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Tips for our Bedford patients on getting through the festive season with no dental issues.
Christmas has a habit of creeping up on us faster than expected and, before long, we will find ourselves surrounded by tins of chocolates, trays of mince pies, bowls of nuts, and more fizzy drinks than we normally touch in a whole month (or year in some cases). It is all part of the fun...
Understanding this common dental problem can help you prevent it.
Most of you reading this blog will probably already be aware that tooth decay is the most common dental problem, with many, if not most of you, already having had a filling or two. We are often led to believe that this is ‘caused by sugar’, and while there is some truth in that, the process of decay is a little...
What we can do to restore your teeth in Bedford if it’s already too late.
It’s nearing the time of the year when cold winds blow and some of us may start to experience teeth sensitivity as they meet the cool draughts of air. This can also happen ar any time of the year when we experience discomfort or pain as our teeth come into contact with hot or cold food or drink.
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Can seasonal changes that we make have a negative effect on our teeth and gums?
There is no denying that we have had a good summer, for a change, in the UK, something that most of us are probably grateful for. All good things come to an end though and changes in the weather indicate that the cooler months have just started. While there might still be some good weather around,...
Acting quickly can help our Bedford patients avoid additional suffering and more severe problems.
When things are going well, we tend to approach our next dental check up with no problems, and no real concerns that any issues will be found following the examination. When things run smoothly like this, most of us are happy and content. Sometimes though, dental problems strike ...
