Article Results for Dental Health and Women's Health

As human beings we all have two sets of teeth, the baby set which we get 20 of, start to come through from 6-12 months and usually have all their teeth by the age of 3...... Read full article

Ever been curious about using hypnosis to treat chronic pain? If medications and targeted interventional treatments aren't helping the pain, then hypnosis can offer an alternative. Read more from the British society of clinical and academic hypnosis.... Read full article

​​​​​​​Cosmetic dentistry is increasing in demand, and when it comes to how our teeth look, the brightness and whiteness of our smiles are high up on the list. ... Read full article

Returning to work after maternity leave can be a very difficult transition, especially after your first baby. With extended periods of maternity leave available, it can be up to a year since you had to navigate working life... Read full article

Believe it or not, pelvic floor issues are far more common than you may think. Symptoms can range from urinary frequency /urgency to stress incontinence and significantly impact day-to-day activities. ... Read full article

Across the UK there are approximately 11,826 community pharmacies, all of whom have a dedicated team on hand to help you with your specific health and wellbeing goals, questions and concerns.... Read full article

The subject of pelvic floor health is something we hear a lot about. So, let’s start off by understanding some anatomy and physiology – what is our pelvic floor muscle and where is it? ... Read full article

New research from the University of Cambridge has found that a shortage of GPs in deprived neighbourhoods in England could ‘widen health inequalities.’... Read full article

A recent study presented at the European Association of Urology Congress EAU21 has found that women who experience urinary incontinence were around 66% more likely to be diagnosed with depression and seek medical support for mental health reasons.... Read full article

“I’m scared of the dentist”, “I hate the dentist” and “I avoid going to the dentist” are common phrases that have been heard for the last 100 years. ... Read full article