The name “periodontitis” means ‘inflammation around the tooth.” Micro-organisms, such as bacteria, stick to the surface of the tooth and in the pockets surrounding
Along with being associated with heart disease, diabetes, and even increased mortality, obesity is also associated with periodontal disease. The link between gum disease
Pregnancy can lead to dental problems in some women, including gum disease and increased risk of tooth decay. During pregnancy, your increased hormones can
With the country gripped by the outbreak of Coronavirus and many dentists closed until further notice a guide has been published for managing toothache
Whilst your dental practitioner will check your mouth thoroughly at each appointment, spotting mouth cancer in the early stages is very important and you
When either attending your dental check-up or requesting assistance with anomalies that you are unsure about from self-checking, and there is something that causes
Staff undergo ILS training for medical emergencies
Last weekend (Saturday 26th October), our team underwent Immediate Life Support (ILS) Training at the practice. The Resuscitation Council (UK) Immediate Life Support (ILS)
Mark graduates as a Global Scholar in Surgical Leadership
Gosh what a time in Boston, it’s been emotional!! To graduate from Harvard Medical School becoming a Global Scholar in Surgical Leadership is an absolute
