We can lose our teeth for various reasons from gum disease, tooth decay, oral trauma, and more. Once we lose our adult teeth, we don’t get them back, and prosthetics to replace them can be quite expensive. We want everyone to look after their teeth while they have them, but unfortunate circumstances sometimes leave us with no other options.
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What’s even more interesting is the technology currently at our disposal. It’s allowing us to explore AI and the way that this can possibly integrate with at-home oral care. In a recent article written by Lauren Goode for Wired, she explored the growing popularity of advanced tech when it comes to toothbrushes and other dental products.
Christmas is well and truly upon us. With the count down just roughly nearly a week away, it’s one of the most highly anticipated days of the year. Getting together with all the family, spreading the ‘festive joy’, and – what’s on most peoples’ minds – spending most of the week to happily indulge in on a high-fat, high-sugar diet with a huge Christmas dinner on the special day.
You may or may not have heard dentists talking about remineralisation, and what they mean by this when it comes to our teeth, is an important process that happens to our teeth when they begin losing their mineral content which makes them strong in the first place.
Having to suffer tooth loss, which can occur from injury or oral disease, is traumatic for anyone to go through. Then seeing the price list for just one dental implant can make the situation a whole lot more stressful. Fast forward, and you see an advertisement for implant at a lower cost aboard.
What is Diabetes? Diabetes is a battle that many people will have to endure for the rest of their lives with as many as 549,000 people in the UK still requiring a diagnosis, according to Diabetes. The condition directly affects the level of sugar in a person’s blood. There are …
It was an incredibly humbling evening for the Synergy Dental Group team on the Saturday of the 2nd November. A selection of our staff members attended the Digital Dental Academy awards night, held at The Vox Conference Centre, Birmingham. Many groups, dental practices, professionals and digital dentistry experts also attended.
The Synergy Group is now reaching a far wider radius across the Lancashire area – but our success was still borne out of our original Bolton dentist practice. The practice, located at 274 Blackburn Road, was the very beginning of the Synergy Group journey and has been with us throughout our continuous expansions since.
It’s no surprise that countless celebrities, including the likes of Emma Roberts and Miley Cyrus, seem to be sporting a pearly-white aesthetic from dental veneers, and it has many people wondering – what makes dental veneers such a staple cosmetic procedure? We’ll go over a few commonly asked questions that dentists get about veneers, and maybe you might consider them for yourself.