Preventive Dentistry - Westbourne Grove Dental

Preventative dentistry is at the heart of our practice. We want to prevent problems before they occur or worsen, and will do our best to catch dental issues as early as we can.

At Westbourne Grove Dental, we believe in the old saying ‘prevention is better than cure’, and that’s why we offer our patients a variety of preventative dentistry services to stop decay or disease before it gets severe.

As well as making sure you have a good oral care routine at home, preventative dentistry is how we can avoid deterioration of any problems such as cavities, tooth erosion, gum disease and so on. There are many other ways your dental and hygienist team can help look after your teeth and prevent deterioration of decay or gum disease.

Preventative dentistry practices you can carry out at home include:

Brushing twice a day
Flossing at least twice a day
Eating a balanced diet and avoiding sugary drinks and food
Stop smoking

Preventative dentistry services we can carry out at Westbourne Grove Dental include:

Examining your teeth and gums
Taking x-rays for a closer look
Applying fluoride treatments if necessary
Thoroughly cleaning your teeth and gums to remove plaque
Providing home care advice and recommending dentist-approved products

We protect your teeth with our 12 Steps to Dental Health process as well as appointments with our hygienists.

Click here or call 020 7229 1730 to book your appointment now.

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Dental

Seeing your Westbourne Grove Dental practitioner on a regular basis means that all your dental questions will be answered and any problem areas will be thoroughly examined. We pride ourselves in getting to know our patients and their dental needs, and by seeing us regularly we can build a good general picture of your oral health.

Face

We are able to create a subtle yet effective change to your appearance, rejuvenating your skin and eradicating wrinkles. Our Treatments can be used to address many issues, such as to tackle lines on the forehead, frown lines, crow’s feet at the corner of the eyes and lines above the lips.