Having invested in your teeth and undergone a course of either professional in chair or at home teeth whitening to improve your smile, it is important that you put in place some simple steps to ensure that you don’t spoil the effect. Continue reading → “Keeping your teeth white following teeth whitening”
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Top tips for a kissable smile
Valentine’s day is nearly here and whether you are long term coupled or just starting something new, the team at Valley Dental Practice have some top tips to ensure a beautiful, kissable smile.
New Year, New Smile
At the start of the new year, it is important to prioritise your dental health and consider treatments to enhance your smile and boost your confidence for the year ahead.
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Emergency Dentistry
No matter how careful you are, dental emergencies can happen to anyone at any time.
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Mouth cancer action month
Each year mouth cancer takes the lives of over 3,000 people in the UK, which is more people than die from ovarian and testicular cancer combined!
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Diet and Oral Health infographic

5 things every parent needs to know about baby teeth.
The appearance of your baby’s first teeth marks an important milestone. Teeth enable your baby to eat and speak, facilitating their transition from infancy to toddlerhood.
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What does the hygienist do?
Dental hygienists specialise in preventive oral care, aiming to preserve your natural teeth for as long as possible.
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Common myths about root canal treatment busted!
For many people the thought of root canal treatment can make them feel uneasy or fearful, because it is typically associated with pain or discomfort. This however is not true!
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Diabetes and oral health
In this month’s blog the team at Valley Dental Practice are looking to put to rest some of the common misconceptions about oral health problems and diabetes.
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