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Galway Dentists can offer you that brighter smile that you deserve. Not only do whiter teeth help people feel more confident in their smile, white teeth project good oral health and a youthful appearance.

This month will see some of the highest tides Galway has experienced in the last 18 years, with measures being put in place to deal with flooding around the Spanish Arch area of the city.

If the thought of metal braces fill you with dread, then invisalign clearbraces could be the perfect solution for you.

As a specialist orthodontist, Dr Jarlath Durkan at Shannon Orthodontics provides a full range of orthodontic treatment options. They provide all types of orthodontic treatment: fixed braces, clear braces, Invisalign, and Incognito (hidden braces). They treat patients of all ages and promise a happy and pleasing smile that, if looked after, will be with you forever.

As a specialist orthodontist, Dr Jarlath Durkan at Shannon Orthodontics provides a full range of orthodontic treatment options. They provide all types of orthodontic treatment: fixed braces, clear braces, Invisalign, and Incognito (hidden braces). They treat patients of all ages and promise a happy and pleasing smile that, if looked after, will be with you forever.

Ortho Point is a specialist orthodontic clinic located at the Dublin end of Mullingar town. All patients at Ortho Point Orthodontic Clinic can avail of discreet braces, which are either fixed (ceramic or lingual) or removable (clear pull-down vacuum formed braces).

The Clearbraces group comprises eight dental practices across Ireland that are the primary suppliers of Invisalign orthodontic therapy.

Quay Dental – located on Walshes Terrace, Woodquay in Galway city – is celebrating their first birthday on Saturday, September 14 by offering free dental consultations to children under 12 throughout the day.

A healthy bright smile is one of the first things someone notices about the opposite sex.

It is now compulsory for all people participating in contact sports to wear mouth guards/sports gum shields in both training and games. Some injuries to teeth from a clash of heads or a stray elbow can be quite horrific, with teeth broken, displaced, or completely knocked out. The majority of traumatic dental injuries occur to the upper front teeth in adults and children. A newly released dental document finds: “The use of properly fitting mouth guard can reduce the incidence of injuries to the teeth and surrounding tissues. A mouth guard should fit properly, adequately cover the teeth, and stay in position during impact.”