Flossing can be difficult to do and also can be difficult to fit in to your routine. So how do you fit in something as essential as this well there are a number of ways to clean in those hard to reach places and interproximal brushes and waterpicks (a device which sends a jet of water in between the teeth?)
Lifestyle dental we have a very professional hygienist and therapist (Jade Gray) who can advice you and develop a oral hygiene regime to suit your needs around your timescale and around your life After all having a set of teeth should not get in the way of your lifestyle
Are concerned about loosing teeth?
The biggest cause of tooth loss among adults in the UK is gum disease. Early
signs of this common condition can include sore, swollen or bleeding gums and
bad breath. If left untreated, it can eventually lead to tooth loss.
Gum disease can be avoided or controlled by following a good daily oral
healthcare routine. This includes brushing your teeth twice a day, especially at
bedtime, and cleaning between the teeth and under the gumline.
Hygiene appointments play a key role in combating the disease. During your
appointment we remove any plaque – a constantly forming, sticky layer of bacteria
that irritates your gums and leads to infection. We also polish your teeth, making it
more difficult for the plaque to stick to them.
At lifestyle dental we have st up the fresh breath clinic and Jade can take care of all your dental hygiene and tailor a programme to make sure you keep your teeth.
So if your concerned about your teeth if they are loose then give us a call on 01771 717316
We recently purchased laser to help with dental procedures at Lifestyle dental. This can help in many forms of dental treatment giving you a pain free experience and as it has multiple settings can be used for whitening the teeth, correcting the gum anatomy prior to veneers and also treating gum disease. So if you would like to know more then please give us a call on 01772 717316
Did you know that a healthy mouth means a healthy body…a healthy heart…even a healthy sex life? It’s true! And just by changing certain habits related to oral hygiene you can improve the health of your mouth and teeth and lessen your risk for a whole host of illnesses.
“You cannot be healthy with an unhealthy mouth any more than one can be healthy with an infected foot,” says Richard H. Price, DMD, spokesperson for the American Dental Association and a former clinical instructor at the Boston University Dental School.
He’s absolutely right.
Researchers at the ADA have found that periodontitis (the advanced form of periodontal disease that can cause tooth loss) is linked with health problems, such as cardiovascular disease. It appears that bacteria in the mouth may cause inflammation throughout the body, including the arteries. Gingivitis (oral inflammation due to bacteria) may also play a role in clogged arteries and blood clots, possibly increasing your risk of a heart attack or stroke.
so if you would like to know more about your dental health then give us a call on 01772 717316 or email info@lifestyledental.co.uk for your free consultation
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frost and having to clean the frost of your car in the morning and also having to buy antifreeze
It can of course bring about sensitive teeth as the cold air can set off sensitivity in the teeth usually there is an underlying problem if this is the case.
If you are experiencing sensitivity then there are a number of ways to get relief from the pain.
tooth pastes and applications are available which can reduce and in some cases totally eliminate the problem and this can be a very simple straight forward process.
if your suffering then please get in touch 01772 717316 or email info@lifestyledental.co.uk
Gum Disease (also know as periodontitis) is a major cause of early tooth loss.It is an inflammatory condition that affects your tissues surrounding a tooth.These are the structures that help support the teeth and hold them in place.
What causes Gum disease?
Plaque bacteria are present within your mouth, and this is why you should brush your teeth to remove these deposits to prevent the bacteria from forming cavities or producing bad breath.However, what you may not be aware of is how destructive this bacteria is to the health of the gums.
Without effect cleaning the bacteria are able to colonise and form pockets within the gums. These bacteria produce toxins which lead to periodontal breakdown.
Therefore the bacteria destroy the supporting structures, including connective tissue and bone.
How Do I know if I have got Gum Disease?
Some of the signs may include:
Bleeding gums during tooth brushing
Sensitive or red inflamed gums which can ruin a smile
Bad Breath which can cause you embarrassment and problems.
Loose teeth or teeth which have moved causing gaps between the teeth
These are just some of the signs that may be apparent to you.
However, by visiting your dental professional regularly gum disease can be detected by thorough examination of the gum tissues and using radiographs to detect any changes in bone levels.
How Do I Keep my smile and stop Gum Disease?
By having regular visits with your Dentist and Dental Hygienist you will have your teeth professionally cleaned and an individualised oral hygiene regime tailored to your needs, to help keep your mouth healthy. Now to take some advice and have a free 20 minute Dental health check to asses how healthly your teeth are please call 01772 717316
Are you suffering health problems due to bad oral health ?
The importance of oral health and oral hygiene is always been at the forefront in the mind of all dentists. Now the link between oral health and gum disease and also the impact of poor oral health on the body and associated dieases is getting stronger.
A strong connection between periodontal disease and cardiovascular disease (CVD) has been suggested in recent clinical studies. As many as 75 percent of adults in the United States have been affected by periodontal disease.
So if you would like to know more then click here to find out or call 01772 717316 and book an examination.
