Seymour Dental Blog
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Have a lot of work to be done? HOW WE CAN HELP! Part 2 – CONSERVATION PHASE
28 October, 2019 This involves carrying out longer-term treatment that aims ... -
Blog Series – Teeth Anatomy
29 July, 2019 Teeth are wonderful entities in our bodies, and I’m not saying it because I am a dentist. They are the hardest substance in the body yet they able to bend. We eat with them. We stress with them. We bite with them. We kno ... -
The defences of the mouth
10 June, 2019 Sorry to say this, the mouth is a dirty place. It’s teeming with bacteria and fungi. How does the human race survive?! The organisms happily live on the surfaces of the mouth without upsetting the body. Remember the m ... -
Blog Series – Antibiotics
13 May, 2019 Antibiotics have changed the course of history. The ability to control infection has saved millions of lives. Death due to dental and oral infections was number three on the “hit parade”. The reason why the upper cani ... -
Blog Series – All you wanted to know about health funds but were afraid to ask – Deciphering the item numbers – Part 1 – Item no’s 100-555
01 April, 2019 The item numbers that we use to identify treatments are owne ... -
How Often Do We Need a More Frequent Review – Adults
12 November, 2018 There is no hard and fast rule to reviews. Everyone is different and each situation has its own factors to consider, including past history and personal general health. Makes life interesting!
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