Dental Clinic with a special interest in Cosmetic Dentistry, Implant Dentistry & Anterior Aesthetic Orthodontics.
Aviemore, Scotland
Joined March 2011
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This week is #TinnitusWeek. A ringing or buzzing in your ears can be a symptom of TMJ problems and can cause a lot of problems for sufferers. Find out more below. @BritishTinnitus dentalhealth.org/jaw-problem…
Healthy and balanced diet is proven to reduce risk of cancer #WorldCancerDay cancerresearchuk.org/about-c…
#mouthcancer is a deadly disease which can affect your whole body. Regular dental checks are the best prevention #WorldCancerDay – at Scotland, United Kingdom
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Cancer is the second-leading cause of death worldwide.
On Tuesday's #WorldCancerDay, @WHO has tips on how to reduce your cancer risk. bit.ly/3b43jA9
Instead of taking pills and medications go outside to the #nature it’s proven to make you feel better! #SundayThoughts – at Scotland, United Kingdom
Nature impacts our well-being. Being in nature, or even viewing scenes of nature, reduces anger, fear, stress and increases positive feelings. This has a powerful impact upon our health and mental well-being.
#health #nature #stressrelief #happy #SundayMotivation
Fizzy soda and juice have negative impact not only on your teeth but general health as well so cut down on them and choose water instead 👍 #fizzfreefebruary – at Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland
Why take part in #FizzFreeFebruary?
😬 Sweetened fizzy drinks affect your health, esp your teeth
👛 That daily treat can add up
🌍 Single use bottles & cans use up precious resources
A big cost for empty calories! Kick that daily habit and #GoFizzFree.
sugarsmartuk.org/news/nov19_…
Acidic nature of fizzy drinks causes severe damage to tooth enamel making it vulnerable to decay #fizzfreefebruary #FridayThoughts – at Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland
Enamel is the hard, protective coating on our teeth. It can get worn away by acidic foods and drinks such as frizzy drinks or sugary snacks. Unfortunately, once enamel is gone it's gone so it's vital to look after it.
dentalhealth.org/dental-eros…
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Researchers found that using a'plaque-identifying toothpaste' when compared to the placebo toothpaste, resulted in less plaque & lower levels of inflammatory marker CRP.
Bottom Line: To help prevent inflammation, take good care of your teeth.
#inflammation #oralhealth #health
Good morning everyone it’s #BrexitDay , no excuse us it’s #Friday! No to worry about politics have a fab one! #FridayFeeling – at Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland
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Some great tips on how you can reduce the amount of #sugar in your children's diet in this piece. By cutting down on sugar you can not only improve your child's oral #health, you can also reduce their risk of diabetes and other health issues.
leamingtonobserver.co.uk/new…
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"Startling new survey finds one in ten children leave school unable to brush their teeth"
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It’s well known and proven that dog walking has numerous health benefits #dogfriendly #WednesdayMotivation – at Scotland, United Kingdom
You've probably heard that dog owners tend to have healthier and happier lives than people without pets. It turns out, dog owners and dog walkers enjoy many of the same health benefits ➡ ahealthblog.com/ubmf
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Small movements throughout the day (N.E.A.T.) add up & the cumulative effect is an increased metabolic rate. So instead of sitting mostly, add in even small movements - this could be the difference between gaining weight or not losing weight. 💪
#weightloss #health #movement
Confused with all the electric toothbrushes? This is a helpful guide #WednesdayWisdom – at Scotland, United Kingdom
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This is why it is always important to have regular check-ups with your dentist. #eHealth #healthcare #digitalhealth @kelly_archives #hcsmeufr #dentistry #TuesdayTip
