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Temperatures are soaring and you’ve got the barbeque lit. The kids are playing (well, arguing) in the garden, and the sky is blue. The beginning of August can only mean one thing, right? It’s time for The Great British Bake... read more.

Buckingham Palace have recently revealed that the next addition to the Royal family is on its way.  Amid all the excitement, it’s important to remember that the Duke and Duchess are in the same boat as other expectant parents. Kate... read more.

Casting an eye over the waiting room of an orthodontic surgery, one might typically expect to see rows of teenagers, wearing school uniforms and trailing PE kits. However, orthodontic treatment is no longer reserved for the population of your local... read more.

In the UK, 1 in 4 of us suffers from dental fear or anxiety, with a surprisingly high number of us dreading a trip to the dentist’s chair. Suffering from dental anxiety means different things to each of us; dental... read more.

Tooth whitening is a practice that has been immensely popular and desirable for thousands of years, dating all the way back to Ancient Egyptian and Roman times. The Egyptians used a homemade mixture of crushed pumice stones and vinegar, that... read more.

Abingdon-on-Thames is a historic town with a fascinating history, culturally, socially and in terms of the evolution of dentistry. Abingdon began as an Iron Age fortress, with around fifteen hectares of heavily populated settlement land. In this period dentistry was... read more.

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In the previous post (see here), we discussed the benefits offered by dental implants to the patient and briefly touched upon the PRGF (Plasma Rich Growth Factor) technique that helps the healing process following procedures such as dental implantation and... read more.

There are many different options available when you need to have a tooth or several teeth replaced. Some are temporary solutions while others, such as dental implants, are permanent and if well maintained and looked after, can last the patient... read more.

Early Intervention Orthodontics  In the USA and Europe, orthodontists usually begin to treat children generally at an earlier age than in the UK. Historically in the UK most orthodontic treatments were carried out with NHS funding, and often the most financially... read more.