FRAME YOUR PERFECT SMILE

Brushing your teeth, flossing and visiting the dentist regularly are not just important for your smile or your ability to enjoy delicious meals. Your dental health and mouth is also an intricate part of your overall health.

Are you guilty of neglecting to floss your teeth as part of your oral hygiene regime? Many people fall into this trap, which can lead to bigger problems down the line. Read on to learn why flossing is so important and our tips for how to floss properly!

Dental implants can last decades or longer with proper care and maintenance, good oral hygiene routine and regular check-ups with your dentist. Find out how you can maintain your dental implants and keep them looking their best for longer!

The holidays are a fun time, but they're less fun when a dental emergency occurs. Learn ways you can avoid a trip to the emergency dentist these holidays here!

Receding gums (also called gum recession) occurs when the tissue of your gums moves up the surface of the teeth and exposes the roots, making them more susceptible to cavities and sensitivity. Luckily, there are a number of ways to treat and prevent gum recession to help you keep your smile healthy.

Although Halloween is one of the most loved holidays of the year for young children, it can have a detrimental effect on our teeth.

Let’s be honest, the ins and outs of private health insurance can be complex and, quite frankly, a little bit mind-numbing.

Chances are you’ve blamed your hormones for a skin breakout or an emotional outburst however, have you ever considered that your hormones may also be to blame for changes inside your mouth?

In celebration of Dental Health Week we're highlighting the importance of taking step to care for your teeth and gums so that you can love your teeth for life!