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Gum disease (periodontal disease) is one of the most common infections or diseases in Sutton and around the world. It affects millions of people in the UK. As it often doesn’t cause pain, many people are walking around with the disease for decades without knowing they have it. Gum disease ultimately causes tooth loss, but…
Our baby boy, Krish, has just turned one and has already got lots of his baby teeth through, and having experienced the challenges first hand I thought it would be a good idea, as a Sutton kids dental specialist to write a quick blog post for parents who are in similar positions. Tip 1 -You…
Over the last year, there has been much talk about the high tooth decay rate in children. Major newspapers have reported that it has increased dramatically compared to a decade ago. The number of children needing tooth extractions has risen steadily since 2011 to 2012, according to statistics collated by the Health and Social Care…
Why do wisdom teeth cause pain? Wisdom teeth do not always come out all the way (fully erupt), when there is not enough space in the mouth for them. They partially erupt, which means the gum does not fully seal the tooth, sometimes causing a gum flap. Due to the location, it is often difficult…
1. Avoid fiddling with the area or rinsing on the day of the extraction. The first day is an important day for healing to occur, as its when the blood clot stabilizes. If the blood clot is lost, the socket takes a lot longer to heal (dry socket), and you could be risk of infection.…