Our oral health is connected to our overall health and a growing number of studies has proven the relationship between the two. A recent study from the University of Michigan Medical and Dental Schools reveals that poor oral health may worsen inflammatory bowel disease or IBD, an umbrella term used to describe chronic inflammation of the digestive … Read more
7th June 2020, Dubai, UAE: The Dental Studio Group is pleased to make a formal announcement that they have acquired the British Dental Clinic, a multispeciality dental practice located in Al Wasl Road, Umm Suqeim, Dubai. “The British Dental Clinic was established in 1996 and it has already made its name in the region,” said Dr. Jaco … Read more
Around the globe, the World No Tobacco Day is celebrated every 31st of May. This year’s global campaign is extra special because it serves to educate and arm our youth with knowledge that enables them to make informed decisions about their health. The tobacco industry has deliberately used strategic tactics to attract a new generation … Read more
To Our Valued Patients, We hope this finds you and your family in good health. As a community, we have all been through a lot over the last few months, and we are very happy to tell you that we are now able to resume our normal operations and we can’t wait to see all … Read more
A virtual dental consultation is a convenient and safe way to get access to a dentist without leaving your home. What can you expect from a virtual co…
A dental emergency can be really scary, even more so when it involves our little ones. Here are tips on how to respond to children’s dental emergencie…
Do you need to see a dentist for urgent dental care, but you’ve got questions regarding the COVID-19 situation and your safety?
I’m writing to you to give you an update on Dental Studio’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak. – Dr. Jaco Smith, Group Medical Director, Dental Studio…
Today on World Oral Health Day, we are encouraged to make a pledge to look after our own oral health and inspire others to do the same.
Our mouths need saliva to work properly. People with dry mouth or xerostamia are more prone to tooth decay and bad breath.
