Month: January 2010
Prevent heart disease with oral hygiene advice from Central London dentist
Your oral hygiene may be more than just an indicator of your dental health, as links have been proven between periodontal disease and a heightened risk or cardiovascular disease. These links have always been suspected but a new study seems to conclusively prove the relationship. The study showed that adults…
READ ARTICLEDental implants fitted by Central London dentist
What are dental implants? Dental implants are small titanium screws fixed directly into the jaw to act as a solid base for an artificial tooth, replacing a tooth that is missing due to dental trauma or decay. They can be used to attach one or more teeth, or in a…
READ ARTICLEFlossing essential according to London dentists
Second only to brushing, flossing is the most important way of keeping your teeth looking and feeling clean and healthy. Brushing alone is unable to remove all the bacteria that builds up in the smallest gaps and spaces in the teeth, so flossing is crucial to thorough dental care. Flossing…
READ ARTICLETreatment for dental emergency at London dentist
A dental emergency is characterised as a sudden injury to the teeth or gums that could put you at risk of further potentially serious damage if not treated immediately. Further serious damage could include increased pain, lasting damage to tooth structure or the need for costly and time-consuming surgery as…
READ ARTICLEImprove your life with bad breath treatment from Central London dentist
Few things are less attractive to members of the opposite sex than bad breath. It seems to signal a complete unawareness and total disregard for personal hygiene. Although, the fact is that we have probably all suffered from bad breath at one time or another. Many people think that bad…
READ ARTICLESix week straightening with Inman aligner from Central London dentist
The Inman aligner is a revolutionary orthodontic straightening device that has the incredible advantage of being able to straighten teeth in only six to sixteen weeks. Considering that some conventional braces can take up to two years of treatment to gain results, this really is a leap forward in straightening…
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