Learn moreEmergency dentistry news: ‘Change toothbrush ‘every three to four months’
People who are concerned about getting emergency dentistry should change their toothbrush every three to four months to improve oral health, an expert claims....
Learn moreEmergency dentistry news: Healthy teeth ‘reduce chances of other illnesses’
New research has claimed that good oral hygiene can reduce the risks of contracting other illnesses, as well as limit the chances of needing emergency dentistry....
Learn moreSpring ‘is a good time to start emergency dentistry prevention’
Anyone who does not already follow a diligent emergency dentistry prevention regime could find that spring is the perfect time to start. This is according to...
Learn moreElderly people ‘may face more problems that need emergency dentistry than before’
The new generation of elderly people may be more in need of emergency dentistry than their predecessors, one expert has claimed. Dr Mary McNally, an associate...
Learn moreDental care ‘should start early’
Parents have been urged to ensure they promote the importance of good oral hygiene to their children as early as possible, so as to reduce the likelihood of needing...
Learn moreExpert offers tips on preventing emergency dentistry
Emergency dentistry could be avoided if people adhere to a series of dental hygiene rules, one expert has advised. Louise Chidlow, dental advisor at the British...
Learn moreWriter: I bribe my child to encourage emergency dentistry prevention
Parents could avoid emergency dentistry treatment for their children if they bribe them to take care of their dental hygiene, a writer has suggested. Jeanne Sager...
Learn moreLily Allen ‘is to have all her wisdom teeth out’
Lily Allen is to have all of her wisdom teeth removed to prevent further problems with them, according to a post on her Twitter account. The Smile singer said she...
Learn morePregnant women ‘should take care to avoid emergency dentistry’
Women who are pregnant need to pay particular attention to their oral health regime in order to avoid emergency dentistry. This is according to a new article...
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