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How to take care of your teeth and gums

Tuesday 15th December 2015

Medical News Today

Taking good care of your teeth and gums is an important part of maintaining overall good health. Poor oral health is significantly associated with major chronic diseases and can cause disability and contribute to low self-esteem. Proper oral care does not require excessive time or expensive tools. Avoiding simple sugars, and implementing daily gentle tooth brushing and flossing is the basic foundation for good teeth and gum care. Additionally, no smoking, drinking plenty of water, and getting regular dental cleanings and checkups are needed to keep gums healthy and teeth cavity free. For the full article from MNT, click here 

If you are worried about your dental health or gum disease, then book a free consultation at our Finchley Road dental clinic, NW3. Our friendly and highly skilled dentists are here to help you understand your ongoing dental health options.

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Posted by Bright Smile Clinic at 16:32

Medical News Today

A new study clarifies the microbiology underlying the well-established link between gum disease and heart disease by identifying the effect of a bacterium common to both conditions. The study, from Orebro University in Sweden, is published in the journal Infection and Immunity. It surrounds the activity of a bacterium called Porphyromonas gingivalis, a well-known culprit in the development of periodontitis - a serious gum infection that damages the soft tissue that surrounds the teeth and attacks the bone that supports them. To read the full article click here

If you are worried about your dental health or gum disease, then book a free consultation at our clinic on Finchley Road, NW3). Our friendly and highly skilled dentists are here to help you understand your ongoing dental health options.

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Posted by Bright Smile Clinic at 14:08

Before & After pictures of full mouth reconstruction, smile enhancement & cosmetic dentistry carried out at our Finchley Road, NW3 Dental Practice

Before & After photos of dental and cosmetic work carried out by the principal dentist Dr. Massoudi at our dental clinic in NW3, Finchley Road, Swiss Cottage area, are now available for vewing on our website.

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Posted by Bright Smile Clinic at 18:54

Medical News Today

Most of us are aware that poor dental hygiene can lead to tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath - but not brushing your teeth could also have consequences for more serious illnesses.

Medical News Today has dedicated a spotlight feature, to coincide with National Dental Hygiene Month, which peers beneath the plaque to investigate what other - perhaps unexpected - health conditions are affected by poor dental health. To read the full article click here

If you are worried about your dental health or gum disease, then book a free consultation at our NW3 (Finchley Road) dental clinic. Our friendly and highly skilled dentists and cosmetic consultant are here to help you understand your ongoing dental health options.

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Posted by Bright Smile Clinic at 11:32

Medical News Today

New research published in the Journal of Leukocyte Biology suggests that modulation of B cells may effectively treat and/or prevent the symptoms of type 2 diabetes and periodontitis simultaneously. Going to the dentist isn't fun for anyone, but for those with periodontal disease related to type 2 diabetes, a new research discovery may have them smiling. In a report appearing in the August 2014 issue of the Journal of Leukocyte Biology, one of the most important blood cells involved in the human immune response, B cells, are shown to promote inflammation and bone loss in type 2 diabetes-associated periodontal disease. These findings support the idea that treatments that manipulate the responses of B cells may treat or prevent this complication. To read the full story click here

If you are worried about your dental health or gum disease, then book a free consultation at our NW3 (Finchley Road) dental clinic. Our friendly and highly skilled dentists and cosmetic consultant are here to help you understand your ongoing dental health options.

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Posted by Bright Smile Clinic at 22:52