Patient Education
Useful links
For your convenience we have compiled a list of useful links – see below
Useful links
For your convenience we have compiled a list of useful links – see below
The independent dental advice site for patients by the British Dental Association.
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An independent dental charity working to improve standards of oral health and hygiene for all - both across the United Kingdom and around the world.
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Find out how to keep your teeth clean, including advice on how to choose the best type of toothbrush.
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Find out how to treat and protect your gums from gum disease.
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Learn all about dentistry & oral care, including information on dental disease, tooth restoration, cosmetic procedures, cost & insurance, & finding a local dentist.
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AAP member periodontists are specialists in periodontal disease treatment, cosmetic periodontal procedures, and dental implant placement.
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Advancing health through education, service, research and discovery.
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Southern Implants was established in 1987 to develop, manufacture and distribute dental implants. Southern Implants has been a pioneer in this field over the last two decades and has contributed extensively to ongoing enhancements with respect to the osseointegration of implant devices, surgical techniques, patient education and options for treatment.
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Zimmer Dental’s Patient Education Videos are designed to educate patients on recommended dental procedures, using simple language and non-threatening visuals.
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Dental implants are a popular option for tooth replacement and offer many advantages. Due to ongoing manufacturing and clinical advancements, safe and effective treatment by trained professionals is readily available around the world.
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In order to properly maintain your dental health a patient should floss once daily. This video describes the proper way to floss your teeth to prevent decay and other dental issues.
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