That unsettling wobbly tooth feeling is not just for children losing their baby teeth. If you have noticed a loose tooth as an adult, it is a sign that your mouth might need extra attention. Do not worry—you are not alone, and at Dunshaughlin Dental Centre, we are here to help you get to the...
Wisdom teeth are a bit of a mystery for many people. For some, they grow without any issues, while for others, they can cause discomfort and require treatment. Whether you notice some tenderness at the back of your mouth or are just curious about what’s to come, we’ve got you covered. At Dunshaughlin Dental Centre,...
Brushing your teeth is one of the most essential habits for maintaining good oral health. However, with so many choices on the market, it can be hard to know whether an electric toothbrush is worth the investment. At Dunshaughlin Dental Centre, we often get asked about the benefits of electric toothbrushes, so let’s dive into...
As parents, we all want the best for our children, and their oral health is no exception. Helping your child develop good dental habits early on can set the stage for a lifetime of healthy smiles. At Dunshaughlin Dental Centre, we understand that looking after children’s teeth can feel a bit overwhelming at times, but...
For some people, going to the dentist brings more than a little apprehension. Whether it is the sounds, the smells, or a less-than-great experience in the past, feeling nervous about dental visits is completely normal. At Dunshaughlin Dental Centre, we understand and are here to make your dental care journey positive. Why Are Dental Visits...
Good oral and dental hygiene can help prevent bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease—and can help you keep your teeth as you get older. To assist you in practicing good dental and oral hygiene, we have provided you with the following resources and additional information. Our dental hygiene team advises use of Kin Dental,...
Here is some advice to follow to help heal after an extraction: Do not Smoke Avoid hot food or drinks until the anesthetic wears off. Do not be tempted to rinse the area for the first 24 hours. If you notice bleeding, do not rinse out, but apply pressure to the socket. If you are concerned...
