Pregnancy and oral health
Pregnancy causes many changes in the body, including in the mouth. Hormone changes can make gums more sensitive to plaque […]
Pregnancy causes many changes in the body, including in the mouth. Hormone changes can make gums more sensitive to plaque […]
There is growing evidence of a link between serious gum disease and conditions that affect memory and thinking, including Alzheimer’s
Diabetes can have a big impact on your mouth, teeth and gums. If diabetes is not well managed, it can
Your mouth and your brain may seem unrelated, but they are closely connected. Research shows that gum disease and poor
The Oral Health Foundation has welcomed government plans to roll out new neighbourhood health centres across England – but says they must
Looking after your child’s teeth from an early age helps keep their mouth healthy and supports their overall wellbeing. When
Looking after your mouth is especially important if you are having cancer treatment. Treatment can make your mouth sore, dry,
A partial denture is used when you still have some of your natural teeth but need to replace one or
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