Month: September 2008
Teeth Whitening Methods in London
When you see all of the teeth whitening products on the market today, no wonder why you are confused! Discussing teeth whitening with your dentist can lead you and your dentist to choose the correct product and procedure for your teeth whitening needs. When visiting London, the dentist should be…
READ ARTICLESucrose Substitutes: A London Dentist Gives Advise
Your London dentist can help you pick the best sugar substitute. The polyol class of sugar substitutes contain the smallest amount of acidity. These include xylitol, sorbitol, and mannitol. Xylitol is a polyol that has the same sweet taste as sugar, but is not fermentable by the bacteria that causes…
READ ARTICLELondon’s Clinic Emergency Tips for Injured Teeth
London dentist promotes that you should know what to do in the event that you or your child chips a tooth or teeth or knocks a tooth or teeth out. First and foremost, you should have the telephone number of your London dentist available to you at all times. Write…
READ ARTICLEDenture Adhesives: A London Dentist Offers Information
In London, a dentist can give you advice on denture adhesives. A denture adhesive can possibly be contemplated when the following situations arise for the denture wearer. These situations are: (a) to improve your happiness with a correctly fabricated denture, as denture adhesives will augment the hold, constancy, biting power,…
READ ARTICLEDental Crowns by London-Based Dentists
Dental crowns, also referred to as “dental or tooth caps,” envelop the visible section of the tooth that lies above the gum line, and may even be extended slightly below the gum line, depending on the extent of the dental decay and/or support required by the affected tooth. A London-based…
READ ARTICLELondon Dentist Explains Dental Calculus
In London, your dentist will properly care for your dental needs to prevent calculus from forming on your teeth. Some dental plaques mature into dental calculus. Some people do not form calculus, others form only moderate amounts, and still others form heavy amounts. Before supragingival plaque (above the gums) mineralizes…
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