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27 Dental Answers You Need to Know HOW OFTEN SHOULD I BRUSH MY TEETH? There are around 700 different species of bacteria and fungi living in our mouths and many take part in the formation of bacterial plaque. This plaque is a living biofilm that forms in the... by Dr Colin Priestland | Aug 9, 2018 | Dental Hygiene, General Information, Latest News and Information
Guided Biofilm Threrapy A New Approach And A Real Game Changer For many years little has changed in the approach to the prevention of dental decay and gum disease and the treatment of gum disease. The simple message for all patients has always been, and must remain,... by Dr Colin Priestland | Aug 9, 2018 | Dental Hygiene, Latest News and Information
Just Clean The Teeth You Want To Keep Hygienist Will Make You Smile I overheard our hygienist’s humorous comment to a patient recently and it made me laugh. She told him, “just clean the teeth you want to keep”. How true that was! He was doing a great job on the front... by Dr Colin Priestland | Mar 22, 2018 | FAQs, Latest News and Information
Top 5 Questions About Wisdom Teeth Removal Book a Consultation Top 5 Questions To Ask Before Wisdom Teeth Removal CAN MY WISDOM TEETH REMOVAL BE PERFORMED PAIN-FREE? NQ Surgical Dentistry provides various options for wisdom teeth removal to ensure your maximum comfort... by Dr Colin Priestland | May 31, 2017 | General Information, Latest News and Information
Breast-feeding & Oral Health: Information & Benefits Breast-feeding and oral health Midwives and other healthcare professionals give new mums and dads a great deal of advice at prenatal classes. However, there is often relatively little information provided on... by Dr Colin Priestland | Jun 19, 2016 | General Information, Latest News and Information
Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Book a Consultation Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Snoring key points: Snoring is extremely common resulting from partial collapse of the soft tissues around the upper airway and is often associated with OSA Snoring is a frequent cause of...
