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Central London Dental Clinic Provides Treatment for Irregular Teeth
Your Central London dentist says that “your face is the first thing the people look at when they meeting you. Having a beautiful smile improves the way people view you when meeting you for the first time, and also thereafter. If you have irregular teeth, you may be viewed differently…
READ ARTICLEHelp for Discoloured Teeth in City of London
Tooth discolouration can be caused by many different effects, from tooth injury to genetics. There are many different cosmetic procedures available at the City of London Dental Clinic. Your and the dentist will choose what the best cosmetic treatment option is best for your discoloured teeth. You may even have…
READ ARTICLETooth Pain Treated by Central London Dentist
Your Central London dentist can help you with tooth pain when it occurs. This tooth pain can occur as a result of years of neglect, or can occur due to pulpal injury. Pulpal injury to the tooth usually occurs when a cavity becomes too deep and the tooth has not…
READ ARTICLEBaby Bottle Tooth Decay Advice from City of London Dentist
Your City of London dentist says that, “putting your baby or very young child to bed with almost any liquid but water can result in baby bottle tooth decay (BBTD).” BBTD can be caused by almost any liquid but water. It can result from having your baby fall asleep sucking…
READ ARTICLELondon dentist talks about Oral Piercing
Oral piercing has become a fad over the years. However, this fad has resulted in many problems that may make one seek emergency dental or medical care after the piercings. Here, your London dentist explains some problems. For example, several commonly occurring problems following oral piercing includes, but are not…
READ ARTICLEAdvice from your Central London Dentist about Brushing Your Teeth Right after You Drink Soda
People brush their teeth to keep them in good shape and clean. However, if you brush your teeth immediately after soda consumption may accelerate the damage to your teeth rather than help preserve them. This is most likely due to the damaging effect that the soda’s acid has on tooth…
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