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Protection for Your Gums and Your Teeth in Surbiton

If you look after your teeth and gums in Surbiton, they will most definitely repay the favor in the long run. You should begin by ensuring they remain healthy throughout your life and this comes from good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups. Brushing three times a day followed by flossing should be enough to … Continue reading Protection for Your Gums and Your Teeth in Surbiton

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Kingston-upon-Thames dentist makes mouth guard to protect your teeth

Playing sport is a great way of staying fit and also making friends and having fun. But many sports come with associated dangers that you need to protect yourself against. This often involves wearing padding or protection to protect vulnerable or fragile parts of the body. This could be wearing shin pads or even a … Continue reading Kingston-upon-Thames dentist makes mouth guard to protect your teeth

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Protect teeth with mouth guard from Molesey dentist

Playing physical sports such as rugby, football and cricket can be very dangerous. There are many risks associated with contact sports or ball sports, such as broken or fractured limbs, torn ligaments and head injuries. However, one of the most common sporting injuries, yet often overlooked, is dental trauma. Knocked out, cracked or chipped teeth … Continue reading Protect teeth with mouth guard from Molesey dentist

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Ask a Mulberry dentist about prevention of dental injuries

Distressing dental injuries are very common and can lead to many long-term physiological and psychological problems. Knocked out, chipped and cracked teeth can be very painful and often hard to repair. Over 40% of dental injuries occur while playing sport, especially high physical risk sports such as rugby, skiing and almost anything that involves a … Continue reading Ask a Mulberry dentist about prevention of dental injuries

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Shepperton Dentist Helps Save Knocked Out Teeth

If your child loses a tooth during an injury, it is important to know that you don’t have to replace the baby (“primary”) tooth, however the more quickly you can get the adult (“permanent”) tooth back into the mouth, the better its chance for survival. The tooth will have the best chance of survival if … Continue reading Shepperton Dentist Helps Save Knocked Out Teeth

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