This is a testimonial from a patient who recently completed the inman aligner

“The main obstacle to going ahead with treatment was the cost, however Lifestyle dental allowed me to split the payments over a few months.

I feel very happy and am much more confident in myself now that my teeth are straighter.

The treatment was really fast, my teeth had moved in a matter of months and the staff at Lifestyle Dental are really friendly.

the main benefits of having the treatment done are

it take less time than you think (only 5 months)

it has boasted my self confidence

I would recommend Lifetsyle dental to a friend as it is a very professional relaxing clinic that can be trusted”

Do you experience any of the following ?

1. Dentures coming loose as you
laugh, cough or sneeze.  Well now you can have the
confidence and security of teeth that
stay in.

2.  A thick layer of nasty tasting
denture adhesive interfering with
your enjoyment of food.  well now there is no need for
that, your teeth are firmly attached
without the need for those sticky pastes.

3. Wrinkles from loss of bone and
tissue to support the delicate muscles
of the face. Your youthful appearance
will return by replacing what Mother
Nature has taken away…

4. Eliminate the foods you have
trouble chewing. There is nothing
worse than having to watch what you
order at restaurants for fear that you
won’t be able to chew it in front of your
friends and loved ones. Your menu
options will open up as you explore
foods again that you had to abandon
because you weren’t able to chew.

5. Sores from loose fitting dentures
rubbing your gums. No more pain.

6. Covering your face with your

hands for fear of embarrassing

situations. You will find yourself looking in the mirror because you are

not hiding anymore. Friends and loved ones are going to comment how happy

you seem. You might even fall in love all over again.

so if your suffering from any of these then please give us a call and see how we can change your life for the better 01772 717316

Teeth whitening is the most talked about procedures and one of the most common and easiest way to get a brighter smile so what is available

There are many products on the market which range form toothpastes and to strips however please make sure that you buy from a reputable company many online sites have been shown to be bogus

The most common teeth whitening products available in market are specially made toothpaste or a teeth whitening kit containing some specific products for daily use for dental care. Some of these product do offer a solution to your needs although it is always advised to contact a dentist for a professional opinion to determine the feasibility for your teeth.

so if you would like to know more then please call now on 01772 717316 or email info@lifestyledental.co.uk

The main obstacle in my mind stopping me from going ahead was the cost, however I have found that for the amount of time that is needed to complete the treatment the amount paid was very reasonable.

I now have straight white teeth for the first time in my life

The lifestyle dental team are very laid back and professional it was a pleasure to visit I am now more confident in smiling teeth feel healthier it was nice to do business with the practice

Kathleen Trimingham

Prior to my treatment at lifestyle I lacked a real confidence in my smile my treatment and the end result have now transformed both my smile and my self confidence.

The team at Lifestyle have made all of my visits a stress free experience everyone is freindly polite. I would have no problems in recommending the lifestyle dental team to any of my friends and family in the future

thank you all

martin myatt

Did you know that a healthy mouth means a healthy body…a healthy heart…even a healthy sex life?  It’s true!  And just by changing certain habits related to oral hygiene you can improve the health of your mouth and teeth and lessen your risk for a whole host of illnesses.

“You cannot be healthy with an unhealthy mouth any more than one can be healthy with an infected foot,” says Richard H. Price, DMD, spokesperson for the American Dental Association and a former clinical instructor at the Boston University Dental School.

He’s absolutely right.

Researchers at the ADA have found that periodontitis (the advanced form of periodontal disease that can cause tooth loss) is linked with health problems, such as cardiovascular disease.  It appears that bacteria in the mouth may cause inflammation throughout the body, including the arteries. Gingivitis (oral inflammation due to bacteria) may also play a role in clogged arteries and blood clots, possibly increasing your risk of a heart attack or stroke.

so if you would like to know more about your dental health then give us a call on 01772 717316 or email info@lifestyledental.co.uk for your free consultation

Gum disease and periodontal disease can be very common and often no symptoms are shown till it is too late here are some to watch out for

Symptoms are often not noticeable until the disease is advanced. They include:

1. Bad breath that won’t go away
2. Red or swollen gumswhich bleed easily and often
3. Pain on  chewing
4. Loose teeth and teeth that have moved position maybe even gaps appearing between the teeth
5. Sensitive teeth due to the gums receeding and exposing more sensitive parts of the teeth

if you suffer from any of the above or if you know someoen who suffers then please get in touch and see how we can help you to keep your teeth

01772 717316

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According to the National Institutes of Health, poor oral hygiene is the most common reason for bad breath. And all the mouthwash, breath mints, and breath fresheners in the world can’t banish bad breath when the source is bacteria rather than the food you eat.

If you’ve been having trouble keeping your mouth feeling fresh and smelling good, this article will help you locate the real source of the problem…and it may not be the onions you ate at lunch.

How do you know if your breath smells bad? If you’re lucky, someone may have the courtesy (and courage) to tell you to your face. But more often than not, other people will simply flinch, turn away, or step back a pace when you’re talking to them.

To avoid the embarrassing situations described above, you can use these two techniques to give yourself a breath checkup and help you determine what’s making your mouth smell so unpleasant to yourself and others.

• Breath Test #1 – Front (Anterior) Tongue Test - Lick your wrist. Then wait about five seconds while the saliva dries somewhat. Smell your wrist. If it smells bad, you have probably recently eaten something stinky. Simply brushing your teeth and rinsing your mouth with mouthwash, or popping a breath mint should take care of the problem. Chewing on fresh parsley is another effective way to fight temporary bad breath

• Breath Test #2 – Back (Posterior) Tongue Test – Take a spoon, turn it upside down, and use it to gently scrape the very back portion of your tongue. (It’s common that this test can cause an automatic ‘gag’ reaction, so be prepared.) A thick whitish material will be on the spoon. Give it a sniff. If the smell is sharp and unpleasant, you most likely have halitosis, the kind of ‘bad breath’ that is caused by poor oral hygiene and that won’t respond to simple brushing and mouth wash.

If you failed Breath Test #2, you’re not alone. A research study conducted by the University of Buffalo  concluded that one in four adults has halitosis, and some estimates suggest that as many as 90 million people have bad breath related to oral hygiene.

When the white substance on the back of your tongue smells bad, the likely culprit is a bacteria associated with gum disease is. The bacteria’s name is actinomyces, and it feeds on protein particles on the teeth and gums, producing foul-smelling sulfur gases in the process. Actinomyces is also the bacteria responsible for giving soil its ‘dirt’ smell and envelopes your mouth a sharp, pungent aroma.

Bacteria growth occurs when you fail to pay attention to your oral hygiene. In fact, flossing daily and brushing your teeth and tongue twice a day can greatly reduce bad breath as well as make it more difficult for bacteria to grow. BUT…

The same bacteria that cause gum disease, tooth decay, and abscessed teeth are also responsible for halitosis. Regular check-ups and professional cleanings are the only way to really ensure that your mouth is healthy and your breath is sweet-smelling.

so if you would like to know more then please call us on 01772 717316 or email info@lifestyledental.co.uk

Speak with Confidence

if you have teeth that are stained, discolored or otherwise not ‘in shape,’ you may feel self-conscious. this can stop you from speaking freely. Or if you unconsciously put your hands in front of your mouth when you talk. But when your teeth and gums are healthy, you have the confidence to express yourself. And confidence is a very appealing characteristic.

Missing, crooked, and broken teeth are problems for lots of people. Sadly, many of them don’t take the time and effort to do anything about it. And that’s a shame because modern dentistry has so many amazing techniques and procedures that can help.

It really starts with regular check-ups and cleanings. That’s the baseline of a healthy, happy smile. After that, there’s practically no end to what can be done to make your mouth look and feel great.

Tooth whitening can banish coffee stains and remove the yellow left behind from smoking. Invisible braces can remove gaps and get your teeth in line. Perhaps you’re a candidate for an ‘extreme makeover’ with dental implants or veneers. Whatever you choose, you can be certain that the investment you make in a ‘million dollar’ smile will pay for itself a thousand times over.

So if you would like more information on how you can speak with confidence then give us a call on 01772 717316 or email info@lifestyledental.co.uk