In the last 20 years conceptions towards and attitudes to our general health and wellbeing has changed dramatically. Within recent years there has been more of a shift towards educating the population on what foods are beneficial for our health with the ‘5 a day’ being a well-known concept, however much less emphasis has been put on how some of these foods and drinks may affect our teeth.
The flu season has hit late this winter with a peak in cases over the last week in the United Kingdom. 31000 people contacted their GP with flu-like illness and hospitalisation rates have soared.
There are many misconceptions regarding bleeding gums and the reasons why gums bleed. Many people believe that it is “normal” to experience bleeding gums on a regular basis, however this is a fallacy which could lead to a progressive, non-reversible, severe form of gum disease (periodontal disease).
Have a look when you’re out and about around Basildon, Chelmsford and Wickford and see if you can spot us on the buses!
When you start to age certain parts of your body, such as your face, neck and hands, start to show it first. Many people put a lot of effort into hiding the signs of ageing on their face, but it’s often your neck that gives your true age away. You can use creams, lotions and potions to help slow down future ageing, but if you’re already suffering from a sagging chin or “turtle neck” then a more proactive approach will be necessary if you want to stay looking young and feeling confident.
Teeth whitening began in ancient Egypt around 4000 years ago, they formed a paste made from pumice stone and vinegar, they applied this with small sticks. they considered white clean teeth to be a sign of wealth and good luck.
