Braintree Dental Centre

10/11/2025

💙 November is Mouth Cancer Action Month

Early detection saves lives — and checking your mouth takes just two minutes.
Look out for anything unusual such as:
• Ulcers that don’t heal within 3 weeks
• Lumps, swelling or red/white patches
• Persistent soreness or changes when you eat or speak

If you notice something that doesn’t feel right, please don’t ignore it.
Book a dental check-up — we’re here to help and early diagnosis makes all the difference.

01/10/2025

🦷🪥October is Dental Hygiene Month🥳🎉

The perfect reminder to look after your gums as well as your teeth.

Our hygienists remove stubborn plaque and tartar, spot early signs of gum disease, and help you keep your smile healthy for life.

📞🗓️Book a visit and show your smile some love.

12/09/2025

📚 September is in full swing.
School routines are settling, and it’s the perfect time to reset your family’s smile routine too. 🦷✨

We’ll be sharing easy dental health tips all through the season and next month we’ll be celebrating National Dental Hygiene Month with even more ways to keep your smile bright this autumn. 🍂

📞 01376 321 061 | 📍 9C Coggeshall Road, Braintree

18/07/2025

Snack smart. Smile more.
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We’re keeping it simple this summer with teeth-friendly snack ideas and easy habits that help.

01/07/2025

Water is your smile’s best friend this summer 💧
Stay hydrated, protect your enamel, and keep your teeth happy.

20/06/2025

🦷☀️ Summer is here! Make sure your smile stays healthy all season with these simple tips.
👉 Save and share with friends and family!

13/06/2025

That’s a wrap on Smile Month! 🦷
Thanks to everyone who joined us—keep brushing, keep smiling, and don’t forget: a healthy mouth is always in style! 😁✨

09/06/2025

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Discover how drinking water supports oral health by helping to prevent tooth decay and reducing bad breath.

https://youtu.be/3KvWaXcJDdM

02/06/2025

19/05/2025

💜 Dementia Action Week💜

This week, we’re helping shine a light on an often-overlooked part of dementia care — oral health.

As memory and routine become harder to manage, so can daily brushing, dental visits, or recognising mouth discomfort. But with the right support, people living with dementia can keep their smiles healthy and comfortable.

🪥 If you care for someone with dementia and need advice on supporting their oral care, we’re here to help — gently, simply, and with understanding.

Because every smile matters. 💙

12/05/2025

Mental health and oral health are linked — but nobody talks about it.

When you're feeling low or overwhelmed, brushing, eating well, and keeping routines can feel like too much — and that's okay.

Start small:
• Brush once a day
• Rinse your mouth with water after eating
• Keep your toothbrush somewhere you can see it

It doesn't have to be perfect.
Just a little better today than yesterday.

You're not alone — we're here to help when you're ready.