We’re sure most of you that wrote down some resolutions just a few months ago will have added included something exercise related. They say it takes 30 days to form a habit, so why not use the next few weeks to get into a home...
We’ll let you off for a little indulgence in chocolate bars and Easter eggs over the long weekend, but now it’s time to move on to healthier snacks which are easier on your smile. Try to swap out snacking on sweets and chocolate for fresh...
Oral health is linked to your overall health and wellbeing - take it from the World Health Organisation. We hope you are continuing to look after your teeth in the Long Sutton Dentistry way – diligent toothbrushing (preferably with an electric toothbrush) and cleaning in-between...
Antibiotics, some interesting facts that you need to know to help you keep healthy. Download this informative PDF which keeps you informed with the latest information available...
At Long Sutton Dentistry we pride ourselves on being up to date with advances in treatments and materials and a good way of seeing all new products is to visit The Dentistry Show.So, last week we piled into a minibus and drove to Birmingham! Jude...
At Long Sutton Dentistry we pride ourselves on being up to date with advances in treatments and materials and a good way of seeing all new products is to visit The Dentistry Show.So, last week we piled into a minibus and drove to Birmingham! Jude...
Did you know that many diseases are linked to your oral health? Amazingly new research by the American Heart Association reveals that regularly brushing your teeth (for 2 minutes twice a day) can decrease the risk of developing heart problems by as much as three...
Worried about visiting a dentist because you know you need treatment but you have a dental phobia? Well, you’ll be pleased to know that things have changed in the dental world and here at Long Sutton Dentistry in Lincolnshire we are happy to help....
Burning Mouth Syndrome, also known as Glossodynia or Neuropathic Pain is a hot feeling or sensation which can affect your lips, tongue, palate and mouth in general. Although parts of the mouth feel like they are burning they will not in fact be hot to the...
Have you noticed blood when you brush? Do your gums look red, inflamed or swollen? These could be symptoms of early gum disease (gingivitis) and if left untreated this can progress to Periodontal disease or Periodontitis. ...