It is important to replace teeth that have been knocked out in the event of an accident or injury, or due to neglect or disease, so that further complications do not arise later down the track. Such complications include remaining… Continue Reading
What’s your favorite tool? How does it make your life easier? If you were to replace it, what would you change? Well, home and property owners, not to mention cleaning agencies, rely on various tools, among the most significant being… Continue Reading
Faces are made up of skin, bones, fat and muscle which depreciate and lose volume as we age. As a result, people experience signs of ageing which include the appearance of lines, wrinkles, baggy eyes, loose, saggy and thin skin,… Continue Reading
Perhaps you’ve already bought most of your Christmas gifts and you’re dusting off your 2019 New Year goals – preparing for the new and shiny 2020 list of goals and achievements you hope to accomplish! On your list, perhaps you’ve… Continue Reading
A tooth is made up of a number of layers with dental enamel forming the highly-visible outer or surface layer. Dental enamel is made up of carbonated calcium hydroxyapatite and is remarkably durable but is not completely resistant to wear.… Continue Reading
To many able-bodied people, all wheelchairs appear to be exactly the same. However, when you use your wheelchair everyday, to aid your mobility and independence, you realise that there are many different types of chair, each designed for different purposes… Continue Reading
Wisdom teeth are the third and final set of molars that erupt from the ages of 17-21. Wisdom teeth that have not erupted from the age of 25 are not expected to erupt at all. They are a peculiar aspect… Continue Reading
Over time your teeth can take quite a battering from food, hard brushing and acids in fruit and drinks there’s a lot of damage being done on a regular basis. This continual punishment can eventually lead to a lot of… Continue Reading
A research study has discovered that over 60 percent of the elderly in the UK suffer from periodontal disease. Patients with this poor oral health condition often experience challenges with eating, swallowing, speaking and even smiling. Periodontal disease heightens the… Continue Reading
Can heredity influence place patients at greater risk of developing tooth decay or gum disease? The age-old complex question of whether genes or environmental factors are to blame for many of the poor health issues inflicting modern day humans has… Continue Reading