Christmas Day is almost upon us and it’s safe to say it’s going to be a very different Christmas for many of us. We hope all our patients have a lovely day this 25th December. With Christmas Day comes a veritable feast of everything from turkey, mince pies and mulled wine, to gingerbread, nuts and cheese! Here are some examples of the best and worst Christmas sustenance when it comes to your smile!
Your smile is the most important and valuable thing you will ever wear. The power of a smile can go a long way towards positively affecting those around you and help to improve your own personal wellbeing.
As we enter the colder months and start getting close to the festive period. it’s important to remember to not only keep your whole body healthy during this time, but also your smile too.
As more information becomes available about the virus causing this pandemic, you may have read about the risk factors for being struck dangerously ill.
Half of the dental problems I help people with are gum-related. In fact, most of the people losing their teeth in the UK do so because of gum problems.
A month after lock-down, my team and I have become used to a new language: Zoom, Web-Ex, “Teams”
The government’s Chief Dental Officer has today instructed all dental practices to close and all dentists to cease face-to-face treatments for patients. Even for emergencies!
Many of our clients are understandably concerned about the recent COVID-19 outbreak. At Park Dental Care we have introduced every possible measure to ensure the dental health and comfort of our clients while minimising the risk of spreading infection. Here’s a guide to protecting yourself and others during this time.
Are you looking for ‘the one’? Rather than buying flowers or chocolates, studies suggest that you might have more dating success if you put time and effort into fixing your teeth. Read on to find out more.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month and although we’re getting better about taking care of our kids’ teeth, we still have a way to go. Up to a quarter of young children in the UK suffer from tooth decay and it remains the most common hospital procedure among 6-10-year-olds. If you have a reluctant young brusher in your family, here are some creative ideas to turn a routine chore into a fun activity.