Category: Gum disease
Bleeding gums examined by Central London dentist
Looking after the health of your teeth and gums is very important. This is true, not only because this will keep your teeth and gums looking healthy but also because a healthy mouth is a good indicator of your overall health and any oral problems could be the result or…
READ ARTICLECatch gum disease before it becomes a serious issue at Central London dentist
Gum disease is the most common form of dental health problem. It is estimated that three quarters of adults in the UK will suffer from gum disease at some stage in their life. For some this might just be a case of mild gingivitis but for others it could be…
READ ARTICLEStop gum disease with preventative dentistry from Central London dentist
Prevention is better than cure. This is especially true when it comes to looking after your teeth. Dental problems can be particularly nasty and unpleasant, as well as costing you a lot of money to treat, but for the most part they are completely avoidable with better dental care. Better…
READ ARTICLEEarly treatment from London dentist helps patient to cure periodontal disease
Recent evidence suggest that periodontal disease, also known as gingivitis or gum disease, has strong links with heart disease and even fatal heart attacks. Infections that begin in the gums can enter the bloodstream causing a chemical reaction that causes the arteries around the heart to narrow. This is very…
READ ARTICLECity of London dentist prevents gum disease by keeping your teeth healthy
It sounds fairly obvious to say it, but having healthy gums usually means having healthy teeth. Maintaining a good standard of oral hygiene at all times is the key to avoiding nasty and painful oral conditions such as dental decay and gum disease. Most patients who have healthy gums also…
READ ARTICLECentral London dentists help you to understand the importance of daily oral hygiene
Nearly 9 out of 10 adults suffer from gum disease at some stage in their life, which means it is very important to look after your teeth properly. Dentists always recommend that you brush and floss twice a day, every day and have check up appointments every six months. But…
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