Conditions and problems
We assess every problem individually and across specialties.
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Clenching and grinding of the teeth, leading to enamel wear, muscle pain, headaches and problems with the jaw joint.
The upper and lower teeth do not fit together properly, which affects chewing, appearance and the development of the jaws.
Hardened dental plaque on the teeth and gums — one of the main triggers of gum inflammation and periodontal disease.
Damage to a tooth caused by bacteria acting on the enamel. Without treatment it progresses to pain, infection and tooth loss.
A localised infection that causes severe pain, swelling and fever. It needs prompt examination and treatment.
A viral infection of the lips and the area around the mouth — symptoms, treatment and how to prevent it.
Small painful sores on the lining of the mouth that get in the way of eating and speaking.
A feeling of dryness in the mouth that accompanies reduced saliva production by the salivary glands.
Inflammation of the gums with redness, swelling and bleeding. It is reversible if treated early.
Advanced gum disease that leads to loss of the tissues supporting the teeth and needs specialist monitoring.
Pain that may come from the muscles, the joint or a functional disorder, and that interferes with chewing and everyday life.
This overview is for general guidance and does not replace an examination. If your symptoms persist or get worse, book an appointment.
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