Author: Katrina Honnery

11 Feb 6 Things To Look For When Choosing A New Dentist

1. A Good Reputation It is important to know whether the dentist you choose has the necessary expertise, training and experience to provide reliable oral healthcare to you and your family. To make your job easier, take some referrals from friends or other healthcare providers and...

11 Dec Boulton Dentals oral health guide for surviving the silly season

Tis the season to be jolly! With Christmas parties on the rise and afternoon drinks and nibbles in the sun becoming routine, our team at Boulton Dental have come up with a handy oral health guide to help you survive and keep smiling this Christmas.

11 Dec Use it or lose it! -Make the most of your health funds dental extras

Attention those with Health Funds! With the festive season fast approaching, we are getting very busy at the Boulton Dental practice and we wanted to remind our valued patients about their health fund dental extras.

14 Nov Newcastle Dentists Boulton Dental: What to do if dental trauma occurs

Newcastle Dentists; Boulton Dental find that the most common causes of dental injuries include falling over, being hit in the face or having some kind of accident while playing sport. It is also possible to injure or break a tooth by eating something hard.

14 Nov Healthy gums- 6 tips for getting and keeping them

Healthy gums- 6 tips for getting and keeping them Gum disease (also known as periodontal disease) is one of the leading causes of tooth loss among adults. Gum disease can be easily treated if it is diagnosed in the early stages. At Boulton Dental we are highly committed to prevention and taking an active approach to your oral health. We don’t want you to suffer pain or need to undergo costly and invasive procedures, which is why we do our very best to work with you to keep your teeth and gums healthy for life.

08 Oct Choose water for a cavity-free future

The third annual World Cavity Free Future Day (WCFFD) on October 14, 2018, is an initiative launched in 2016 by the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) to address the need for greater global awareness of dental caries (cavities).