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April 4, 2023

Looking for a dentist in Harrow? We offer quality & emergency dental care to patients. Visit best dental clinic near South & North Harrow! With over 50 years of collective experience between our clinicians the team has built knowledge, expertise and a track record on delivering the best possible care to our patients.

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Looking for a dentist in Harrow? We offer quality & emergency dental care to patients. Visit best dental clinic near South & North Harrow!

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March 19, 2023

Emergency Appointments Available Today – £40.00

Need to fix a broken tooth?
Have painful toothache?
Need wisdom tooth pain relief?
Are your gums or cheeks swollen or bleeding?

If you need an emergency dentist appointment, we can help. Our team of experienced and friendly dental professionals are dedicated to helping relieve your pain and discomfort, taking action to address the cause. We will identify the issue and provide appropriate treatment to get you dentally fit once more.

We offer a warm welcome to patients not registered with us and aim to find an emergency appointment for you as soon as we can.

What to Do In a Dental Emergency

Dental emergencies can be sudden, chaotic, and overwhelming, so it is important that you know what to do should you ever face one. Firstly, do not panic! From there, here is what you should do in the event of a dental emergency:

  • Step 1: Call Us. Call us as soon as you can so we can schedule you for an appointment right away, potentially even on the same day you call us. We will also provide first-aid instructions for handling your situation until you can reach us.
  • Step 2: Get An Emergency Exam. As soon as you arrive, your Enfield emergency dentist will see you right away. They will examine your mouth and get you out of any intense or pressing pain.
  • Step 3: Make a Treatment Plan. Once you have reviewed the findings with your dentist, They will fully explain all your treatment options and help you pick the one that is best for you.
  • Step 4: Get the Care You Need. Whether you need a filling, a root canal, or anything in between, we will get to work right away to alleviate your pain, repair your teeth, and protect your smile. If you are feeling particularly uncomfortable or anxious, we may recommend sedation for a more relaxing treatment.

What can I do to get rid of TOOTH PAIN and make a TOOTHACHE go away?

The Toothache is often hard to ignore if it is a sharp pain and sudden or dull and constant. The Source of the Tooth Pain is an affected nerve, so tooth pain also is caused when any nerve in the root of a tooth or other tissues around the teeth are damaged or irritated. Dental infection, trauma, injury, decay, growing infant teeth, surgical procedures in the oral area (Dental extractions, etc.), or tooth loss may be the causes of the dental pain.

Sometimes, Dental Pain originates from other areas of the head and neck, radiates to the jaw, and mimics Toothache. The jaw joint (TMJ Temporomandibular Joint), pains related to the ear, sinuses associated problems are the most causes of those pains; occasionally, in some cases, heart problems also may have symptoms like tooth pain.
The oral cavity is full of Bacteria. Growing bacteria eventually due to poor oral health inside the mouth can impact the normal bacterial flora and slowly cause oral soft tissue(gum disease) and dental decay, which can cause pain. But not all the time; they are associated with pain.

The majority of dental problems can be prevented by maintaining proper oral health like flossing, brushing with appropriate toothpaste, and the most important to do professional teeth scaling and cleaning at least twice a year. It is also critical for children which The dentist may apply sealants and fluoride for those ages.

Signs and symptoms that may need dental emergency care:
Dental pain with chewing
Teeth sensitivity to hot
Teeth sensitivity to cold
Tooth sensitivity to sweets
Tooth sensitivity to acidic foods
Headaches
Bleeding around a tooth
Gum pus discharge
Bad taste in the mouth
Bad breath
Swelling in the mouth
Sore in the mouth
Swollen glands
Fever

When to Seek an Emergency Dentist for a Toothache?

Home remedies and over-the-counter medications don’t help to suppress dental pain.


Post dental extraction severe pains; this may occur after a few days (two to three days) after tooth extraction. This condition may result from the healing location clot coming out and bone exposed. The painful condition is known as dry socket syndrome or alveolar osteitis. For Dry Socket treatment, a dental emergency dentist may use some local medications to cover the bone and help the healing process.


Pain is combined with swelling of the face and gum, or any discharge around a tooth persists.
Fever associated with any dental or gum disease. Superficial dental caries does not cause fever. However, if fever persists, it may indicate an infection in the areas surrounding the tooth, the gum, or the jaw bone structures. Fever and swelling mainly indicate the existence of an abscess. Dental abscesses can be treated by prescribing antibiotics and surgical drainage of the dental abscess. If the infection happens inside the pulp of the tooth, those procedures are recommended to be done inside the tooth, which is called endodontics drainage or ROOT CANAL THERAPY.


Broken or knocked-out teeth occur from trauma; the person may need an emergency hospital transfer by calling 111 if the trauma is massive and associated with other severe problems like loss of consciousness, jaw fractures, etc. Swallowed teeth and permanent tooth loss need dental emergency interactions. Tooth loss due to trauma has a different treatment approach in younger children who have lost their primary teeth than older children and adults with injury to their permanent teeth. If a permanent tooth is entirely knocked out, try to rinse it off gently, re-implant it as soon as possible, and call emergency dental care. If getting back it in place is not possible, preserve it in milk or even water and seek a dental emergency clinic.


Pain or Clicking on the jaw when the mouth is widely open would be a sign of damaged or inflamed TMJ.

Pain and Wisdom Teeth; when wisdom teeth (third molars) are growing and coming into the oral cavity or erupting, they cause gums inflammation around the exposed portion of the crown. The gum covering the crown may get infected. The pain may radiate to the jaw, nose and ear. There may be swelling and bulging in the affected area, which may cause a jaw malfunction, and it cannot be closed properly. In severe conditions, the patient may have difficulties swallowing and get pain in the floor of the mouth.

We are conveniently located in South Harrow HA2, right next to South Harrow Tube station. We are a short 5-10 mins walk from South Harrow Bus Station and Tube station

We regularly share preventative dental health tips on our Facebook page – please visit https://www.facebook.com/neemclinic & https://www.instagram.com/neemclinic/

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Wisdom Tooth Extraction – End Your Suffering Immediately

January 28, 2023

Simple extractions are routinely performed by your dentist. However, certain complex cases mean that there may not be sufficient tooth structure to enable simple removal i.e. very decayed teeth, broken and brittle roots, impacted teeth and wisdom teeth. At Neem Dental Clinic we have skilled dental surgeons in Oral Surgery who will ensure that the tooth is removed in the least traumatic technique using specialised equipment.  This is crucial in ensuring that bone can be preserved which is an important consideration for implant treatment at a later stage.

Do you need a tooth extraction or wisdom teeth removal in Harrow, London?

Wisdom Tooth Removal

The wisdom tooth (or third molar) is usually the last tooth to erupt into the mouth any time after approximately 16 years of age. Frequently there is not enough room to accommodate wisdom teeth and as such they do not come into the mouth normally. When this happens, the wisdom teeth are said to be “impacted”. Wisdom teeth are usually either impacted forwards into the tooth in front or backwards into the jaw bone.

Why do wisdom teeth require removal?

An impacted tooth can cause a number of problems that would suggest removal would be best. Most commonly these include repeated attacks of infection in the gum surrounding the tooth. This leads to pain and swelling. Food packing can also occur when can cause decay in either the wisdom tooth or the tooth in front.

Does it hurt?

No. A local anaesthetic is used and the surgeon will ensure that you are comfortable throughout the entire procedure.

What does it involve?

The aim of the treatment is remove all infection or potential infection from the mouth, caused by the tooth.

Difficult teeth removal is a skilled procedure, usually involving 1 visit with the surgeon. It may be necessary to make a small incision in the gum and drilling to enable comfortable removal of the tooth. You would normally have dissolvable stitches placed which will promote healing and last for approximately 2 weeks.

The treatment will be carried out under local anaesthesia.

The procedure time is variable. Some teeth may take only a few minutes to remove. More difficult extractions can take up to 20 minutes to extract. You will feel pushing and pulling during the procedure, but no pain.

You will receive a complimentary follow up phone call and a review appointment to ensure full healing following the procedure.

What are the side effects following treatment?

You may experience some soreness, mild swelling and bruising and bleeding following the procedure. This is usually worse for the first three days but it may take up to two weeks before the soreness goes.  You may also find your jaw is stiff and may need to eat a soft diet for a week or so.  The surgeon will explain the after care required following the treatment to ensure full healing.

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What You Should Know About an Impacted Wisdom Tooth

January 25, 2023

Wisdom teeth are the third set of molars in the very back of your mouth. These teeth typically come in during the late teen years or early adulthood.

If a wisdom tooth gets stuck under your gum or doesn’t have enough room to break through the gum, it’s considered “impacted.” Impacted wisdom teeth are more prone to disease, tooth decay, and other dental problems.

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What are the symptoms?

Some people with impacted wisdom teeth won’t notice any problems at all, while others will have obvious symptoms.

An impacted wisdom tooth might break through the gums, and part of the gums can be seen. This is called a partially impacted wisdom tooth.

A partially impacted wisdom tooth may cause food to become trapped and can make cleaning the tooth more difficult. For some people, a partially impacted tooth is very painful.

If the tooth becomes infected or causes other issues, you may have symptoms such as:

  • pain or swelling around the jaw
  • red, swollen, or bleeding gums
  • bad breath
  • an unpleasant taste in your mouth
  • problems opening your mouth

In other cases, the affected tooth may never break through the gums. This is known as a fully impacted wisdom tooth

Complications of impacted wisdom teeth

Wisdom teeth are hard to clean, and food can get trapped in them. If a wisdom tooth isn’t removed, it can lead to certain problems, such as:

  • infection
  • cavities
  • decay
  • crowding of nearby teeth
  • difficulty flossing
  • damage to other teeth
  • cysts
  • gum disease

Risk factors of impacted wisdom teeth

You may be more likely to have an impacted wisdom tooth if you:

  • are between the ages of 17 and 25
  • have a small jaw structure

There’s no way to prevent an impacted tooth, but good dental hygiene may help you avoid potential problems. 

How is an impacted wisdom tooth diagnosed?

Your dentist can tell if your wisdom teeth are impacted by examining your teeth and taking a simple X-ray of your mouth.

An X-ray can show whether your teeth are impacted and if other teeth or bones are damaged.

If your teeth are impacted, you and your dentist will discuss the benefits and risks of surgery.

What is horizontal impaction, and why you need to remove it?

Horizontal impaction is the most painful type. The molar lies horizontally inside the gum and completely away from the surface, pushing the second molar near to it.

This type of impaction is seen only on x-ray image and removal requires the skill and expertise of a skilled dentist. Since the horizontally impacted wisdom tooth lies parallel to the jawbone, it can damage the surrounding teeth. If not extracted, it can damage the adjacent teeth, and make them vulnerable to gum disease and dental decay.

This is why you need to pull out your horizontally impacted wisdom teeth as early as possible to save other healthy teeth.

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Denture / False Teeth FAQs

January 21, 2023

Some common questions asked by those wearing or considering wearing new dentures and false teeth are listed below to help you make the right choices. If you cannot find your questions or queries answered on this page about dentures or false teeth, please contact us for denture or false teeth advice.

» Is it necessary to replace missing teeth?

Leaving gaps between your natural teeth can affect your speech and your ability to eat and chew properly. Gaps between teeth can also make your smile look less attractive, which can affect your self confidence.

Replacing any missing teeth improves your smile, can make you look younger and more attractive and can also improve the variety of food you can eat. This can lead to an overall improvement in your health as you are able to have a more balanced diet.

» How soon can I have a denture fitted after my teeth are taken out?

Usually dentures can be fitted straight after your teeth have been removed, this type of denture is called an immediate denture.

With immediate dentures you don’t have to be without teeth while your gums are healing. However, bone and gums can shrink over time, especially during the first six months after your teeth have been taken out. If your gums shrink, your immediate dentures may need relining, adjusting or even replacing. Sometimes it is advisable to wait until your gums are healed before having your dentures.

» Will I look different with dentures?

At Neem Dental Clinic we design your new dentures to be as natural looking as possible, so when you smile your new dentures will look like real teeth not false teeth. We use gender specific tooth shapes and colours that will compliment your gender, age and personality.

We will position your new denture teeth where your natural ones once existed, providing you with the correct lip and facial support. If you are having partial dentures, we will design these dentures to blend in with the rest of your natural teeth and facial features so your smile will look as natural as possible.

» What are the different types of dentures?

There are two main groups of dentures: complete or full dentures and partial dentures. Complete or full dentures replace all of your natural teeth in either your upper or lower jaw. Partial dentures are used to replace some of your teeth in either your upper or lower jaw.

There are a number of different types of dentures, including light alloy, flexible and plastic dentures; you can discuss the different types of denture with us at Neem Dental Clinic, as some types may be more suitable for your individual needs than others. Immediate dentures are used to replace the teeth immediately after they have been lost or extracted; they are replaced once the permanent set of dentures has been manufactured and the gum tissue has healed.

» How long will it take to make me some new dentures?

The time it takes to provide you with your new natural looking dentures varies and depends upon a range of factors, including the complexity of your treatment and the type of dentures chosen. We provide a New Dentures in 1 – 2 weeks for those patients who require new natural looking dentures within a shorter time frame.

» How long will my dentures last?

It is impossible to give an exact length of time that dentures will last an individual and some individuals dentures may last a lot longer than other peoples. If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you may need new dentures:

  • Have you started to use a denture adhesive or are your dentures loose for any reason?
  • Are you are no longer happy with your smile?
  • Do you feel that your dentures are no longer giving you facial support?
  • Are your dentures making your mouth sore?
  • Have had one or more denture repairs?
  • Have your denture teeth and acrylic (plastic) become worn and stained?

» Will I be able to eat all of my favorite foods with new dentures?

Eating with new dentures is an acquired skill and takes time, patience, and practice to become comfortable and efficient. It may take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months to learn how best to eat with new dentures. Some foods may be more difficult to eat, such as corn on the cob or apples, and require caution when eating.

It will also take longer to finish a meal when dentures are new. By choosing easy-to-chew foods at first, it will help gradually strengthen muscles and prepare them for more difficult and tougher foods later on

» What’s the best way to clean my dentures?

Cleaning your dentures every day is important for good oral hygiene. If you don’t, plaque and bacteria can form on them leading to oral health problems. We recommend cleaning dentures thoroughly twice a day and after eating when necessary. At Neem Dental Clinic, we recommend the following procedures are followed:

  • The general rule to cleaning your dentures is:brush, soak, brush.
  • Your dentures are breakable, so always clean your dentures over a bowl of water or a folded towel in case you drop them.
  • Brush your dentures thoroughly before soaking, to remove loose food particles. Use cool or warm water. But never use hot water – it can warp your dentures.
  • Soak your dentures in a denture cleaner, if required. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
  • Apply a denture cleaning paste to a moistened denture brush or a soft-bristled toothbrush. However, never use conventional toothpaste as this can permanently damage your dentures. Brush all surfaces thoroughly. Avoid using brushes with stiff bristles, as these bristles can damage the denture material.
  • Brush your gums, tongue and the roof of your mouth with a soft-bristled regular toothbrush to remove plaque and stimulate circulation. Rinse your dentures, then reinsert them.
  • At Neem Dental Clinic we recommend you leave your dentures out at night, as this allows your gums to rest. Whilst you sleep at night, soak your dentures in a cleanser or water. If you use a denture cleanser, please follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use. However, if you feel more comfortable sleeping with your dentures in, please clean your dentures thoroughly before retiring to bed.
  • Please remember that if you use any kind of denture adhesive this needs to be removed daily.
  • DO NOT use very hot water or any type of bleaching product to clean your dentures.
  • If you notice a build up of stains or scales, then we can clean your dentures professionally for you at Neem Dental Clinic.

» Will new dentures affect my speech?

When adjusting to new dentures, some patients find their speech can alter slightly (especially pronouncing “s” and “f” sounds), whilst getting used to the new shape of their dentures (false teeth); this is only a short term inconvenience.

We recommend reading aloud and to practice counting the numbers 65 up to 70 as these sounds can be the hardest to get used to.

It is also usual for denture wearers to produce more saliva, which can also affect speech, when getting used to a new set of dentures. This inconvenience is again short term, which will be resolved once your mouth becomes accustomed to the new dentures. We recommend swallowing more regularly and sipping water more often. Or alternatively, try sucking on a boiled sweet or mint.

» Should I wear my dentures at night?

Generally it is considered best to remove dentures at night; this is to give your gums a chance to rest. It is especially ideal to leave your dentures out at night if you grind your teeth, as this causes more pressure against your gums. However, some patients are embarrassed about removing their dentures in front of their partner and therefore prefer to wear their dentures at night. If this is the case then we would recommend two things:

  • Firstly, please make sure you clean your dentures thoroughly before you go to sleep and when you wake up.
  • Secondly, we would recommend that you remove your dentures for some period of the day if you can’t leave them out at night. At least once a day you should remove your teeth and brush your mouth and gums with a very soft toothbrush. This stimulates circulation and maintains healthy tissue.

If you do remove your dentures at night, please remember to store them in a small amount of cold water to stop them from drying out and warping. Please do not place your dentures in hot water, as this will damage them.

» How should I look after my dentures?

At Neem Dental Clinic, we only ever use a high impact denture acrylic (plastic), which means the dentures we make are less likely to break when they are dropped. However, no denture can be guaranteed against breakages. We therefore recommend you follow some simple steps to reduce the likelihood of damage occurring to your dentures. Dentures should be looked after carefully.

  • Your dentures (false teeth) are breakable, so always clean your dentures over a bowl of water or a folded towel in case you drop them.
  • It is extremely important that your dentures are kept moist and are not allowed to dry out, this is to prevent them distorting. However, if your dentures become dry please soak them in a glass of clean fresh water before wearing your dentures again.
  • Some patients prefer not to wear their dentures at night. In this instance, please place your dentures carefully into clean fresh water or into your preferred denture soak. If you use a denture cleanser overnight, please follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
  • Dentures should be rinsed and cleaned on a regular basis.

» Will my new dentures be comfortable?

Initially, dentures may take a little getting used to. At Neem Dental Clinic we design your new dentures to fit you as precisely and as comfortable as possible and there are various materials we can use when making your new dentures to try and make them as comfortable as possible for you.

However, whilst your mouth and gums adjust to these new dentures, it is possible that sore spots or ulcers may develop during the first few days of wear. This can be relieved by slight adjustments to the denture surface. It is NEVER advisable to try and adjust dentures yourself. If you are experiencing sore spots contact us and we will arrange for an appointment to adjust your dentures (false teeth).

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    If you have just been fitted for dentures, it can take a little while to adjust. Partial or full dentures, crowns and bridges can all cause difficulties in the everyday life of the wearer, and you may find that you need to adopt certain habits until you become used to them.

» Will my new dentures look like natural teeth?

Yes, we can you make you natural looking dentures that will not just replace the natural teeth you have lost, but they will look so natural they’ll look part of you.

» Contact Us – False Teeth FAQs

We have tried to answer some common questions asked by those wearing or considering wearing new dentures and false teeth to help you make the right choices. If you cannot find your questions or queries answered on this page about dentures or false teeth, please contact us for denture or false teeth advice.

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Does every Wisdom Tooth need extraction?

January 2, 2023

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Wisdom Tooth Extraction is required for some patients, but often there are other treatments that can be considered before extraction is required.

What Is an Impacted Tooth?

An impacted tooth is a tooth that gets blocked as it is pushing through the gum into your mouth (erupting). Wisdom teeth often are impacted. Though this does not necessarily mean wisdom tooth extraction.

Wisdom teeth usually begin to come in between the ages of 17 and 25. Dentists call these teeth third molars. These are the last teeth to erupt, and they normally erupt into a position closely behind the last standing teeth (second molars). Space for these teeth to erupt can be limited. Wisdom teeth often fail to erupt or erupt only partially, which is often due to impaction of the wisdom teeth against the second molars (teeth directly in front of the wisdom teeth). In most cases, this occurs when second molars are blocking the path of eruption of third molar teeth and act as a physical barrier, preventing complete eruption. They may become impacted because there is not enough room in your mouth for them. A wisdom tooth also might be trying to come in sideways. Or, it might be tilted in your jaw.

An impacted tooth can be painless. You may not even realise it is there. However, when an impacted wisdom tooth tries to come in, the flap of gum on top of it can become infected and swollen. This can hurt. You might even feel pain in nearby teeth, or in the ear on that side of your face.

An impacted tooth can lead to an infection called pericoronitis. If untreated, this infection can spread to the throat or into the neck.

Impacted teeth can also decay. An impacted tooth can push on the neighbouring molar. This can lead to decay in the tooth in front of the wisdom tooth and gum disease can occur due to the angle of the wisdom tooth and the difficulty of cleaning well around it and the tooth in front. Rarely, impacted teeth can cause cysts or other growths in the jaw.

When To Call Your Dentist about a Wisdom Tooth Extraction

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Extractions / Oral Surgery In Neem Dental Clinic – Harrow , London

Call your dentist if you feel pain in your back teeth. If you visit your dentist regularly, he or she will keep track of your wisdom teeth and let you know if you need to have them taken out. Your dentist may take extra X-rays to check your wisdom teeth. Routine X-rays often don’t show these teeth.

Symptoms

Symptoms include:
• Swelling of the gum in the back of your mouth
• Difficulty opening your jaw (trismus)
• Bad breath
• A bad taste in the mouth
• Pain when you open your mouth
• Pain when chewing or biting.

Pain can occur for several days and then disappear. It can come back weeks or months later.

Diagnosis

Your dentist will examine the area. If necessary, they will take X-rays. X-rays can show where your wisdom teeth are and if they are impacted.

Prevention

There is no way to prevent an impacted wisdom tooth, but you can prevent decay by brushing and flossing well and this will also reduce the chances of gum disease and infection occurring.

Treatment

You can sometimes relieve minor irritation by rinsing with warm salt water (teaspoon of salt added to a small cup of boiled water). Anti-inflammatory painkillers like ibuprofen can also help. To aid resolution in minor cases tough, chewy foods should be avoided and you should try and eat all your food on the opposite side of your mouth to where the pain is.

If the tooth continues to cause pain, is infected or interferes with nearby teeth, the usual treatment is to extract the tooth. Antibiotics are sometimes prescribed if the infection is considered severe.

Patients are often referred to an oral or maxillofacial surgeon within a hospital or specialist practice to have an impacted tooth removed as minor surgery is sometimes required to remove an impacted wisdom tooth. This is generally a procedure carried out under local anaesthesia and there is no need to stay in hospital after the procedure.

After the surgery you may have swelling of the cheeks and jaw. It may be hard to eat certain foods. Follow your dentist’s or surgeon’s instructions carefully for the best recovery. Stitches (sutures) are often placed to allow the gum to heal properly. Generally, these stitches are dissolvable so there is no need to return to see your surgeon after the extraction.

Does An Impacted Wisdom Tooth Mean Wisdom Tooth Extraction?

An impacted tooth may not bother you or affect nearby teeth. In this case, you won’t need immediate treatment. However, your dentist may recommend that the tooth be taken out to avoid future problems. For example, it can be very difficult to keep impacted teeth and the tooth beside it clean due to the angle the impacted tooth has come through, so the impacted wisdom tooth is taken out before any decay or gum disease occurs.

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Have you thought of helping a loved one with a new denture? A new denture can sometimes represent a significant investment for our friends or relatives.

December 30, 2022
Dentures are typically constructed to replace missing teeth. They serve to enhance the look of your smile and appearance. There are many different kinds of dentures. However, fitting partial dentures is a viable option for a more natural look. These dentures are easily adapted to almost any jaw bone and can be inserted quickly and easily.

Here are some of the best reasons why a new denture will be much appreciated as a Best Gift:

  • A new denture can greatly improve your loved one’s lifestyle.
  • Dentures support facial muscles and structures. They decrease oral bone loss.
  • Dentures have also been shown to improve self-esteem in patients.
  • Your loved one will be able to eat a wider variety of foods.
  • A denture can enhance your facial features.
  • Another great advantage of a denture: ability to speak clearer.

A new denture is a special and thoughtful gift. If you have any questions on how you can help with a new denture, do not hesitate to contact us at 020 8423 2523. Our staff is always happy to listen and help.

Acrylic Denture

Acrylic is a type of plastic material that can be used in the creation of Acrylic dentures

Acrylic Denture – https://neemdentalclinic.co.uk/service/acrylic-denture/

Flexi Denture

Flexible dentures are very gentle on your gums. They’re also gentler on your gums because they don’t have metal hooks and clasps, and they don’t have any sharp, rigid edges. Flexible dentures are also less likely to be dislodged by chewing.

Flexi Denture – https://neemdentalclinic.co.uk/service/dental-flexi-dentures/

Cobalt Chrome Denture

Cobalt chrome dentures have a metal base plate or framework that sits on and around the natural teeth onto which we attach denture teeth with acrylic.

Cobalt Chrome Denture – https://neemdentalclinic.co.uk/service/cobalt-chrome-denture/

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Get Your Smile Back With Dentures in Harrow

December 21, 2022

For patients who have lost multiple teeth, dentures and partials are viable options to improve the look of your smile and oral health. Dentures work by replacing the missing teeth and gum tissues, while a partial is used when multiple teeth are missing but some natural teeth remain. These appliances can improve your ability to chew and speak, while giving you back your confidence at the same time. Learn more about how dentures and partials work, and which would be best for your oral health needs with this guide!

Dentures are typically constructed to replace missing teeth. They serve to enhance the look of your smile and appearance. There are many different kinds of dentures. However, fitting partial dentures is a viable option for a more natural look. These dentures are easily adapted to almost any jaw bone and can be inserted quickly and easily.
Adapting To Dentures
If you have just been fitted for dentures, it can take a little while to adjust. Partial or full dentures, crowns and bridges can all cause difficulties in the everyday life of the wearer, and you may find that you need to adopt certain habits until you become used to them.

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What To Expect From a Deep Teeth Cleaning

December 19, 2022

While taking a seat in a dentist’s chair can cause a spike in most people’s stress levels, it’s recommended you have a routine dental cleaning at least once a year.

However, many people, as much as half of us adults, may need the more comprehensive deep cleaning. Find out what that means, why you need it, and what you can look forward to.

What Is Deep Teeth Cleaning?

Deep teeth cleaning is a less formal name for a procedure called periodontal scaling and root planing. In some ways, it’s similar to the standard cleaning that you’d get from a dental hygienist. Both involve the removal of plaque and tartar from the teeth and gum line to treat or prevent periodontitis. However, dental deep cleaning is a more thorough treatment most often used when bacteria have already begun to cause a serious infection.

An infection in the gums is called gingivitis or gum disease. It’s usually caused by a buildup of plaque and tartar, which creates an anaerobic environment for bacteria to thrive around the teeth and under the gum line. Left untreated, it can turn into a worse form of infection called periodontal disease, which can lead to tooth loss and worse.

The difference between a deep dental cleaning, which includes scaling and root planing, and routine dental cleaning is really just a matter of thoroughness. The dental hygienist who will remove plaque from your mouth on your next visit is doing a general cleaning so the dentist can see what may need treatment. Deep cleaning is a more complex procedure, includes root planing, and may include another treatment like using lasers to kill bacteria.

Who Is Deep Teeth Cleaning For?

Deep cleaning is used when an infection has caused gingivitis or, more seriously, periodontal disease. It includes two aspects; scaling, where tartar buildup that can hide bacteria is removed, and root planing, which involves smoothing the rough surface of the roots below the gum line.
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December 19, 2022

A dental checkup and cleaning is an essential part of taking care of your teeth. It can help prevent the onset of many oral diseases while also helping to improve your smile’s appearance. After all, you only get one set of natural adult teeth, so it’s up to you to properly take care of them. One important thing you can do is make sure that you see your dentist regularly.

As a new patient at our clinic, you may be wondering why it is necessary to have this procedure done. It may even feel tempting to skip out on a dental check-up especially if you don’t notice anything wrong. However, it’s important to realize that many dental issues are caught early by a dentist simply because we can see things that you can’t.

This blog post will go over some reasons why getting regular check-ups are so important and why you should schedule one if you haven’t already. Doing so is the best way to identify issues early and get a professional cleaning of your teeth. 

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The importance of dental hygiene

The goal of a check-up is to prevent the onset of many oral diseases and to remedy any issues with cracked or broken teeth. If you have not been to our office before, this would be your first visit for an exam and cleaning. During your appointment, we will perform x-rays on all teeth to see any hidden cavities or other problems that you cannot see. 

We will also be checking for any signs of gum disease, which can affect both your bone and teeth over time. The early stages of the condition are often painless. Still, it is crucial to catch this earlier to treat it before it becomes more severe or irreversible. 

If you’ve been brushing and flossing your teeth every day, that’s fantastic! Keep this up. It will help to remove plaque buildup on your teeth, leading to cavities, gingivitis, bad breath, and more. However, there is more to dental hygiene besides just brushing and flossing. Many people neglect their teeth by not scheduling regular check-ups with our dentists.

Regular dentist visits

Regular dental check-ups are a vital part of maintaining oral health. At our office, we will be able to spot problems during your appointment that you might not have noticed at home. Some issues may include tooth decay or other cavities that need treatment right away. Other common problems can also appear as yellowing, discoloration, or erosion of teeth. We will give you the most effective treatment for your smile, and we can help make it look great again.

When should I schedule my first dental check-up?

We recommend making an appointment for a dental check-up every six months to stay on top of oral health and catch potential issues before they become serious. In some instances, we may recommend that you come in for additional visits based on your exact needs or if you have pre-existing dental issues. If this is your first visit, you are due for a comprehensive exam and cleaning that includes x-rays. At your follow-up appointment, you will discuss any problems that were found with your dentist.

Tips for taking care of your teeth between visits:

  • Stay away from sugary foods and drinks. These can cause cavities over time!
  • Floss your teeth every day to remove plaque buildup in between each tooth.
  • Brush your teeth at least twice a day, especially before bedtime when you cannot brush again until the morning. This will help prevent bad breath and keep your teeth strong!
  • Schedule appointments for a dental check-up every six months to stay on top of oral health.

Doing these simple things can help your teeth stay healthy and strong. It also means that if there are any issues, they will be identified and corrected as soon as possible. Remember, identifying dental issues early could mean that you save considerable time and money by avoiding other costly treatments and procedures. 

Schedule a check-up with your dentist 

It’s important to keep up with your dental health. A visit to the dentist can help you maintain good oral hygiene habits like brushing regularly and avoiding sugary foods. We recommend visiting us at least twice a year for cleanings! You can also learn some new oral care tips that you might not have known about, such as the correct way to brush your teeth and how often you should be doing so.

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We will take some photographs to check the existing shade of your teeth. Then an impression is taken of both top, and bottom teeth and custom-made trays are made for you.
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