Gum disease (Periodontitis) is a more severe form of gum disease that destroys the tissues supporting the teeth and associated bone in the jaws, leading ultimately to tooth loss....
We all have that lovely dentist who takes great care of our precious smile and makes us feel very relaxed and comfortable. A very familiar place that most of us visit at least twice a year and makes us fully entrust our loyalty....
Invisalign is a fantastic, computer software-based system for moving teeth that works very well for many patients. Invisalign uses the very latest computers and artificial intelligence to create fantastic results. From a patient’s perspective, there are only three things that are required for success....
One of consequences of the COVID19 restrictions on movement is a huge boom in patients seeking orthodontic treatment. The reasons are varied and I can certainly attest to the fact that I am going to start orthodontic treatment...
Braces are a common orthodontic option used to straighten teeth for people who have crooked teeth or a misaligned bite. They apply gentle pressure to the teeth on a continuous basis, which will eventually shift them into a more even alignment....
Nothing looks, feels and functions like your natural teeth and with the right care, your smile could last a lifetime. Sometimes problems like decay disease, or injury may occur which can make your teeth more susceptible and can lead to serious dental problems....
This startling study is yet more evidence that gum disease is directly linked to other serious health issues. A new study by the Oral Health Foundation published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention has found that older...
As professionals we are often faced with challenging decisions within our day-to-day practice; How can I treat this patient effectively for their periodontal disease? Does this patient need specialist periodontal treatment? Should this too be extracted and replaced with a dental implant? what are the implications of not referring?...
Gum disease, the primary cause of tooth loss, affects up to 50 per cent of the population with often irreversible consequences. Early signs of infection are swollen or bleeding gums, bad breath and sensitivity. Known as gingivitis, if caught early the condition is easily treated with professional cleaning....
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