Seymour Dental Blog
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Completing your full course of antibiotics
This latest flu and cold season has been severe with many of our patients taken ill. Even Dr Seymour was taken to hospital with bronchial pneumonia. Most antibiotics tha ... -
Erosion in the Mouth
Acid erosion is an increasingly prevalent condition being recognised in today’s time and age. It is a common reason why patients come in to see the dentist because ... -
Tooth sensitivity
One of the most common complaints patients come in to see the dentist about is sensitivity of the teeth. Tooth sensitivity usually occurs when the second layer of the too ... -
Remembering Easter
The bread and wine in the chalice represents Christ’s body and blood who died for us all. We wish a Happy Easter to you and your family and to the rest of the R ... -
Tooth Discolouration – Part 2 – Extrinsic Staining
Causes of extrinsic staining after a tooth has already fully formed: Food and drink containing caffeine especially black tea/coffee, or tannins such as in wine. Nicotine ... -
Tooth Discolouration – Part 1- Intrinsic Staining
There are two ways in which teeth can become discoloured: intrinsic, which occurs during development of the actual tooth thus occurs on the internal structure of the toot ...
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Dry Mouth – An Update
Monday 13th May 2024
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Blog Series: Doesn’t look like a big deal… or is it?
Monday 6th May 2024
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ANZAC Day 2024 by the ocean
Monday 29th April 2024
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Changing Smiles – Case Studies – Part 3
Monday 22nd April 2024
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Changing Smiles – Case Studies – Part 2
Monday 15th April 2024