Woodborough House Dental Practice – Dentist in Reading

Looking after oral health following a heart attack could help survivors’ cardiovascular systems recover, new research has found. The study found that the bacteria which causes gum disease can also impair the healing of arteries after a heart attack. Researchers believe that healing could be impair...

A POSITION statement on infant feeding has been produced by the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD), the organisation committed to improving the oral health of children aged 0-16.

Good oral health can have so many wonderful benefits, from greater self-confidence to better luck in careers and relationships. A healthy smile can truly transform your mind set as well as your physical appearance.

Tea is undisputedly the beverage of Britain, with approximately 165 million cups of the stuff consumed in the country on a daily basis. However, your inclination towards a brew could be doing more damage to your teeth than you realise.

What is National Smile Month? National Smile Month is an oral health campaign like no other, raising awareness of important health issues while also having lots of fun doing so!

If you want to understand what your dental team are saying about your teeth, here's a guide to understanding dental lingo, especially what the numbers mean.

A snake missing its front teeth after smashing into a cage with an animal inside doesn't sound like a typical patient for a vet, but it's just another day in the office for one outback Queensland vet.