Resources
Below you have access to some of the best evidence based information available from a range of sources to help find out more about keeping your mouth and rest of the body healthy.
General Patient Resources
Because of COVID-19, Dentistry is undergoing changes to routine visits.
We wanted to provide our patients with the tools to help educate, prevent and maintain their dental and general health to a high standard. Below we have found some excellent evidence based resources to help you achieve this.
Dental Advice During COVID-19
To find out more about some of the changes being taken to protect patients, staff and the general public. Watch the video above and click the link for more information.
GENERAL ADVICE
The Oral Health Foundation have lots of resources to help answer your questions, click the link above to take you there!
Gum Disease and Diabetes
Gum disease or its clinical term Periodontitis has links to other health conditions in the body. The link above provides you with more information on how to help reduce your risks of both!
Oral Health & Pregnancy part 1
Oral Health & pregnancy part 2
How to spot mouth cancer
It is important to stay aware of changes to your head and neck, one thing all Dentists and Dental Care Professionals take great care and time to check on every visit. But is important that we all become aware and notice any changes to catch it as early as possible. Click the link above for more information!
Still have questions? Why not get in touch?
CHILDREN’S RESOURCES
Because of COVID-19, Dentistry is undergoing changes to routine visits.
Because of these changes, we wanted to provide our patients with access to resources to help them prevent the many forms of dental disease and below are resources for parents and guardians to help their child keep their mouths as healthy as possible.
General Advice
General Advice for Children With Autism
Activity Sheets
Resources for Teachers part 1
Resources for Teachers Part 2
Still have questions? why not get in touch?
Diet Resources
Diet is an important factor and can be a risk factor in multiple systemic conditions from diabetes, heart disease and cancers. The picture above gives you the most recent advice from the British Nutrition Foundation.
We have also provided further resources from their website linked below.