Learn moreBrushing teeth after snacking ‘could result in emergency dentistry’
Although brushing teeth is generally seen as a way of preventing emergency dentistry, doing it too soon after eating sugary snacks could actually cause decay. This...
Learn moreCranberries and wine ‘could help in battle against emergency dentistry’
Shoppers may want to stock up on wine and cranberries this Christmas after it was found that they could both help in the battle against emergency dentistry....
Learn moreCosmetic dentistry ‘is a good way to reduce dental defects’
Cosmetic dentistry is a good way to reduce the appearance of dental defects and get a smile as good as those seen on television. This is according to Martin Shaffer...
Learn moreA 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 moreRegular 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 moreCharity issues warning over emergency dentistry threat this Halloween
Parents of youngsters have again been advised to exercise caution this Halloween in order to avoid their children needing emergency dentistry. Dr Nigel Carter, the...
Learn moreHealthy lunchboxes ‘could prevent emergency dentistry’
Making sure children have healthy, non-sugary food in their lunchboxes could prevent a need for emergency dentistry later in life. This is the advice of Alison...
Learn moreTaking calcium while pregnant ‘could reduce child’s need for emergency dentistry’
Mothers-to-be who take calcium supplements could reduce the likelihood of their child needing emergency dentistry in the future. This is the conclusion of a new...
Learn moreDental groups’ campaign hopes to reduce emergency dentistry among children
The British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF) has added its backing to a campaign that aims to reduce the occurrence of emergency dentistry procedures among children....
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