Composite Bonding Ealing Greenford

Repair teeth & improve smiles with Composite Bonding …

A simpler more affordable alternative to crowns and veneers, for repairing damaged teeth. Cosmetic Composite Dental Bonding can also improve the tooth shape and close gaps between teeth.

As well as patients wanting composite bonding Ealing, we also welcome patients from the surrounding areas of West London and Middlesex. With our friendly approach, professional experience and calm environment, at Dentael we endeavour to provide exceptional dental care. If you have a tooth that’s chipped, broken or decayed, or would like cosmetic dentistry to improve the appearance of your smile contact us. Find out how we can help. Book your appointment.

Uses of Composite Bonding ..

Repairing a tooth that has broken due to tooth decay or biting into something hard.

Repairing front teeth that have chipped edges. A teeth grinding habit or erosive foods and drinks can cause the enamel to wear away.  

Improve the smile by closing unsightly gaps between front teeth

Improving the shape of a front tooth that appears smaller or not in align of the adjacent teeth.

“ Excellent service and very informative, helpful staff. ”

At Dentael, we aim to put you at ease so you can relax during your dental treatment. With years of professional experience, our dentist is a long standing member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.. Whatever your dental concerns, we’re here to help you find solutions. We offer composite bonding Ealing, Hounslow, Harrow, Southall, Wembley and beyond. Book your appointment and let us help you.

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Gum Disease Signs & Symptoms

5 simple facts about gum disease …

Even though gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, affects more than 45% of adults in the UK, a lot of people do not realise they have it. In the early stages there may not be obvious signs such as painful or tender gums. Furthermore, the effects of periodontal disease are often underestimated and overlooked by many people. Uncontrolled periodontal disease can lead to tooth loss and other health issues.

Fact 1

Bleeding gums when tooth brushing are often a sign of early gum disease
(gingivitis). Red or swollen gums are also a sign of gingivitis.

Healthy gums should be firm and not bleed when brushing, flossing or touching them.

At the early stage, symptoms can often be reversed  by professional cleaning and improving daily homecare routine.

Fact 2

It is important to clean in between teeth daily to maintain healthy gums. This is usually done by using floss or interdental brushes, as toothbrush bristles do not normally reach between teeth.

Fact 3

Inadequate oral hygiene is not the only way you can get gum disease. Although it is the most common cause of gum disease, there are other risk factors also. These include, smoking, stress, and hormonal changes. Also, some people are prone to gum disease due to genetics.

Fact 4

Periodontal disease is serious. Recent research has shown links between periodontal disease and diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease, and some cancers. It is understood people with gum disease may be more susceptible to other general health problems and vice versa.

Fact 5

Gum disease can be prevented and controlled. The best way to prevent gum disease is regular visits to the dentist for examinations and professional teeth cleanings, along with good daily homecare. at dentael we offer dental hygiene treatments to treat

“ My appointment was very helpful and informative.
The service and hygiene treatment was excellent.
Thank you to the great staff ! ”

Dental Hygiene Appointment with us …

Dental hygiene appointments are with our experienced female Dentist. Our friendly Dental Nurse assists to ensure your comfort throughout your visit. A written treatment plan is provided for dental insurance such as Simplyhealth Benefit from having your teeth professionally cleaned at our nearby modern dental clinic in Perivale, Greenford Ealing near W5 W7 W13. By removing tartar and tooth stains we aim to help you gain a healthy and brighter smile.

Bespoke homecare advice is given to help you take control of your dental health and maintain your smile. You are also given a free prevention pack of toothpastes to take away.

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Reasons why your smile matters …

There’s been many studies over the years that have looked at the benefits of a smile. A single smile can bring many advantages to us, some of which are below.

Attraction

Our smile is often the first feature noticed when we meet someone. Whether it’s a professional or social meeting, we’re often drawn to those people who are smiling.

Mood changing

When we’re feeling down or not so good, a smile can lift our spirits and lighten our mood.

Relieves stress

With our busy lifestyles, it’s all so easy to get stressed. Stress can often be easily recognised on someone’s face. Smiling can be a simple way of relieving stress.

Boosts the immune system

Smiling relaxes us, when we’re relaxed our immune system works better.

Lowers blood pressure

Blood pressure is reduced as a result of being more relaxed when smiling.

A natural pain reliever

When we smile, we release endorphins and serotonin which are natural pain relievers.

Appearance

Smiling lifts the face muscles which makes us look younger.

Confidence

People who smile look more confident. This may also contribute to success in their professional and personal life.

So the next time you’re feeling down or see someone else who’s feeling down … SMILE … it will benefit you both !

“ Professional, comfortable and felt like I was in good hands. ”

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Mouthguard near by for Bruxism

Problems with your jaw? 

Waking up with a stiff or aching jaw may be signs of parafunction, also know as Bruxism. At Dentael, we can provide a mouthguard to help settle symptoms so you’re comfortable. Book your appointment.

 

What is parafunction ?

Parafunction is often used to describe when a person has a habit of clenching or grinding their teeth. It is sometimes referred to as Bruxism. This is very common in the population with many people suffering from it at some time in their lifetime. It ‘s often worse at times of stress, such as exams, change in job or other life pressures. Significant forces can be placed on teeth during these times, putting them at risk.  

What are the symptoms ?

Commonly stiff jaw or aching face when waking in the morning. Many people often clench and grind their teeth unknowingly while they’re asleep. Others may while awake when using the computer or watching television.  The muscles around the face ache and there may be clicking of the jaw joints when opening and closing the mouth and sometimes headaches.

What are the signs ?

Some patients have no pain or tenderness of their face muscles or joints, but there may be signs of chipped or worn teeth. Teeth with underlying gum disease may loosen further due to the strong biting forces placed on them.

How can it be treated ?

Parafunction often has multiple causes, a major one being stress. First step would be to book your appointment with our dentist so we can help to establish what the problem. We can then  help find a solution. Diet, relaxation, jaw exercises can often provide relief. Sometimes medication or active dental treatment is needed. Our dentist  can provide a custom made mouthguard provided by your dentist that can help reduce pain and jaw muscle tension. It will also prevent tooth damage caused by clenching or grinding teeth. You will receive a written treatment plan which can be given to your dental insurance such as Simplyhealth for reimbursement.

 

“ Very relaxed, not anxious.
Excellent Service. ”

At dentael we offer appointments for patients wanting a custom made mouthguard. Our modern dental clinic is conveniently located In Perivale Greenford Ealing and we’re ideally placed for residents, workers and students in the West London and Middlesex areas. To find out how our dentist can help you, book your appointment

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At dentael, we don’t just believe in helping to ‘ fix ‘ the problem, but to help avoid future dental problems.We help you understand the risks of dental diseasessuch as gum disease,  tooth decay, and tooth wear, and how these can be reduced by simple measures you can do at home and preventative treatment procedures. We explain and show you what to do in your daily homecare routine to reduce your risks to them. We develop a Personal Dental Care Plan specifically tailored to each individual patient’s needs.

10 Homecare Tips for Dental Health & General Wellbeing

1.  Visit your dentist regularly, as often as recommended.

2.  Clean your teeth twice a day using a fluoride toothpaste.

3.  Replace your toothbrush every 3 months.

4.  Clean in between your teeth using floss or a suitable product.

5.  Reduce the amount & frequency of sugar & acidic foods/drinks.

6.  Avoid tobacco use.

7.  Avoid excessive alcohol consumption.

8.  Drink plenty of water.

9.  Eat a healthy balanced diet.

10. Exercise regularly.

10 Reasons why regular visits to the dentist helps …

1. keep your teeth for longer

2. have a cleaner, whiter smile

3. avoid bad breath

4. child’s overall development

5. general health with diabetes & cardiovascular problems

6. prevent problems from developing

7. spot problems early so treatment is simpler

8. simpler treatment saves money

9. receive prevention advice specific to you

10. maintain your smile to improve your confidence

 

Knowledge for your health …

 

Student life is a wonderful time for young people to gain knowledge and develop into responsible adults. Making healthy choices during these years will have long term benefits.

Many teenagers and young adults are leaving home for the first time to go study at University.

With the fun and partying of Freshers week over, they’re now hopefully getting down to focusing on their studies and gaining knowledge.

Students can be at higher risk to developing health problems due to changes in their lifestyles while at University. Lifestyle changes can be due to living away from home, feeling they have the independence to do what they want, or giving in to peer pressure. Knowing the risks and effects on health can often help avoid making bad health choices.

Alcohol Consumption

Too much alcohol can increase the chances of getting heart disease, liver cirrhosis and cancers including mouth cancer. Statistics suggest oral cancer diagnosis is six times higher in those who drink than non-drinkers. Acute alcohol consumption can also cause reduced saliva flow. Saliva is our natural defence to diseases such as tooth decay. Alcoholic drinks also tend to contain more sugar and are more acidic, which can lead to tooth decay and tooth wear.

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Smoking

Smoking can cause many of the same diseases as alcohol but also many more. Smoking and drinking combined increases risks to diseases. Smoking or chewing tobacco alone is responsible for 80-90% of oral cancer cases. Smoking can also cause gums disease, bad breath, discoloured teeth and plaque build up.

Unhealthy Diet

We are what we eat ! Students often eat poorly. This can be due to time pressures, stresses of study and workloads. Some may not be used to preparing and cooking meals. Eating a  healthy diet containing fresh vegetables, fruit, oily fish and pulses while avoiding processed foods high in sugar can keep energy levels high and  reduce risks to many general diseases as well as gum disease, tooth decay and tooth wear.

Inadequate Oral Hygiene Routine

Students who have late nights out often forget to clean their teeth. Plaque is a major cause of gum disease and tooth decay. Recent research studies show gum disease can put us at a higher risk to general health problems such as heart disease. One theory is that gum disease allows the bacteria that inhabit our mouth to enter the bloodstream and circulate around the body allowing them to settle in the heart blood vessels.

Research has also shown some links between gum disease and stroke, respiratory disease, head and neck cancer, kidney disease and diabetes.

Cleaning teeth effectively twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste helps keep plaque and bacterial levels low in the mouth.

Please call  020 8997 0006 to book your appointment with our experienced , friendly dentist or submit the online request form.

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