By Dr Neesha Patel
11.08.21
Periodontology
Recently, a connection between gum disease and an increased risk of COVID-19 complications has been highlighted by scientists worldwide, indicating that the virus is more severe than we previously thought in the presence of inflammation caused by gum disease. Expert periodontist Dr Neesha Patel explores this connection further.
By Dr Neesha Patel
04.02.20
Dentistry
Receding gums: can they be fixed?
Receding gums refers to a progressive loss of gum tissue, which can lead to tooth root exposure if it isn’t treated. Dr Neesha Patel, a specialist periodontist talks more about receding gums and how they can be treated.
By Dr Neesha Patel
12.11.19
Dentistry
Halitosis: how to prevent bad breath
Embarrassed that your breath smells bad? Read some top tips from our expert periodontist Dr Neesha Patel on how to prevent halitosis!
By Dr Neesha Patel
05.11.19
Dentistry
Halitosis: what causes bad breath?
We've all had a case of bad breath that's left us feeling embarrassed at some point. One of our expert Periodontists Dr Neesha Patel explains the possible causes and what you can do to prevent it.
By Dr Neesha Patel
10.09.19
Dentistry
How smoking affects your oral health
All tobacco use, whether it be smoking or chewing tobacco, has a negative impact on a person’s health. Smoking and tobacco is not only linked to illnesses such as heart disease, lung disease and cancer, but can also have a huge impact on your oral health, putting you at a higher risk of periodontal (gum) disease and oral cancer. Take a closer look at the relationship between tobacco use and both periodontal disease and oral cancer with leading consultant periodontist, Dr Neesha Patel.
By Dr Neesha Patel
26.08.19
Dentistry
Pregnancy periodontitis: Can it affect my baby?
It's always important to keep your teeth and gums clean to prevent gum diseases such as periodontitis or gingivitis, but it's especially necessary during pregnancy. Leading consultant periodontist, Dr Neesha Patel, explains just why it is so important to have good gum health when you're expecting.
By Dr Neesha Patel
16.08.19
Dentistry
How to have good oral health during pregnancy
Hormonal changes in the body can lead to oral changes, which can leave the gums more vulnerable to bacterial plaque accumulation. This can cause inflammation, bleeding and sensitivity. We’ve asked one of our top periodontists Dr Neesha Patel to explain everything you need to know about pregnancy gingivitis and pregnancy epulis.
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