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2nd January 2019
We know there’s a few of you that we haven’t seen as much as we would have liked over the past year, so maybe it’s time you booked an appointment with us a visit in 2019 and see how things have changed.
10th November 2018
There are many terms used to classify the idea of a dental phobia. It can be known as dental fear, dental anxiety, dentist phobia, odontophobia, or dentophobia. They all mean the same thing: an intense fear of visiting the dentist for dental treatment.
6th October 2018
When it comes to our shopping, we're used to looking at the ingredients of a product we are going to buy, but how many of us actually look at the ingredients of the toothpaste in our basket. Whilst it’s good to know what to look for in a toothpaste, it’s also good to know what to look out for
3rd September 2018
We all need a toothbrush but with so many on the market, how do you know if you have the right one and what should you look for when buying one. A toothbrush needs to fit your mouth as well as all as all the hard to reach areas and angles. Here we discuss the difference between them
28th July 2018
Finally summertime in the UK has arrived, which usually means three things, school holidays, blockbuster movies at the cinema and rain! Well two out of three ain’t bad as this year it seems to be wall to wall sunshine and we’re set to have one of the driest summers on record, plus un-seasonally high temperatures well into the mid 30’s!
8th July 2018
We all know about the benefits of exercising and how it can improve our overall health but what about our dental health. Is exercising good for our dental health? The answer might surprise you.
23rd May 2018
Do you dislike the shape of your nose but are terrified by the thought & cost of surgery? At The Dentists Dorridge we have a simple, pain free solution with little or no recovery time. We now offer non-surgical rhinoplasty.
3rd April 2018
Gums are part of the soft tissue lining of the mouth. Unlike the soft tissue linings of the lips and cheeks, most of the gums are tightly bound to the underlying bone which helps resist the friction of food passing over them.