets intrinsic stains only, filling the inside of a tooth with a peroxide-based agent.
Can You Brush Your Teeth Too Hard?
While it may sound like a myth, you can in fact brush your teeth too hard. This action leads to many oral health issues, like sensitivity and gum recession.