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Looking out for Dental Cavities in Central London
There are a lot of factors that cause dental caries, but if you watch out for the pitfalls in central London, you can avoid having to have fillings or even worse, root canals. Cavities are caused by the build up of plaque bacteria settling on and around the teeth. Ensuring…
READ ARTICLEPrevent dental cavities with check up at Central London dentist
Dental cavities, also known as dental caries, are caused by a bacteria-rich substance called plaque. Most of us know the name plaque from dental adverts for toothpaste and dental floss but few people actually know what it does. Plaque is a filmy substance that is very sticky. It is made…
READ ARTICLEGet Rid of Dental Carries with the Help of Your London Dentist
At times regular brushing is not enough to ensure that your teeth are problem free. There have been several cases among London dentists wherein their patients claim to brush and floss their teeth on a regular basis but still are afflicted with dental problems. Dental carries are one among the…
READ ARTICLEGet Fluorosis Treatment and Advice from Your Central London Dentist
Dental fluorosis is the result of a high consumption of fluorides during tooth development. This occurs in some areas of the world where the fluoride levels in the soil and drinking water are very high. The result is teeth that are hypomineralized, porous, brittle, and hypocalcified. In some cases, these…
READ ARTICLETreatment and Prevention of Tooth Decay in London
Dental caries, otherwise known as tooth decay, is actually a disease which involves the destruction of tooth structure by bacteria. Throughout the history of mankind, tooth decay has always been considered a serious dental problem. This is probably why regular check up by your London dentist is required to protect…
READ ARTICLEDental Sealants at the City of London Dental Clinic
When you bring your child or adolescent to the City of London Dental Clinic, your dentist will speak to you about tooth sealants. These are placed on the biting surfaces of your child’s and adolescent’s molars and premolars. Tooth sealants are white or clear plastic coatings that are placed on…
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