Menopause is the start of hormone changes that end a woman’s menstrual cycle and her fertility. Menopause can begin as early as the 40s, although the specific age that menopausehappens will vary from woman to woman. Hormone changes namely decreasing estrogen in the body can impact a woman’s entire body, including the oral cavity. Can menopause impact dental health? You…
Whilst there are certain benefits to growing old, such as having the time to pursue our hobbies and spend time with the grandchildren, it can also be a challenging time, especially where our health is concerned. Our oral health is no exception to this, and the wear and tear on our teeth, along with other factors, can present a real…
Dentures have been one of the most popular solutions for replacing missing teeth for decades. Our guide will outline the different types of dentures, including how much they cost and the advantages and drawbacks of each. We hope this will help you decide what option is best for your situation. Of course if you have any questions please do not…
The startling answer is YES, if left untreated, bacteria from infected gums can pass into the blood circulation. Latest research suggests these bacteria may increase your risk of heart disease, lung disease, diabetes and even some forms of dementia. There is more and more evidence that as well as ensuring a healthy mouth and teeth, preventing gum disease may have long-term…
