Grin and bear it: your smile is something that’s universally recognized as a symbol of happiness, regardless of where you live or the language you speak. Not only is your smile an indication of your demeanor, but it can affect those around you, too. Have you ever tried smiling at a stranger? It’s completely contagious — try it!
Read More ➞How To Take The Perfect Selfie #NoFillings
Natural light is your best friend, so if you’re inside, stand near a window and away from any harsh yellow artificial lighting (looking at you, changing room lights). If you can’t find natural light and need to use the flash, here’s a Kardashian approved trick: hold a white piece of paper or a napkin near your face to offset the glare. If you’re outside, embrace a grey day!
Read More ➞So, You’re Getting a Cavity Filled…
First things first – don’t panic! 90% of the population have cavities, so a filling is a very common procedure. We’re going to walk you through the steps so you know exactly what you’re in for – because (as they say) the best defense is a good offence.
Read More ➞April is also Oral Cancer Awareness Month
We’ve been celebrating Oral Health Month but there’s an illness we think it’s important to focus on this April – Oral Cancer.
So what signs and symptoms should you be on the lookout for?
Read More ➞Oral Health Month
April is Oral Health Month and we think it’s the perfect time to take stock of your overall dental health and to create some attainable goals for yourself moving forward.
Read More ➞A Day in the Life at Archer Dental
Ever wondered what goes on at Archer Dental outside of your appointment? Here are some highlights from our Archer Dental instagram account (where we aim to give you a firsthand look at what life is really like in our dental offices).
Read More ➞‘Spring Cleaning’ For Your Oral Health
With Spring only a couple of weeks away, we think it’s the perfect time for you to give your oral hygiene routine a thorough make over!
Read More ➞The Real Meaning of Oral Health
For most people, the term oral health probably means ‘brushing your teeth’, ‘flossing’, and ‘going to the dentist.’ That definition of oral health isn’t wrong, necessarily, it’s just not complete.
Read More ➞Dental New Years Resolutions that Everyone Should Stick To
Whether you’re a believer in new years resolutions or not, there are a few things that everyone should be focusing on this year in regards to their oral health
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