Tag: Gum disease
London Dental Clinic Offers Help For Gum Disease
The majority of adults in London have some form a gum disease (gingivitis). Gum disease occurs when bacteria, their end-products, and dental plaque, create inflammation in the gums that are not defendable by the body’s immune reaction. Signs of gingivitis include; gum swelling, redness, temperature, bleeding and/or visible pus…
READ ARTICLEDental Examinations Performed in London
In London, a good complete dental exam will identify the factors that can contribute to oral health problems. A complete exam must be performed in order to decide upon the appropriate treatment plan for a patient. If anything is overlooked, it can result in future oral health complications, such as…
READ ARTICLELondon Dentist Talks about Sports Accidents
Sport accidents happen, but are you prepared? Participating in sports may lead to unexpected injuries, especially physical-type sports. You should make sure that you see your London dentist to be fitted with the appropriate mouth guard to try to prevent injuries to your mouth. The London Dental Clinic will fabricate…
READ ARTICLEDental Hygiene in London
The dental hygienist is a very integral part of the London treatment team. They help you to keep your mouth healthy. They are specially trained to clean your gums, and guide you in the prevention of dental caries and gum disease. Proper oral hygiene is the foundation of keeping your…
READ ARTICLECause and Treatment for Gum Disease – London Therapy
Gum disease is as prevalent in London, as it in the U.S. Gum disease, or gingivitis, happens when bacteria and dental plaque create an inflammatory response in the gums that cannot be protected by the body’s personal immune reaction. Clinical symptoms of gum disease consist of localized redness, swelling, bleeding,…
READ ARTICLELondon Dentist Advises on Herbal Oral Care Remedies
London dentists advise that several herbal remedies help with oral care. Tea Tree Oil (melaleuca alternifolia), bloodroot, and propolis extract will be discussed. Tea tree oil (melaleuca alternifolia) has been found to have antiseptic, fungicide and bactericide effects. Its efficiency against oral bacteria has been reported, and it has also…
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