Dental hygiene is something most of us learn about as children, either from our dental visits or through education at school. As adults, however, we can tend to underestimate the importance of good dental hygiene for our overall health.
Today on the SCR Clinic blog we want to share with you the link between dental hygiene and overall health. With a minuscule time investment, you can boost your health, starting today!
At SCR Clinic, we are pleased to announce that from October, we will be extending our monthly anti-wrinkle clinics to a daily service. In collaboration with our experienced Dental Surgeon and Anti Wrinkle and Lip Fillers specialist Sarah Behsangar, from the 1st of October, we will be offering anti-wrinkle appointments daily. However, that’s not all – we’re also introducing a new service to SCR Clinic, lip fillers.
In today’s post, we want to share with you why offering lip fillers at our clinic makes sense for us and our patients.
If you’re so scared of the dentist that you’re feeling a little uncomfortable reading this post, you’re not alone. As much as 10 per cent of the population are estimated to be so terrified of the dentist that they will avoid going even when they are in pain. While lots of people would rather do something else than attend a dental appointment, the fear we’re addressing today is not a passing one. At SCR Clinic, we know the difference between someone who isn’t too fond of the dentist and someone who breaks out in hives at the mention of a check-up.
A trip to the supermarket reveals the huge selection of toothpaste available on the market today. And a supermarket doesn’t even carry the full selection, when you consider large pharmacies and health food shops, the selection grows even more. We all need toothpaste, but which one is best? The choice can be overwhelming at times.
Today, on the SCR Clinic blog, we compare the benefits of a fluoride-based toothpaste with a charcoal-based one.
Cancer is a pretty scary word. No-one likes to hear it and we do our best keep it as far away from us and our loved ones as possible. But there’s no point burying our head in the sand. The Irish Cancer Society estimates that by 2020, which is only next year now, 1 in 2 people in Ireland will receive a cancer diagnosis at some point during their lives. That’s pretty shocking. However, it doesn’t need to be all bad. The vast majority of cancers have good outcomes when they are identified and treated early.
Welcome to our March post, the seasons are starting to turn – we hope! Even just yesterday you could see young and old alike out making the best of the bright evening as the days get a little bit longer. This is a time of year where many of us are fed up of being cooped up in the house and are eager to get out into the air and enjoy being active.
This month, on the SCR Clinic blog, we wanted to share a little bit about our own story and how we’ve grown into the practice we are today.
Welcome back to our blog – and Happy New Year! Although it’s a bright morning outside as I write this post, only a short time earlier there was frost everywhere and you could see your breath as soon as you stepped outside. Today, let’s talk about your skin – and more importantly, how you can combat the effects of winter on it!
Did you know that under the Treatment Benefit Scheme you may be entitled to a free dental check up on an annual basis? Yes, you might say, that’s not news. But what you might not know is that this benefit works from January to December in any given year. So, if you haven’t availed of your free treatment in 2018, you only have a few weeks left to book your check-up.
