Month: September 2008
London Dentist Explains Several Problems that Exacerbate TMJ Dysfunction
Teeth problems have been associated with TMJ dysfunction. These problems can be treated in the London Dental Clinic. Loose and mobile teeth are usually due to resorption or damage of the surrounding oral bone by excessive lateral influences on the teeth. Tooth movement may cause the jaw to close down…
READ ARTICLETMJ Treatment in London Dental Clinic: Preliminary Information
If you are experiencing temporomandibular joint dysfunction syndrome (TMJD), you can get help at the London Dental Clinic. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is associated with a number of conditions known as TMJD(s), and refers to a complicated and misunderstood group of conditions that involve pain in the TMJ area, its…
READ ARTICLEYour Tooth Sensitivity Can Be Treated in London
Tooth sensitivity is tooth pain that can be caused by the following sensations on your tooth or teeth, these are; excessive heat, cold, sweets or sour foods and drinks. Even breathing cold air or touching your tooth or teeth in the wrong area, may produce this sensitivity. The ache felt…
READ ARTICLEPorcelain Veneers Dramatically Improves Your Smile at a London dentist
Porcelain veneers are being widely used by London-based dentists and have been available for many years throughout the world. Teeth that are uneven, discoloured, worn and/or damaged may be corrected with the use of porcelain veneers. Porcelain veneers, also referred to as dental veneers and laminates, are thin porcelain coverings…
READ ARTICLELondon Dentist Advises on Herbal Oral Care Remedies
London dentists advise that several herbal remedies help with oral care. Tea Tree Oil (melaleuca alternifolia), bloodroot, and propolis extract will be discussed. Tea tree oil (melaleuca alternifolia) has been found to have antiseptic, fungicide and bactericide effects. Its efficiency against oral bacteria has been reported, and it has also…
READ ARTICLELondon Dentists Explain Gum Disease Treatment
In London, the standard of care for the treatment of gingivitis and periodontal disease includes: 1) removal of bacteria (i.e., the source of inflammation) by mechanical cleaning; 2) providing and training patients to maintain optimal oral hygiene; 3) dietary evaluation and nutritional counseling and/or supplementation; 4) maintenance and optimization of…
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