Category: Dental Disorders
Feeling dry mouth in London?
You might have experienced the feeling of dryness of mouth at least one time or other, which is quite natural while playing outside or during outdoor activities that is quenched easily by sipping some liquids. But when it becomes a continuous sensation affecting the quality of life, it requires our…
READ ARTICLEDoes your favorite London dish make you wince?
Actually dentine hypersensitivity. Women of age group 20-40 are more prone to this condition, and pregnant women are at higher risk. Tooth has three major layers from inner to out, which are pulp, dentine, and enamel. Enamel is the outer covering of the tooth, which is the toughest part of…
READ ARTICLEAn Airy smile for London kids
Most children fear to go to their dentist for regular checkups, especially when they require some dental procedures. The environment produced by the unpleasant sound and the memories of pain they had to endure in the past are the factors causing this phobia. Now, by the arrival of a pain-free…
READ ARTICLEOvercoming Dental anxiety in London
Dental anxiety is an irrational fear of going to the dentist, and it is easy to see why so many people are afraid of a simple dental visit. For one thing, your local London dentist is working in an area that is in your face, an area where most people…
READ ARTICLE“Grinding mills” of London
Most parents in London could have heard their kids grinding their teeth during sleep. Some people grind/clench their teeth when they get anger or stress. That is quite normal. But this tooth grinding action can be with or without their knowledge. The Medical term for teeth grinding is bruxism. Teeth…
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