Finally summertime in the UK has arrived, which usually means three things, school holidays, blockbuster movies at the cinema and rain! A hot summer can mean a number of things when it comes to dental health. Here we discuss how to keep damage to a minimum.
We all know about the benefits of exercising and how it can improve our overall health but what about our dental health. Is exercising good for our dental health? The answer might surprise you.
When it comes to the health of your teeth, we all know what we shouldn't eat, sugary snacks, fizzy drinks and an excess of fruit juice can be harmful to our teeth and the enamel that protects our teeth, below we outline some foods that are good for the...
A study by the Journal of Public Health has found that sugary snacking habits are strongly associated with dental decay after studying a group of almost 4,000 pre-school children.
Coconut oil has been experiencing somewhat of a culinary trend for the past few years, which is unsurprising considering its links to numerous health benefits, including aiding weight loss. However, quite surprisingly it has also been linked with preventing tooth decay and benefiting dental hygiene