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Learn about fluoride’s role in protecting teeth.

Our expert review of the Ordo Sonic Lite Electric Toothbrush

Mouth ulcers are rarely a sign of anything serious. However, if you have a mouth ulcer that doesn’t seem to want to budge after 14 days, it’s time to get it looked into.

Choosing to have a tooth replaced is a big commitment, especially if you’re opting for dental implants.

Here are a few ways you can save money on implants.

We break down a dental check-up and explain everything that is involved

Whilst there are differences between how different toothpastes clean your teeth, these can be subtle. Know the essentials to consider when you’re choosing a toothpaste for your oral health needs.

Learn the causes and next steps to take when sudden dental pain occurs.

Failing to brush before bed means bacteria lingering in your mouth after your evening meal will remain overnight, feeding on residual sugars and creating plaque as a harmful by-product - but that’s not all…

Learn how to care for your teeth if you’ve picked up a cold, flu or Covid.

Our expert review of the SURI sustainable toothbrush.

Flossing is something we should all be doing, regardless of our oral hygiene status, age, or brushing habits. Find out which floss you’re best suited to.

Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common dental conditions out there. Try these easy tips to soothe sensitivity naturally.

Don’t wait too late to start strengthening your tooth enamel, and embrace these 4 tips for stronger dental armour.

Dental plaque and tartar are harmful substances that compromise your oral health - but is one more harmful than the other?

Your oral hygiene and your heart health are closely connected. Find out about how to reduce plaque in an effort to cut your heart disease risk down.

Whilst it’s normal to experience bad breath at some stage during life, if it becomes chronic, it could be your mouth trying to communicate something isn’t right.

We explain why you may need a filling, even if you don't feel any pain.

Don’t ignore these classic signs of a dental emergency, and give your mouth the best chance of a full recovery after an emergency strikes.

If you’re seeking to improve your smile, there are ways of achieving this in a relatively short time (with no compromise on the quality of the end result).