Holbrooks Dentalcare

Did you know children are consuming up to three times the recommended sugar intake, with many 10 year olds having already reached the maximum suggested amount for an 18-year-old? Sugar is not only dangerous for babies and children’s developing teeth, but can have wider health implications including type 2 diabetes. Taking #ALittleTripToTheDentist with children, even before teeth come through, can help parents get useful advice on how to limit sugar and what to look out for in ready-made foods or drinks. Call the receptionists at the practice on 02476366115 and book in for an appointment

We understand that losing a tooth or teeth, or living with uncomfortable or loose-fitting dentures can have a massive effect on your self-esteem and your life. Dental implants are a long-lasting solution to a missing tooth or teeth – they look and feel just like your own original teeth and allow you to smile, eat and chew with confidence.
An implant is an artificial root made from ultra-pure titanium that replaces the root of a missing tooth. It can be placed in either the upper or lower jaw and, in time, will bond with your jawbone to create a firm foundation to which a replacement false tooth is fixed. Implants can also be used to provide a secure foundation for replacing multiple teeth, bridges and dentures. Call the practice, to get booked in for a Consultation (*terms and conditions apply) on 02476 366115

Are you pregnant and suffering from morning sickness? It’s important you rinse your mouth with plain water after each episode. This will help prevent the acid in your vomit from attacking your teeth. Don’t brush your teeth straight away either, as they will be slightly softer after being sick. Wait about an hour before doing so. You can get more tips like this by taking #ALittleTripToTheDentist.

There’s lots to remember when you’re expecting, but it’s never too early to start thinking about dental care for your little one. Book an appointment as early as possible after your baby arrives. While your dentist might not get to look in their mouth, these visits will help them get used to the sights, sounds and smells of a practice, making them feel more comfortable later in life. Call 02476366115 to get an appointment.

Taking your baby to the dentist early gets them used to the sights, smells and sounds of a dental practice. The more comfortable they are in that environment, the easier it will be to have check-ups when they get older. Children are seen for free at NHS dentists. Call 02476366115 to book an appointment with our friendly dentists.

Are you expecting? It’s perfectly safe (and recommended) for you to visit the dentist. The hormonal changes your body is going through can make you more susceptible to gum disease or other dental issues. Simply taking a little trip to the dentist as soon as possible will help you get some useful advice on how best to care for your teeth. You’ll also be able to start preparing for developing healthy routines for your little one once they arrive. Call 02476366115 to get an appointment.

Every 10 minutes a child in England has a rotten tooth removed due to preventable decay. Taking a little trip to the dentist with your baby, even before their teeth come through, can help you develop healthy dental routines as early as possible. Don’t forget, children are seen for free at NHS dentists, as well as pregnant women and new mums for a year after birth. Call the practice now on 02476366115 to book an appointment

Taking a little trip to the dentist with your baby even before their teeth come through can help to develop healthy mouth routines as early as possible. And you get valuable tips on keeping mouths, teeth and gums healthy.
Don’t forget, children are seen free at NHS dentists, as well as pregnant women and new mums for a year after birth, so take them on a little trip to the dentist.
Call 02476366115 to get an appointment booked in.

Every 10 minutes a child in England has a rotten tooth removed in hospital due to preventable tooth decay. Taking a little trip to the dentist with your baby even before their teeth come through can help to develop healthy mouth routines as early as possible. Don’t forget, children are seen free at NHS dentists, as well as pregnant women and new mums for a year after birth, so take them on a little trip to the dentist. Call 02476366115 to speak to one of our receptionists who will be happy to help.