This is a question we are asked quite frequently here at Northcote Family Dental, and from parents who we know look after their children’s teeth. Tooth decay can be caused by poor oral hygiene, but other factors can increase the risk of cavities. Some Children’s Teeth are Different Researchers who have studied childhood tooth decay […]

As a mum, you want the best for your family, and that includes great dental care. The good news is that excellent oral health needn’t take very long and can be fitted into even the busiest of schedules. Begin with Brushing Regular tooth brushing is the most important thing you can do to ensure your […]

Ageing can create a whole host of changes to your mouth, but there is still a lot you can do to help ensure your teeth and gums remain in great shape. General Wear and Tear Teeth are incredibly strong, but exposure to acidic foods and the mere act of chewing foods can gradually wear them […]

Everyone here at Northcote Family Dental would like to extend a very warm welcome to our first eNewsletter. Our dental practice has been proudly serving our local area for over 60 years and has continually updated our technologies, skills and services during this time. With your permission, our monthly eNewsletter is an effective way for […]

Human teeth are well-known for recording valuable information about dental and general health, including Vitamin D deficiencies (rickets). A deficiency is visible in microscopic dentine deformities. Dentine is found just underneath the tough outer layer of tooth enamel protecting teeth. However, to assess these deformities teeth must be cut open, which is why dental x-rays […]

A brighter smile is naturally attractive, and the safest and fastest way to whiten your teeth is with a professional treatment. We use the very best whitening products available only to dental professionals, as our main priority is to ensure treatment is safe and appropriate. Before we prescribe any whitening treatment, our dentist will need […]