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Looking After Your Child’s Teeth

Just as it is with adults, a good oral hygiene routine is essential for keeping children's teeth clean and healthy. It can feel daunting as a parent knowing how to ensure your child's teeth are well looked after. However, by following a few simple steps you can help to keep dental decay and other ...

How To Look After Your Teeth

We only get one set of teeth throughout our adult life. Therefore, it is essential to look after them so you can keep them healthy and functioning for as long as possible. In most cases, tooth loss can be avoided with proper dental care, both at home and from your dentist. Below are some ...

When Should You Change Your Toothbrush

Your toothbrush is a vital part of your dental hygiene routine. Without one, you are putting your teeth and mouth at risk of infection, decay, and tooth loss. Here are some key things you need to know about toothbrushes. When Should You Change Your Toothbrush Generally, it is recommended that you change your toothbrush ...

Root Canal Treatment In London

Root canal treatment in London is available here at Pearl. As well as scheduled appointments we also offer same day emergency options for anyone in need. On-site we have a highly trained Specialist Endodontist to treat even the most complex of root canal issues. This, coupled with our state of the art equipment, including ...

Protecting Children’s Teeth

Protecting children's teeth from decay and erosion is one of the most important elements of maintaining good oral health. The months of October and December can be especially worrying for parents or guardians as the number of sugary treats on offer often increases. Therefore, here are some tips and advice to help children's teeth ...

Teeth Repair

When teeth are in need of repair there are several treatments available, depending on what kind of damage has been suffered. Teeth can become damaged for a number of reasons. You could sustain damage from an accident or trauma, through tooth decay, due to eating hard foodstuffs, or an array of other unfortunate events. ...

Toothache

What is Toothache? Toothache is exactly what its name suggests, an ache that originates from the teeth or jaw area; sometimes mild, it can be extremely severe and should always be referred to a medical professional. Most toothaches are a result of dental problems, either self-inflicted or accidental; they cause the nerves inside the ...