Tag: Bacteria
Caring for your Gums in Central London
One of the main goals of oral hygiene in central London is to ensure that bacteria is not allowed to develop into plaque and tartar around the teeth, for if it does, it can start to infect the gums and lead to tooth decay and loss. Even more serious, if…
READ ARTICLEPatients with bad breath in the City of London seek advice from dentists
There are few things more embarrassing than suffering from bad breath. The worst thing about it is that sometimes you might not even notice. Some people become so used to it that are quite unaware of the fact that their breath does not smell very nice. In gaining an understanding…
READ ARTICLEThe Joys of a Dental Bridge in London
So what is a dental bridge? Well, essentially, it’s a permanent false tooth, designed to fill the space left by the loss of your own tooth and there three basic types on offer, though over time, they have evolved and become a lot more refined as new materials and techniques…
READ ARTICLEThe Downside of Oral Products in London
Most products that we use to keep our mouths healthy in London work wonders, better than ever before. Yet in striving to maintain our oral hygiene, we may be overdoing it and actually doing more damage. If we get the wrong brushes and toothpastes, they can be abrasive and damage…
READ ARTICLECleaning your Teeth whilst wearing braces in Central London
One of the problems behind wearing a fixed brace over a long period of time is maintaining the health of your mouth and keeping it free from bacteria. Anyone who has worn one in central London will tell you that you have to be extra vigilant when cleaning a fixed…
READ ARTICLEBad breath banished from the mouths of grateful patients thanks to City of London dentists
Bad breath is caused by the prevalence of certain bacteria in your mouth. It can be particularly bothersome, especially in social contexts as sufferers worry about the unpleasant smells that are coming from their mouths. Your City of London dentist is an expert in bad breath and he or she…
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