Category: Dental Decay
The ongoing fight against Tooth Decay in Central London
Tooth decay in central London is the direct result of poor oral hygiene. In the average diet, the foods will consist of carbohydrates and sugar at some point but it’s vital that they are removed from the surface of the tooth, otherwise, the bacteria and acids that emanate from such…
READ ARTICLECentral London dentists tell patients that dental cavities can be successfully avoided with the right care
There are many potential causes of dental cavities but just one course of action if you want to avoid them in the first place. Dental cavities can be painful and inconvenient but by taking the right steps to ensure good oral hygiene you can make sure that you won’t have…
READ ARTICLECity of London dentist warn patients of the dangers associated with untreated abscessed teeth
Abscesses in teeth can occur for a number of reasons. Most commonly teeth become abscessed because of an infection that has penetrated the root of the tooth because of advanced dental decay. Other causes include sever gum disease or the aftermath of a one off trauma that has affected the…
READ ARTICLEGetting treatment for tooth decay treatment in the City of London
The modern world tries to find answers to all questions when it comes to looking after our teeth. For every little problem that arises in the mouth, there is a product designed to help you fight it. Toothpastes, brushes and mouthwashes are designed to keep at bay the biggest peril…
READ ARTICLETooth decay and how to treat it with Central London dentists
With a diligent routine of home care for your mouth, dental decay should not be something that will need to concern you in your life. But sometimes your standards can slip because of a difficult personal time, or general health issues. Dental decay then becomes something that has to be…
READ ARTICLELooking 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…
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