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Chewing after eating can help to reduce the acid content in your mouth. If you want to chew gum, be careful to choose a sugar free one, but be careful of aspartame, as there may be some evidence to suggest that it could increase your risk of lymphoma. Choose a gum that has Xylitol instead. Xylitol’s molecular structure slows the growth of bacteria on the tooth surfaces, stops the production of tooth decay-causing acid and neutralizes the pH level in saliva and plaque.
Chewing triggers your mouth to produce saliva. Which protects your mouth from decay and erosion because saliva acts as a barrier to your teeth. Reducing the possibility of developing carries that require filling.
Is it unhealthy to chew gum?
It depends on the type of gum you are chewing, if it contains sugar then this isn’t good for your teeth, you are effectively bathing your teeth in sugar, increasing your risk of tooth decay. However, if it is sugar free, then there are a number of positive health benefits of chewing gum.
How much chewing gum should you have each day?
It’s important to not chew gum too much, as this can lead to muscle aching and TMJ problems, everything in moderation.
Does chewing gum have any benefits?
Chewing gum can increase blood flow to your brain, which can help improve memory.
It can also help to reduce tiredness, helping you to stay alert, however if you are driving, please be safe, stop and take a break.
Nausea can be reduced by chewing as the production of saliva may ease the symptoms.
If you are aware of clenching your jaw during the day, then chewing gum can break the habit and reduce muscle tension, but please don’t over do it or it could cause you TMJ problems.
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Ever wondered what it’s really like to walk through the doors at Evolve Dentistry? 💚
We know that for many people, the unknown can be the most nerve-wracking part of visiting the dentist. That’s why we wanted to show you around.
From the moment you arrive and step into our Patient Lounge, everything is designed to help you feel calm, welcomed, and comfortable. No clinical feel. No rushing. Just a relaxed space where you’re treated as a person, not an appointment.
This walkthrough gives you a glimpse of what to expect — so when you do visit, it already feels familiar.
Because feeling comfortable matters just as much as the care itself. 🤍
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Feeling nervous about visiting the dentist? You’re not alone 💚
For many people, dental visits come with worry, past experiences, or simply the fear of the unknown — and that’s something we truly understand.
In this video, Rachael talks honestly about what it’s like if you feel nervous about coming to the dentist, and how we support patients every step of the way. From taking things at your pace, to listening without judgement, and making sure you always feel comfortable and informed.
At Evolve Dentistry, there’s no pressure and no rushing — just a calm, supportive environment where you’re in control from the moment you arrive in our Patient Lounge.
If you’ve been putting off an appointment because of nerves, this one’s for you. 🤍
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There’s nothing more meaningful to us than hearing how someone felt in our care.
This testimonial was recently shared by a patient of Richard’s, and it captures exactly what we strive for every day — time, understanding, and dentistry delivered with compassion and respect.
Thank you for trusting us, and for taking the time to share your experience. It truly means more than words. 🤍
At Evolve Dentistry, every patient, every visit, every conversation matters.
Serious faces. Measuring tape out.
What could it be? 👀
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🪥 Simple steps for a healthier smile 🪥
In this video, Jessica shares her top tips on how to improve your oral hygiene at home. From brushing and interdental cleaning to small daily habits that make a big difference, she explains how to keep your teeth and gums healthy between visits to the practice.
A few simple changes can go a long way.
📞 Speak to reception if you’d like personalised advice or support.
Looking ahead with excitement ✨
New goals, fresh opportunities and plenty to look forward to — here’s what our team is most excited about in 2026. We can’t wait to bring you along for what’s next 🤍
