The Leading Specialist Dental Negligence Solicitors in the UK
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The Leading Specialist Dental Negligence Solicitors in the UK
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The Leading Specialist Dental Negligence Solicitors in the UK
What causes sensitive teeth?
For some people, sensitive teeth means that they experience a mild twinge of pain when they eat or drink something particularly cold or hot, or something sweet or acidic. For others, having sensitive teeth can mean significant pain for hours at a time, and can be a sign of underlying dental issues that could potentially […]
LOCAL WOMAN SUFFERS YEARS OF TOOTHACHE AFTER DENTIST BOTCHES TREATMENT
• 34-year-old Jacqulin Campbell from Slough still suffers from pain after the poorly planned orthodontic treatment • £6,750 awarded in compensation Miss Jacqulin Campbell, a 34-year-old emergency services worker from Slough, Berkshire, has won £6,750 in compensation from her local dentist with the help of specialist dental negligence solicitors, The Dental Law Partnership. The dentist’s […]
The toll that Christmas can take on your oral health
‘Tis the season to be jolly, and whilst there’s no problem with indulging in a few festive treats, all that eating and drinking can take its toll on your teeth, as well as your waistline. Whether it’s through sweet foods or alcohol, during the lead-up to Christmas it’s likely that we will be increasing our […]
What can you do when your veneers fail?
With many people looking to alter the appearance of their teeth, the popularity of dental veneers is on the rise. Though there are a multitude of benefits that come with investing in these porcelain veneers, which are essentially wafer-thin shells especially designed to cover the front surface of the teeth for a whiter, more […]
Dental Abscesses: What you need to know
Dental abscesses are caused by infection, and often display with a swelling that contains pus, and may be very painful. The pain can be throbbing in nature, and may get worse the longer that the abscess is left untreated. The pain from a dental abscess can spread to the jaw, ears and neck, as well […]
Which drinks are the most damaging for your oral health?
Some drinks are highly publicised by the media as being bad for your teeth, such as the carbonated and sugary drinks that are now subject to the UK’s Soft Drinks Industry Levy, often known as the ‘sugar tax’. Fruit juices are also well-known culprits when it comes to oral health because of their high acidity […]