Dental FAQ’s

It’s no secret that sugar is bad for our teeth, and yet in 2020 sugar consumption in Ireland was at 31.2kg per person, more than double the amount recommended by nutritionists. Such statistics raise all kinds of questions – is every type of sugar harmful for our oral and overall health? Do all sugars contribute […]

As children grow, their teeth and overall dental development go through plenty of significant changes. As such, wondering whether your child needs braces or not is something plenty of parents and carers will experience. You might notice that their permanent teeth are growing in a misaligned way, or that their bite isn’t as straight as […]

The reality is that missing teeth will affect the overall health and aesthetics of the teeth. When a tooth is removed, the bone immediately begins to resorb and the surrounding teeth begin to move. The placement of an implant will prevent that movement as well as continue to stimulate the bone, especially if a tooth […]

Periodontitis is the serious and advanced stage of gum disease which includes bone loss and is irreversible. The gum tissue and bone surrounding the teeth could become seriously damaged and the teeth affected could become loose and fall out.

Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease and can be treated and reversed if diagnosed early. The signs and symptoms are red, swollen and puffy gums that bleed easily. If treatment is not received, gingivitis could lead to periodontitis.

Gum Disease is an infection in the gums surrounding the teeth. Gum disease is also one of the main causes of tooth loss among adults. There are two major stages of gum disease: Gingivitis and Periodontitis. Regular dental check ups play an important role in diagnosing gum disease early. Several symptoms of gum disease are:Frequent […]