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Why Fixing Receding Gums Isn’t Just About Aesthetics
Receding gums are often noticed when teeth begin to look longer or gaps appear along the gum line. While many people associate this with appearance alone, gum recession is rarely just a cosmetic issue. At Pure Periodontics in the City of London, receding gums are one...
Beyond Bad Breath: The Unexpected Symptoms That Signal Gum Disease
When people think about gum disease, bad breath is often the first symptom that comes to mind. While persistent odour can be a sign of a problem, it is far from the only warning signal. At Pure Periodontics in the City of London, many patients are surprised to learn...
Diabetes and Gum Disease: What London Patients Need to Know
Diabetes and gum disease are closely linked, but with the right care, you can protect your gums and overall health.
The Silent Progression: How Gingivitis Becomes Periodontitis Without You Noticing
Gum disease rarely appears overnight. In many cases, it develops quietly over time with few obvious symptoms. At Pure Periodontics in the City of London, patients are often surprised to learn how easily early gum inflammation can progress into more advanced...
Why Your Gums Bleed in the Same Spot Every Time (And What It’s Really Telling You)
If gums bleed in the same spot every time someone brushes or flosses, it is rarely a coincidence. At Pure Periodontics in the City of London, this is a concern frequently raised by patients. While it can feel minor or easy to dismiss, repeated bleeding in one specific...
Why Travelling Abroad for Periodontal Treatment Can Put Your Oral Health at Serious Risk
In recent years, travelling abroad for dental and medical treatment has become increasingly popular. Lower prices, short waiting times and heavily marketed clinics can make overseas periodontal treatment appear tempting. However, recent research reported in the Daily...
Bad Breath That Won’t Go Away? It Could Be Advanced Gum Disease
Have you noticed that your breath stays unpleasant even after brushing, flossing, or using mouthwash? Persistent bad breath, also known as halitosis, can be more than just an embarrassing inconvenience. It may actually be a warning sign of advanced gum disease, known...
6 Ways to Improve Your Gum Health in 2026
A new year often brings a renewed focus on health. But while diet and fitness goals tend to get most of the attention, gum health is often overlooked.
Bleeding Gums During Pregnancy: What London Mums Need to Know
If you’ve noticed your gums bleeding when brushing or flossing during pregnancy, you’re not alone. Many expectant mums experience gum problems, particularly from the second trimester onwards. While a small amount of bleeding may seem harmless, it’s often a sign of...
Periodontal Maintenance: How Often Should You See a Gum Specialist?
If you’ve been treated for gum disease, you’ve already taken the most important step towards protecting your oral health. But treatment doesn’t stop once your gums have healed. Ongoing periodontal maintenance is essential to prevent infection from returning and to...
The Hidden Link Between Gum Disease and Heart Disease
You’ve probably heard that gum disease can cause bleeding gums or bad breath, but did you know it could also affect your heart? Over the last few decades, research has uncovered a strong connection between gum disease (periodontitis) and heart disease, showing that...
Is Your Bad Breath a Sign of Gum Disease?
Most of us experience occasional bad breath - after a morning coffee, a busy day, or certain foods. But if your breath remains unpleasant even after brushing, it may signal something more serious happening beneath the gumline. Persistent halitosis is often one of the...
Nervous About Seeing a Periodontist? Here’s How We Help You Feel at Ease
Visiting a specialist periodontist can be daunting, particularly if you already feel nervous about dental procedures. Some people may assume that coming to a specialist means more intensive or invasive treatments. At Pure Periodontics, we understand that these...
Can Receding Gums Grow Back?
Have you noticed your teeth looking longer than they used to? Or perhaps you feel a sudden twinge of sensitivity when drinking something hot or cold? These may be signs of gum recession - a common condition that affects people of all ages. Gum recession happens when...
National Dental Hygiene Month: Protect Your Gums with Professional Cleaning in London
October marks National Dental Hygiene Month – the perfect opportunity to give your gums the attention they deserve. Your gum health plays a vital role in your overall wellbeing, and at Pure Periodontics, we’re here to help you protect it. Located just a short walk...
Laser Gum Treatment in London: A Modern Approach to Periodontal Care
Periodontal disease affects millions worldwide and remains one of the leading causes of tooth loss. The good news? Advances in dental technology mean that treatment is now more comfortable, precise, and effective than ever before. One of the most innovative...
How Much Does Gum Disease Treatment Cost in London?
When gum disease strikes, one of the first questions patients often ask is: “How much does gum disease treatment cost in London?” It’s a fair question - but the truth is, the answer depends on many factors. Gum disease is not a “one size fits all” condition. Costs...
7 Early Warning Signs of Gum Disease You Shouldn’t Ignore
Gum disease is one of the most common oral health conditions in the UK, yet many people don’t realise they have it until the symptoms are advanced. It’s often called a “silent disease” because the early stages can be easy to overlook. By recognising the early gum...
The Silent Threat of Gum Disease: What Every Adult Should Know
Gum disease is often referred to as the "silent disease" for a reason: it can develop slowly, without pain, and go unnoticed until significant damage is done. At Pure Periodontics, under the expert care of Dr Neesha Patel, we specialise in diagnosing and treating gum...
Oral Health in Young Adults: Preventing Gum Disease Early
Many young adults assume gum disease is something that only affects older people. The reality is that early signs of periodontal disease can appear as early as your twenties. At Pure Periodontics, Dr Neesha Patel encourages young patients in Liverpool Street and...