Everyone wants a brighter, whiter smile, but did you know that there are serious risks if you don’t use a qualified dental professional? Here’s why you should always make sure your tooth whitening treatment is performed safely, under expert supervision.
Are you unhappy with your smile? One option you may be considering in preparation for this year’s festive party season is dental veneers – natural-looking porcelain shells that bond to the front of your teeth to improve their appearance. Read on to find out whether veneers might be suitable for you.
If you’ve recently lost a tooth you may not be feeling your best. Missing teeth can negatively impact both physical and emotional health, lowering self-esteem and making it difficult to eat. For a permanent solution that restores both functionality and confidence, Park Dental Care offers dental implants. Here are some facts you should know about this life-changing treatment.
It’s not hyperbolic to say that dental implants have changed what it means to replace a missing tooth. Durable, aesthetic and made to measure, dental implants are a long lasting and fixed answer to tooth loss. If you’re considering dental implants in the future but would like to learn a little more about them, please read on.
The Invisalign system is a custom-made set of transparent aligners that move your teeth into place over an average period of 12-18 months. They’re worn for 22 hours a day and are changed over every 2 weeks, as your teeth gradually begin to move into a healthier position. So,
If you’ve been thinking about straightening your teeth but aren’t sure if you’ve left it too late, read on to find out more about the options and benefits of orthodontic treatment. At Park Dental Care, whatever your age, we can help you
Poor oral hygiene can lead to tooth loss Decay isn’t the only thing that can lead to eventual tooth loss. Advanced gum disease is the no.1 reason for tooth loss in adults, and the sad thing is that this is entirely preventable in most cases. Changing your diet and
Did you know that February is National Children’s Dental Heath Month? With
Eating large quantities of sugar is one of the worst things we can do to our bodies – not only does it contribute to health conditions such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease, it is also one of the main causes of tooth decay. If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to live a healthier lifestyle, follow these simple tips for reducing your sugar intake.
Do you hide your smile? According to a recent