Periodontal therapy helps patients with Type 2 diabetes

Type 2 diabetes is truly a difficult medical condition to manage. The disease affects so many organs in the body and the mouth and gums are not spared. If there

Premature birth and Periodontal disease

As a Preventive Care dental practice, we are focused on the risk assessment of every patient. Each one is different and so the risk assessment is tailor-made to the individual’s

The health effects of Periodontal disease

There is now a significant body of research to link Gum disease and inflammatory processes to a number of major health conditions. Whilst in-depth research is under way, the consensus

Keep an eye on all Wisdom teeth

We humans have and will continue to evolve. Like our appendix, wisdom teeth constantly pose potential problems as our jaws reduce in size through evolution. By the age of 12,

Good Dentistry starts with a happy dentist

Every dentist starts his career hearing the same opening lines “No offense Dr, but I hate dentists” and we grow into harbouring thoughts of maybe doing something else – golf,

Do I really need to replace amalgam fillings

As I am a dentist from 1978 gives me the benefit of experiencing first hand, the “Changing Face of Dentistry”. I had earlier practiced dental care with the conviction that