Windermere Dental Practice Ltd – Best Dental Clinic in Cumbria provides high-quality modern dentistry for all the family in comfortable surroundings. We base all our treatment plans on the principle that teeth can be saved. The practice is committed to setting and maintaining high standards in clinical and non-clinical areas of our practice.
Denplan in Brief
For an affordable monthly payment you receive all the necessary care from your dentist to help you maintain a healthy mouth for life.
Regular consultations and examinations
Advice and preventive care including all hygienist visits
All treatment normally carried out in a general dental practice
Worldwide insurance cover for dental accidents and emergency treatment
24 hour worldwide helpline
Denplan for children is a similar programme for children whose parents or guardians wish to enroll them on. The scheme follows similar monthly payments but with a reduction according to their age.
Plans for Children from Denplan is designed to allow us to provide the most appropriate dental care programme for your child. It runs parallel to the adult scheme providing all the advantages of Denplan. We aim to stop problems before they arise as well as provide prompt treatment when necessary.
As Dentists we always worry about sugars causing decay, in this article we can see how Dentists also worry about acid in food and drinks eroding teeth
As an aside I also worry about well meaning overzealous tooth brushing, something I have personally fallen victim to. If your toothbrush is wearing out very quickly and not lasting as long as your partners (as is my case) you are probably using too much pressure. It may not feel as effective as giving them a good scrub but we should brush gently and gentle brushing is enough to keep the teeth clean.
Fresh unsweetened fruit juice contains free sugars because the juicing process releases the fructose, sucrose and glucose from the whole fruit. The free sugars of unsweetened fruit juice may amount to as much as a standard soft drink, therefore it is potentially cariogenic. Frequent exposure to the sugars and acids present when fruit is juiced can lead to tooth decay and dental erosion. Despite this, fruit and vegetable juice contains beneficial vitamins and minerals and current guidance recommends one glass (150 ml) of unsweetened fruit or vegetable juice per day as part of your ‘5 A Day’.