Update on face-to-face appointments Following the Government announcement of a second lockdown on the 31st October 2020, we wanted to update you on what this means for dental appointments. First of all, we would like to reassure you that this does not affect healthcare. We are remaining open and will be offering face-to-face dental appointments
Tooth wear is a very common problem in children and adults in the UK. Despite being irreversible, worn teeth are completely treatable and there are plenty of options to help you get back your full smile again. The first sign of tooth wear is often increased sensitivity or your teeth may start to look rough
Bad breath (halitosis) can be an issue for many people, however the good news is that it can be prevented with some simple steps! The most common cause of bad breath is due to a buildup bacteria in your mouth and plaque around your teeth and gums. Using cleaning aids such as floss or interdental
Periodontists specialise in the treatment of gum conditions. Unlike a hygienist or a general dentist, a periodontist is a dentist with further specialist training who can diagnose and treat complex cases of gum disease, recession and other diseases of the supporting tissues. Periodontists are also able to provide surgical treatment options which may be needed
Gingivitis is one of the most common problems that we see as dental professionals, it is an inflammation of the gums caused by bacteria that we naturally have in our mouths. After consuming any form of food or drink, a thin soft film called plaque builds up around the junction between the gums and the
It’s true, we put patient care first….. And now we have the award to prove it! On the 15th December the Team attended the glamorous Private Dentistry Awards at the Westminster Park Plaza Hotel. We were nominated and shortlisted for: Best Referral Practice, Best Patient Care, Best Team, Best Branding & Design and Practice of
TEETH AND BONE ANATOMY Our teeth are kept in place by the surroundinggums and bone. Both of these structures are important for keeping our teeth throughout our lifetime and therefore should be kept very healthy. Our Periodontist, Dimitra Tsarouchi explains all.
