This week is National Sugar Awareness Week, so it’s the perfect time to explain the links between sugar and poor oral health. We all know that sugar is bad for.. read more

  As you will have seen on our social media posts it was recently National Stress Awareness Day, so it seems apt that we explain how high-stress levels can impact.. read more

September is World Alzheimer’s Month. Here at the practice, we have been looking into some recently conducted studies that we feel are important to mention. In Taiwan, researchers from National.. read more

When our bare skin is exposed to sunlight, a chemical reaction takes place, which in due course converts UVB rays into the hormone version of vitamin D that our bodies.. read more

Mouth Cancer in the UK Although Mouth Cancer only accounts for 2% of all cancers diagnosed in the UK each year it still takes the lives of more than 2,000.. read more

Strokes occur when a blood clot prevents oxygen from accessing the brain, or when a blood vessel bursts inside the brain. Although anyone can have a stroke, at any age,.. read more

Supermarkets are catering more than ever to those on ‘free-from’ diets or people wishing to limit their sugar intake. There is no reason why Easter should be any different! Of.. read more

2018’s National No Smoking Day occurs this week, on Wednesday 14th March. Are you prepared? Reports over the last decade suggest that 1 in 10 smokers manage to quit on.. read more

It has recently been revealed that more children are having their teeth removed under general anaesthetic in hospital than ever before. So much so, that tooth decay is now the.. read more