Understanding your dental health is the first step towards a healthier smile.
Explore information about common dental issues, their causes and the treatment options available at our Croydon practice.
Persistent bad breath can indicate underlying oral health issues that may benefit from professional assessment and care.
Learn MoreTooth decay occurs when bacteria produce acids that break down tooth enamel, often requiring fillings or other restorative treatments.
Learn MoreCracks in teeth can range from minor surface lines to deeper fractures that may cause pain and require prompt treatment.
Learn MoreMisaligned teeth can affect chewing, speech and oral hygiene, and may be addressed through orthodontic options.
Learn MoreKnocked-out teeth, severe pain or trauma require urgent dental attention to help preserve teeth and manage discomfort.
Learn MoreTooth discolouration from food, smoking, ageing or medications can be addressed through professional whitening, veneers or other treatments.
Learn MorePersistent dry mouth can increase the risk of decay and gum disease, and may be caused by medications, medical conditions or dehydration.
Learn MoreGingivitis and periodontitis cause gum inflammation, bleeding and potential tooth loss if left untreated.
Learn MoreRegular oral cancer screenings during check-ups can help with early detection of changes in the mouth that may require further investigation.
Learn MoreGaps from missing teeth can affect jaw structure and chewing, with options including implants, bridges and dentures.
Learn MoreDentists can identify signs of sleep apnoea and may offer mandibular advancement devices as part of a collaborative management approach.
Learn MoreSharp discomfort when consuming hot, cold or sweet foods may be caused by enamel wear, gum recession or other factors.
Learn MoreBruxism involves clenching or grinding teeth, often during sleep, which can lead to worn enamel, jaw pain and headaches.
Learn MoreTooth pain can result from decay, infection, fractures or gum problems and should be assessed to identify the cause.
Learn MoreOur experienced dental team in Croydon can help assess your concerns and discuss suitable treatment options.