It’s funny how a simple thing like a cup of coffee can spark a worry about our teeth. I’ve had clients at Park Dental Care confess they’re hesitant to smile after their morning brew. With National Teeth Whitening Day this month, it’s a perfect moment to talk about keeping your
It’s a question I hear a lot here at Park Dental Care – and my answer is always a heartfelt “yes!” After 20 years using Invisalign here in Nottingham, I’ve seen those 5 star reviews pour in from clients thrilled with their new smiles. You hear a lot about Invisalign
I was chatting with a client at Park Dental Care today, who swore they were doing everything right – brushing twice a day, steering clear of sticky sweets – but still ended up with a cavity. “What am I missing?” they asked. It’s a question I’ve heard a lot
Teeth are incredible little things, with enamel as unique as mother-of-pearl, each evolved to do a very specific job. With National Smile Month here, it’s the perfect time to celebrate them. This UK-wide campaign shines a light on keeping your mouth healthy with simple habits: brushing twice a day,
I’m often chatting to parents here at Park Dental Care who are concerned about their children’s teeth cleaning routines. Are they brushing enough? Are they flossing properly? And let’s not even mention the endless battle to reduce sugary snacks. It’s a worry I hear a lot, and with recent news
For many, I know that routine dental appointments can feel like little more than a quick poke-around and a pep talk about brushing. But there’s so much more to it. Those routine visits can do more than keep your smile bright – they might just save your life. At Park
I had a bride-to-be in the other day, all aflutter about her wedding plans, and she said something that I hear all too often here at Park Dental: “I just want to smile in the photos and not worry; I never normally like photos because of my teeth.” Your wedding
Did you know we Brits smile over 20 times a day on average? That’s more than 600,000 smiles in a lifetime! In fact, I was chatting with a client the other day who told me she’d caught herself smiling in the mirror—properly smiling—for the first time in ages. “I’d forgotten
I had a very young client the other day, who clung to his mum’s leg the moment he came in to the room—wide eyes, quivering lip, the lot. “Don’t worry,” I told his mother, “I don’t take it personally!” It’s more common than you’d think—over half of folks in the
I had a client pop in last week who’d just finished her Invisalign treatment, and she said something that stuck with me: “I can’t believe I waited so long to do this—it’s changed everything!” It’s a phrase I hear a lot at Park Dental Care, and it’s one of the