The 3rd Most Common Dental Disease No One Talks About
Toothwear is the third most common dental condition, after dental caries (tooth decay) and periodontitis (gum disease). We see signs of tooth wear to varying degrees every single day, but have noticed it is seldom discussed.
Good Clinical Dentistry: what you should expect from your dentist.
In this article, George Margaritis our principle dentist discusses how we treat dental patients with the same care that we would expect to receive ourselves. Learn how our dental practice adheres to the core principles of excellence in dental care.
Managing Dental Trauma: A Guide to Handling Tooth Fractures
In this second blog post on how to manage dental accidents, we will be looking at one of the most common types of injuries – tooth fracture. Knowing how to manage this type of dental trauma can alleviate discomfort, prevent further damage and increase long term success.
Managing Dental Trauma: A Guide to Handling Tooth Avulsion
Dental trauma is often a distressing experience. Whether it’s a result of a sports injury, an accident, or any other unexpected impact, knowing how to manage dental trauma-related emergencies can make a significant difference in the outcome.
Unveiling the Vital Role of Dental Therapists
Central to our mission is the invaluable contribution of our dental therapists, who play a crucial role in enhancing the oral health and overall well-being of our patients.