Learn moreCosmetic dentistry to remove wisdom teeth ‘could benefit oral health’
People who have cosmetic dentistry to take out their wisdom teeth could benefit from better oral hygiene and fewer dental complaints in the future, it has been...- Learn more
A third of children could soon face emergency dentistry, study finds
A third of children aged 12 could soon be in need of emergency dentistry if they do not take better care of their teeth. This is the discovery of the new Dental... - Learn more
Regular check-ups ‘can prevent root canal treatment being too painful’
Going to the dentist regularly can prevent people who need root canal treatment and other dental procedures from ending up in pain. The Virtual Medical Centre said... - Learn more
Bruxism ‘can cause people to need emergency dentistry if left untreated’
People who suffer from bruxism – the medical name for excessive teeth-grinding – should seek help in order to avoid emergency dentistry and other health... - Learn more
Killer heels cause emergency dentistry for unfortunate women
They are almost universally loved by women, but it has emerged that high heels are causing a range of problems for fashionistas, including emergency dentistry and... - Learn more
Emergency dentistry ‘could highlight risk of diabetes’
People who fear they have gum disease should not put off having emergency dentistry, as it could provide a vital check for diabetes. This is according to Scott... - Learn more
Early action ‘can help children to avoid emergency dentistry’
Going to the dentist as soon as children are old enough could help to prevent them needing emergency dentistry at a later date. This is according to oral health... - Learn more
Alex Ferguson compares the World Cup to emergency dentistry
He is known for his reluctance to let Manchester United's top players go to World Cup tournaments lest they get injured, but Alex Ferguson has now said he finds... - Learn more
Bruxism Awareness Week hailed for potential to reduce emergency dentistry
Healthcare professionals have praised the recent Bruxism Awareness Week and its potential to reduce the amount of emergency dentistry necessitated by the condition....
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