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    Wisdom Teeth

    Wisdom Teeth

    What are they? The wisdom teeth are also known as ‘third molars’ are last of the permanent teeth to grow out in the mouth. This typically occurs between the ages of 18-25. Wisdom teeth are grown at the furthest back part of your mouth, with most people having 4 (one at each quadrant), however some may have 3, 2 or if you're lucky, 1. To keep or remove? For many people wisdom teeth can grow out normally, providing no reason for them to be removed. X Rays and regular dental ch
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    Top dental products to optimise your dental health

    Top dental products to optimise your dental health

    When it comes to dental care products, there are endless options on the market. It can often be frustrating trying to pick which product is best. But have no fear, our team at Relax Dental and Facial Care have curated the top products to optimise your dental health! Dental Floss Flossing is an important part of your oral health routine. It is essential in removing plaque in between the teeth. This helps in preventing gum disease and tooth decay. Piksters These are small brush
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    Are you interested in Veneers?

    Are you interested in Veneers?

    Many say that your smile is your best accessory, so why not make your smile the best that it can be! Veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment which are a great option for people who have teeth with stains, gaps or chipping. A Veneer is a thin piece of material which is made to imitate the look of a real tooth. There are two main types of veneers, porcelain and composite. Composite veneers are the most cost effective option which are sculpted on your teeth on the day of the a
    Tooth sensitivity

    Tooth sensitivity

    Have you ever been enjoying some ice cream and felt some slight discomfort or pain in your teeth? This is most likely a sign of tooth sensitivity. The structure of a tooth is made up of four dental tissue layers. These being the enamel, dentin, cementum (hard tissue) and the pulp. Tooth sensitivity results from the outermost layer (enamel) being worn down, exposing the dentin. This is most commonly caused by brushing your teeth or gum line too hard or the over consumption of

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