A small cavity may not seem urgent, especially if it is not causing pain. However, untreated tooth decay can quickly worsen beneath the surface, leading to infections, larger fillings, root canals, severe toothache, and even tooth loss. Treating a cavity early is usually faster, less invasive, and far less expensive than waiting until symptoms become severe. Learn more in Dr. Anna’s latest blog.
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.
As Principal Dentist at tooth, I see an ever increasing amount of patients presenting with tooth wear, and so do my team of amazing Dentists at tooth. This is where the surfaces of the teeth are wearing down and in some cases so badly that it exposes the dentine (the middle, softer part of the tooth).
