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How do I get rid of bad breath?

How do I get rid of bad breath?

There are a number of ways that you can help reduce or prevent bad breath:

  1. Brush your teeth after you eat
  2. Floss or use interdental brushes at least once a day
  3. Ensure you brush your tongue daily
  4. Regularly clean dentures or dental appliances
  5. Drink water throughout the day
  6. Replace your toothbrush every 3 months
  7. Have regular Health Mouth Reviews
  8. Visit your Hygienist regularly

What causes smelly breath even after brushing?

Mouth infections are a common cause for bad breath, however, if your dentist has carried out a full examination and ruled this out, your bad breath could be due to other issues, such as a sinus condition, gastric reflux, diabetes, liver or kidney disease.

Does bad breath go away naturally?

You can usually improve bad breath by improving your dental hygiene routine. By brushing for at least 2 minutes twice a day and flossing / using interdental brushes, your breath should improve. If it doesn’t, then speak to your dentist at your next appointment.

How can I tell if my breath is bad?

If you don’t want to ask a friend or relative about your breath, you could try licking your wrist and then blowing on it. You should then be able to tell what your breath smells like.

How can I have a nice breath?

There are a few simple things you can do to help ensure your breath remains fresh, including:

  • Brush your teeth and gums at least twice a day
  • Gently clean your tongue regularly with a tongue scraper or cleaner
  • Use interdental brushes or floss daily
  • Visit your dentist regularly for a check-up
  • Keep your dentures and dental appliances regularly

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Our Macmillan Coffee Morning is in full swing at Evolve Dentistry, and we’d love to see you!

We’ve got plenty of delicious homemade cakes waiting for you, so pop in, say hello, grab a slice (or two!) and help us raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

We’ll be serving cakes right through until 5pm today, so there’s still plenty of time to come down.

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🍰 Cakes until 5pm
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🍰☕ Today’s the day - and there’s cake! 💚

Our Macmillan Coffee Morning is happening TODAY at Evolve Dentistry and we’d love you to come and join us.

The Evolve team have been busy baking (and possibly buying… we won’t judge! 😉) and there’ll be plenty of cake and drinks available throughout the day, all in support of Macmillan Cancer Support.

And remember - you don’t need to be an Evolve patient to come along.

If you live or work in Portishead, are passing by, or just fancy an excellent excuse for cake, pop in and see us. Bring a friend, your family or your workmates too!

📍 Evolve Dentistry, Portishead
🍰 Cake and drinks throughout the day
💚 Donations for Macmillan Cancer Support
👋 Everyone welcome

No appointment needed - just pop in!

Come and help us eat an unreasonable amount of cake for a very good cause. 💚

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Do I have to replace a missing tooth?

If you've lost a tooth, do you have to replace it?

Not necessarily.

And that's an important starting point.

What happens next depends on which tooth is missing, your mouth, how you bite, how you feel about the gap and what's happening with the teeth around it.

Yasmin explains some of the things we consider when a tooth is missing.

The important thing isn't assuming you need a particular treatment.

It's understanding your options - including whether doing nothing could be a reasonable option for you.
Why have my teeth suddenly become sensitive?

That sudden zing when you drink something cold. 🥶

Sound familiar?

Sensitive teeth are common, but there isn't just one possible cause.

Richard explains some of the reasons teeth can become sensitive and why it's worth mentioning if you've noticed something new.

Sometimes a little sensitivity is exactly that.

But a change that persists is something we'd rather know about than have you quietly avoiding ice cream for the foreseeable future.
Having a tooth removed probably isn't an appointment anyone particularly looks forward to.

Which is precisely why feedback like this means so much:

“Made getting a tooth extracted incredibly easy and straightforward.”

Good dental care isn't only about the procedure itself.

It's about knowing what's going to happen, being able to ask questions, feeling listened to and being looked after throughout.

Thank you for trusting us with your care - and for taking the time to tell us about your experience.
☕🍰 Join us for our Macmillan Coffee Morning! 💚

On Friday 25 September, the Evolve team will be swapping dental instruments for cake slices as we take part in the Macmillan Coffee Morning!

Our team will be bringing in their best bakes and we’d love you to pop in, enjoy a slice of cake and a drink, and help us raise as much as possible for Macmillan Cancer Support.

💚 Everyone is welcome - you don’t need to be an Evolve patient.

So whether you’re a patient, friend, neighbour, local business or simply passing by, come in and say hello. Bring your friends, family or work colleagues too!

📅 Friday 25 September
📍 Evolve Dentistry, Portishead
🍰 Cakes and drinks available throughout the day
💚 Donations in support of Macmillan Cancer Support

No appointment needed - just pop in!

We’d love to see lots of familiar faces and hopefully meet plenty of new ones too. And, most importantly, eat plenty of cake while raising money for a brilliant cause.

Please share this post and help us spread the word around Portishead. 💚
What can composite bonding actually change?

Composite bonding isn't about giving everyone the same smile.

It can be used in different ways depending on what someone would like to change.

That might mean adjusting the shape of a tooth, changing proportions, repairing an edge or making a small alteration that helps a smile feel more balanced.

And sometimes bonding isn't used on its own.

We might combine treatments - perhaps straightening teeth first, whitening them and then using composite bonding to refine particular teeth.

Yasmin explains some of the ways composite bonding can be used.

The important part is deciding what will achieve the result you're looking for without doing more treatment than is necessary.
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