Tooth pain
Dental pain is usually caused when the nerve of a tooth is inflamed or dying.
14Aug
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17Apr
Covid-19 and Oxford Dentist
Following updated advice from the British Dental Association & the Chief Dental Officer, all dental practices have had to stop in-person contact with patients, even for emergencies, to avoid the possibility of face-to-face contact given the very high risk to dentists, and to protect patients and staff. We appreciate that this is likely to be…
21Jun
Mercury fillings
Mercury (silver) fillings are made when metal powder and mercury are mixed
21Jun
Stained teeth
Staining on teeth can be internal or external. Internal staining is the ‘natural’ way your teeth were formed
21Jun
Missing tooth
Missing teeth are very unsightly and will have an effect on self image and how other perceives us.
21Jun
Bad plaque
Plaque build up on our teeth appears a white ‘woolly’ substance
21Jun
Loose crown
Crowns can come loose. We can usually re-bond the crown to the tooth structure
21Jun
Broken tooth
Teeth might break from trauma, decay or general use over time.
21Jun
Loose filling
A loose filling will need to be replaced.
08Sep
Bleeding gums
Bleeding gums is a sign of gum inflammation.
14Aug
Bad Breath
Bad breath could cause a real knock to your confidence.