On 31 May 2021, there's no time like the present to kick the habit and start on the path to stop smoking for good. World No Tobacco Day is an effort from the World Health Organisation to stop the more than 6 million deaths from tobacco use and secondhand smoke around...
At Epsom Dental Care Applecross, we have put together many useful tips for your everyday oral health and a variety of helpful information for solving oral health problems. So, what are some of the lesser-known things to do and avoid for healthy teeth and gums? DOS...
If you have one or more missing or damaged teeth, you are suffering from more than just a gap. Not only do missing teeth increase your risk for dental and oral infection, but they also affect the way you speak and chew. Gaps also cause the jawbone to deteriorate,...
New Look, New Name, Great Team! We are excited to share MyDentist Applecross’ fresher look and new name, with a family-friendly and professional team. Epsom Dental Care Applecross — now OPEN to serve you! We have been busy working on refreshing and rebranding the...
Bruxism is the medical term for teeth grinding, a condition that commonly affects people during sleep. If grinding occurs on a regular basis, it will damage your teeth and cause other oral health complications. Causes and Symptoms of Bruxism People can grind their...
Dental anxiety is incredibly common. Some people are so afraid of visiting the dentist that they delay regular check-ups, leading to further complications. Fortunately, it doesn’t need to be this way. Dentists are understanding of anxious patients and have several...
Two of the methods that dentists use to enhance the appearance of your smile are teeth whitening and veneers. Both of these approaches aim to remove or conceal imperfections, allowing patients to enjoy a boost in confidence and improved oral hygiene. Many patients ask...
Nobody enjoys dental procedures, but did you know that many of them can be avoided through preventative measures? Dental procedures often result from poor oral hygiene, a bad diet and physical trauma. Taking steps to minimise these risks is the simplest ways of...
When you choose an orthodontic treatment to straighten your teeth, you’re making a commitment. You will have to wear your braces for a minimum of 6 months to 2 years, depending on the level of complexity involved in your case. Ongoing oral care and hygiene go hand in...