As a Dental Practice, we work in an environment where the prevention of the spread of a whole range of infections is woven into everything we do. We have been paying particularly close attention to all government guidance and updates related more specifically to Coronavirus. Following recent guidance from NHS England and the Department of
read moreIf you are in pain or bleeding after an extraction, continue to take regular painkillers for several days after the extraction. It is normal for the pain to be at its worst at day 3-4. Some pink spit or oozing is normal after an extraction, but if the socket is bleeding freely, bite hard on
read moreClean and check the If the crown is mostly hollow, you can attempt to re-cement it at home if you feel confident to do so. Remove any debris from the crown, you can use something like the tip of a paperclip to scrape the old cement Clean your tooth thoroughly. All debris must be
read moreAnti-inflammatories like ibuprofen can help reduce sensitivity from teeth. Combining paracetamol and ibuprofen has also been shown to be effective. There is currently no strong evidence that drugs like ibuprofen can make COVID-19 worse. If you have no coronavirus symptoms carry on taking ibuprofen as normal. So until we have more information, take paracetamol to
read moreAt London City Smiles we are following recent guidance from NHS England and the Department of Health, dental practices have been advised to stop aerosol sprays and prioritise emergency treatment where possible during Coronavirus lockdown. In the meantime, there are some home measures may help make symptoms manageable until care can be accessed. If
read moreAs a Dental Practice, we work in an environment where the prevention of the spread of a whole range of infections is woven into everything we do. In addition to our usual scrupulous cross infection control measures, we have been paying particularly close attention to all government guidance and updates related more specifically to Coronavirus.
read moreSometimes it can feel like there’s nothing to smile about, but you should do it anyway! More than just something we do when we’re happy, smiling (or even seeing a smile) releases chemicals that can a wonderful impact on your life. Here are some reasons why smiling is good for you. Smiling lowers stress When
read moreAs the coronavirus continues to develop, we would like to update patients about our professional response and advice. We are placing even more importance than normal on your well-being (and the well-being of our employees) at this testing time. It is our mission to keep this public health risk at the forefront of our minds
read moreTeething can be a distressing experience for babies and parents alike! There are a number of ways you can reduce the discomfort (and crying) that comes when your baby grows their teeth. Here’s how tips for soothing your baby during teething. Teethers Teethers are the perfect way to help your child to move their teeth
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