Some simple oral health care tips to help you through the coming weeks. Hopefully we are all following government advice to stay at home, apart from essential workers and for exercise or food suppliers. Although this initial period technically ends …
A spotlight on our experienced Ipswich dental team. At the Foxhall Dental Practice, we offer both private and NHS dentistry as well as a range of cosmetic treatments that help patients to have the best smile possible. In our blogs, …
Samuel Ofori-Attah – General And Aesthetic Dentist Read more »
A full range of services for our Ipswich dental patients It is hard to say whether the newer generation of dental practices that are now opening will still be here in 50 years time, but we are proud of the …
Foxhall Dental Practice – 50 Years And Still Going Strong! Read more »
A look at the difference between two types of teeth and gum cleaning methods. Many of our Ipswich dental patients will be familiar with the scale and polish procedure. This is something that we would encourage all patients of the …
Do we sometimes consider our oral health to be of secondary importance? Most of us would probably agree that staying healthy is important. With better awareness, many of us can now expect to live into our old age, helped by …
See how much you remember from the blogs we posted in 2019! As we are coming towards the end of the year, we thought that this would be a good time to see how well our Ipswich patients can remember …
Bad breath can be embarrassing and isolating. With improved oral health, it can be a thing of the past. If we don’t know anyone who has bad breath, we will almost certainly have come across it at some point in …
Ahead of the festive season, our Ipswich dentists take a look at how alcohol can harm our teeth and gums. Some of you may be looking forward to it whilst others will be pleased when it is all over, but …
A gentle reminder from our Ipswich dental team that you should not ignore the risks. Most of us probably don’t spend a lot of time thinking about the possibility of getting any type of cancer, unless perhaps, it has affected …
Too many children are still having their baby teeth extracted because of decay. In 2017/18, almost 13,000 children under the age of five years old had teeth extracted due to tooth decay. This is an extremely high number for a …
