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A tooth can look perfectly fine, then one day you notice a little line, a rough edge or discomfort when you bite.
So why do teeth crack?
There isn`t one single answer. Wear over time, an accidental knock, biting something hard or pressure from clenching can all play a part.
Yasmin explains some of the reasons cracks can develop and why not every crack needs the same treatment.
If you`ve noticed a change in a tooth, particularly pain when biting or sensitivity that keeps returning, it`s worth having it checked.
Understanding what`s happening is always a better starting point than guessing.
💙 We’re closed today for team training!
At Evolve Dentistry, we believe that investing in our team is one of the best ways to invest in our patients.
We’re taking some time away from our usual appointments today for a dedicated team training day, giving everyone the opportunity to learn, develop their skills and continue delivering the high standard of care you deserve.
✨ Great patient care starts with a great team!
📩 Need to get in touch?
If you’re a Dental Health Plan member experiencing a dental emergency, please email hello@evolve-dentistry.co.uk.
Thank you for your understanding. We look forward to welcoming you back soon! 💙
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A before-and-after can catch your eye in a second.
But a smile transformation starts long before the final photograph.
It starts with listening to what someone would like to change, understanding what matters to them and exploring the options that might be suitable.
Sometimes the changes are subtle. Sometimes they`re more noticeable. The important thing is that the plan belongs to the patient, not to a particular trend.
Here`s another transformation we`ve had the pleasure of sharing at Evolve. 💚
Every smile is different, and results will vary depending on the individual and their treatment.
November is Mouth Cancer Action Month, and there’s one message we’d really like you to remember.
If something in your mouth changes and doesn`t go away, please get it checked.
That might be an ulcer that hasn`t healed after three weeks, an unusual lump or swelling, or a red or white patch.
Most changes won`t be mouth cancer, but it`s important not to guess or wait indefinitely.
Dental examinations include looking at the soft tissues in your mouth, not just checking your teeth. And if you notice something unusual between appointments, you don`t need to wait for your next routine visit.
Speak to your dentist or GP.
A little awareness can make a very important difference. 💙
#MouthCancerActionMonth #MouthAware
💚 Looking after yourself goes beyond your smile.
At Evolve Dentistry, we believe that feeling good is about caring for your whole body and mind. That’s why we love connecting with other local businesses in Portishead that share our passion for health and wellbeing.
This month, we’re delighted to feature Jessica from @flexe_pilates , a local Reformer Pilates studio, on our website.
Have you ever thought about trying Pilates but felt a little nervous about taking that first step?
Jessica has written a lovely beginner-friendly guide that answers some of the questions you might have, including:
✨ What actually happens in a Reformer Pilates class?
✨ Do you need to be fit or flexible to start?
✨ What should you expect from your first session?
✨ How often should beginners practise Pilates?
Whether you’re looking to build strength, improve mobility or simply find a little time for yourself, it’s a great introduction.
We’re proud to support our local Portishead community and share advice from people who are passionate about helping others feel their best.
👉 Read Jessica’s full article on our website link in bio.
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What do we hope you remember after visiting Evolve?
Not just whether your teeth feel cleaner or whether your appointment ran on time.
We hope you remember being listened to. Having the chance to ask questions. Feeling comfortable enough to say if something worries you. And knowing that decisions about your care were made with you, not simply for you.
In this short video, Carol shares what she hopes people take away from their time with us.
It’s a lovely reminder that the way you feel during an appointment matters every bit as much as the dentistry itself. 💚
