General Dentistry in London & Guildford – Complete Care for Healthy Smiles
Airflow
Airflow gently and effectively removes stubborn stains from teeth caused by frequent consumption of food and drink such as coffee, red wine, tea and spicy foods.
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Children’s Dental Services
At Levitas Dental Clinic, we strive to provide the highest standards of dental care for the whole family. Quality dental care from an early age is crucial to ensuring children grow up with a healthy smile, and positive outlook towards dental appointments.
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Crowns & Fillings
Crowns are ideal for decayed or broken teeth where a filling may no longer be the best option. They can help improve the appearance and strength of a tooth.
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Dental Hygienist Appointments
As part of your comprehensive dental examination at Levitas Dental Clinic, the dentist will assess your gums and may advise a hygiene appointment. This helps prevent gum disease, remove plaque buildup, and keep your smile feeling fresh and healthy.
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Emergency Dentistry
If you are experiencing a dental emergency it is important we see you as soon as possible. Contact us now in order to book an appointment.
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Oral Surgery
Sometimes the removal of a tooth is a necessary part of oral rehabilitation. Levitas Dental ensure procedues like this are carried out gently and efficiently, prioritising your comfort and long-term dental health.
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Periodontal Disease Treatment
Periodontal disease is a disease that affects the gums, the roots of the teeth and the bone that encases the roots of the teeth. Timely treatment is crucial to protect your oral health, prevent bone loss, and maintain a strong, healthy smile.
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Regular Check-ups
To maintain healthy teeth and gums, regular check ups and oral hygiene are a must. At Levitas Dental Clinic, you are in safe and experienced hands, ensuring a positive dental experience from start to finish, and the highest possible standard of care.
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Root Canal Treatment
Inside each tooth is a network of tiny canals that house the nerve and blood supply, this is known as the pulp. If this area becomes infected or damaged, root canal treatment gently removes the problem, relieving pain and saving your natural tooth.
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Tooth Replacement
At Levitas Dental Clinic, we use the latest technology to offer a range of advanced, natural-looking options for replacing missing teeth.
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General Dentistry in London & Guildford – Complete Care for Healthy Smiles FAQ
How often should I visit the dentist in Guildford?
You should aim to visit Levitas Dental Clinic every 6 to 12 months. Your dentist will let you know how often they would like to see you, and this will depend upon how healthy your teeth are. If you’re worried, you can book an appointment to see us for a check-up at any time.
It can be tempting to avoid the dentist if everything feels fine, but many dental and oral diseases are silent so you may not realise you have a problem. Regular monitoring of your teeth ensures your oral health is maintained as well as flagging up possible issues early enough so that they can be treated quickly.
How can I prevent cavities forming?
To prevent cavities forming and the need for fillings, you should brush your teeth at least twice a day. You should spend between 2 and 3 minutes brushing your teeth. Flossing will help to prevent cavities as this is the only way to prevent bacteria forming between your teeth.
Limit the amount of sugar that you have every day and be mindful of the less obvious foods that contain sugar such as fruit. Raisins for example can stick to your teeth. If you can’t brush your teeth after eating sweet things, try rinsing your mouth with water.
Don't forget that regular visits to the dentist and hygienist can help you deal with cavities.
What is fluoride and how does it help my oral health?
Fluoride is a mineral that is found in water and is in certain foods such as canned fish, spinach, apples and skimmed milk. Fluoride is important to your dental health as it helps make your tooth enamel more resistant to acid attacks from bacteria in your mouth. A lack of fluoride can lead to a great risk of dental decay.
