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What’s the different between plaque, tartar and calculus?

What is plaque? Plaque is a soft, sticky film of harmful bacteria that builds up on your teeth and under your gums between brushing. This can easily be…

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Let’s explore dental inlays/onlays

When you need a filling, there are usually plenty of options open to you. However, if you want a natural-looking, strong option that can also be used to…

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Cleaning between teeth

What is the best way of cleaning between teeth? Using floss or interdental brushes is the best way to clean between your teeth. Floss 8 to 10 strokes,…

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Migraines – don’t suffer in silence

This September, it’s Migraine Awareness Week. This campaign helps to raise awareness and highlight the impact of migraines. It’s not just pain that accompanies a migraine. Those suffering,…

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Look after your mouth in the sun

The sun is shining across many parts of the UK and we’re all enjoying more time outdoors. To really make the most of the summer months, it is…

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Why are my gums sore

What causes your gums to be sore? Various things can cause your gums to become sore, such as brushing too hard, poor flossing techniques, infection, or gum disease.…

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Do you clench or grind your teeth without realising?

For some people it happens during sleep. Others notice themselves clenching when they’re concentrating or under pressure.

Over time, tooth grinding can contribute to worn or chipped teeth, jaw discomfort, headaches or sensitivity.

Richard explains some of the common reasons people grind their teeth and why it’s worth mentioning if you think you might be doing it.

There isn’t one solution that’s right for everybody, so the first step is understanding what’s happening in your individual case.

#Bruxism #ToothGrinding #DentalHealth #EvolveDentistry
Of course we care about what happens to your teeth.

But we care about how you feel while you’re here, too.

Whether you’re visiting for a routine Healthy Mouth Review, considering a change to your smile or coming to see us because something is worrying you, we want you to feel listened to, informed and comfortable asking questions.

In this short video, Carol talks about the experience she wants every patient to have at Evolve.

Because good dentistry isn’t only about the treatment. It’s about the person receiving it.

#PatientCare #EvolveDentistry #PortisheadDentist #DentalCare
Having amalgam fillings doesn’t automatically mean they need to be replaced.

If a filling is sound and the tooth is healthy, there may be no dental reason to remove it.

Some adults choose to explore replacement because a filling is failing, because of its appearance, or because they have made a personal decision that they would prefer an alternative material.

What matters is having the information you need to make an informed choice.

In this video, we talk through some of the reasons an amalgam filling might be replaced, and when leaving it alone may be the appropriate option.

#AmalgamFillings #SMARTAmalgamRemoval #DentalCare #EvolveDentistry
If you’re considering replacing an amalgam filling, you may have come across the term SMART.

SMART stands for Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique. It is a protocol designed to reduce exposure to mercury vapour and particles while an amalgam filling is being removed.

At Evolve, SMART amalgam removal is available for adults who have made an informed decision to replace their amalgam fillings.

Importantly, we don’t suggest that everyone should have their amalgam fillings removed, and we don’t make claims that removing them will improve your general health.

In this video, we explain what the SMART approach involves and why someone might choose it.

#SMARTAmalgamRemoval #AmalgamFillings #DentalCare #EvolveDentistry
Why do dentists recommend fluoride toothpaste?

Because fluoride helps strengthen tooth enamel and makes teeth more resistant to decay.

It’s one of those small, everyday habits that can make a meaningful difference to your oral health over time.

In this short video, Yasmin explains why fluoride is recommended and why the toothpaste you use matters.

Simple advice, but an important part of looking after your teeth between appointments.

#OralHealth #Fluoride #DentalCare #PreventiveDentistry #EvolveDentistry
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