The answer is yes, it only takes one coffee or red wine a day to cause stained teeth. But fret not, we have some dental tips for you to ensure you can have your favourite drink without worrying about those nasty stains.
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Smoking can lead to tooth loss, gum disease, tooth staining and even mouth cancer.
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Lifting of Government restrictions gives green light for people to see their dentist
As you know, the situation surrounding COVID-19 continues to change at a rapid pace. It is recommended that dental practitioners limit treatment to non-urgent dental care, particularly limiting treatment which generates large quantities of aerosol.
Support to patients must be remembered and for some, the terminology ‘emergency’ and ‘urgent’ dental treatment may cause confusion. Some patients may feel they do not qualify for such treatment which can cause increased stress for patients and the healthcare system if they instead present to a GP or in very severe cases, require hospitalisation.
Below is a description of treatment procedures classified as an emergency or urgent.
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