Bone loss can occur for a number of reasons, such as following a tooth extraction, through gum disease (periodontitis), or natural bone shrinkage over time. When the jawbone becomes too thin or too soft, it may not be able to securely support a dental implant or even maintain the natural structure of your face.
Bone grafting helps to rebuild lost bone, providing the strength and density needed for implant placement and long-term dental health.
As Principal Dentist at tooth dental care in Waterloo, London, I often see patients who don’t realise just how much damage teeth grinding, also called bruxism, can cause. Many people grind their teeth in their sleep without even knowing it, while others clench their jaws during the day when stressed or concentrating. Grinding your teeth can have serious long-term effects on your oral health. In this blog, I’ll explain the risks, the warning signs to look out for, and the treatments available to protect your smile.
For many children, visiting the dentist can feel overwhelming. At tooth dental care in Waterloo, London, we understand that children’s dental experiences can shape their attitudes to oral health for life. A gentle, positive approach can help children overcome fear of the dentist and grow up feeling confident about looking after their teeth.
In this blog, I’ll share some practical tips for parents on preparing their children for dental visits and ensuring these appointments are as stress-free as possible.
