Oral Health
Regular visits to your dental practice should be as much a part of your healthy living routine as visits to the gym and ensuring you have a varied and nutritious diet.
Dental health problems can have an impact on your general health and wellbeing – ensuring your teeth and gums are in tip-top condition has many benefits. There is plenty of evidence and research to show that burnout, emotional distress, mental health and work-related stress impacts your dental health.
An example of this would be temporomandibular joint (TMJ) or bruxism (teeth grinding) – both aggravated by stress and anxiety. Read more.

Taking care during lockdown
During times of change and stress it is essential to look after your mind and your body. Here are some practical tips to help.

Stress can impact your dental health
TMJ, TMD and Bruxism. We look at the differences, the cause and the treatments.