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At any given time four out of every five adults suffer from gum disease. Gum disease is never cured, it is only controlled by attention to detail and removal of plaque on a daily basis. However if caught in the early stages it is entirely possible to control the progress of this endemic problem and keep your smile for life.

Horrible Bosses, a film in which three disgruntled and abused employees take matters into their own hands by planning the murder of their bosses, is a brilliantly funny movie; however, I did expect more.

Call it parkophobia, the sweat-inducing feeling that grips drivers as they try in vain to parallel park, often with impatient motorists behind and amused onlookers on the pavement.

Fairy Folk Montessori invited Dr Catherine McKinley, a paediatric dentist to pay a visit and talk to the children about dental health and what to expect when visiting the dentist. Dr McKinley, who has six children herself, has recently opened a practice, limited to children in the Kylemore clinic, Freshford road.

A bright white smile appeals to us all, but how can you achieve it? The starting point is a visit to your dentist. The dentist will access the oral health of your mouth initially. It is important to have healthy teeth and gums to begin with and if there are concerns, those problems should be addressed first prior to any cosmetic treatment.

The Irish Dental Association is urging Irish people to put dental health at the top of their health list this year.

Any new year resolutions? How about whiter teeth and a beautiful smile - whether it’s for a wedding, a job interview, or if you simply want to look your best for 2011 - A-Star Smile is your professional teeth whitening solution.

Irish dentists have warned that they are encountering more and more cases of teeth grinding among their patients.

With Christmas Day fast approaching and very little to report from the playing fields I though it would be an opportune time to recommend a few stocking fillers for the GAA nut in your life.

Galway dentists have grouped together with the support of Biomet 3I to promote a health awareness campaign for implant supported “overdentures” to help people with loose bottom dentures.