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preventative care
Studies have shown that oral health affects overall health and vice versa. The good news is, oral problems can be dealt with before they manifest as greater health risks and aid your overall health too. That’s why, we seek to understand your general health, associated risks and lifestyle, to help you avoid experiencing any symptoms of poor health.
When you come to us for a dental exam, we will work together to diagnose and eliminate the cause of your health issues and help you become your healthiest you.
At Geans Dental, our attention is entirely focused on one aspect of care: you. We work in the capacity of advisors to help you find the best way to achieve your health goals by improving your oral health. We are as concerned for your well-being as you are, so every visit and consultation begins with getting to know you and your health better.
What to expect at a
Geans Dental Check-up
With our dental care family plan, children under 16 get personalised oral care and hygiene for free.
Your goals
At Geans Dental, our attention is entirely focused on one aspect of care: you. We work in the capacity of advisors to help you find the best way to achieve your health goals by improving your oral health. We are as concerned for your well-being as you are, so every visit and consultation begins with getting to know you and your health better. We will lend a sympathetic ear to your health and lifestyle concerns and offer evidence-based treatments. This information will help us understand your needs better and go a long way in providing you with deservedly personal care.
Medical, social
and dental history
In order for us to be able to take optimum care of your oral health, it is also important for us to understand all other aspects of your health. Your mouth, after all, is the gatekeeper of what goes into the rest of your body; if it harbours any infections, the disease-causing bacteria will travel to a multitude of locations where they can affect, and even cause, disease.
Your medical history can provide us with invaluable information on your prior health conditions and help us arrive at a clear diagnosis. That’s why we are thorough and precise about collecting information on your health, lifestyle and dental history.
Your medical history can provide us with invaluable information on your prior and potentially future health conditions and can help us arrive at a clear diagnosis. That’s why we are thorough and precise about collecting information on your health, lifestyle and dental history.
Gum Care
The health of your gums is one of the most important aspects of your oral health. However, gums are also very vulnerable to diseases. By following a structured approach to evaluating, identifying and addressing these issues, we are able to provide evidence-based treatments to ensure that your oral and overall health are maintained in the long run.
Gums are very vulnerable to various diseases. We follow a structured approach to evaluating, identifying and addressing gum issues, to ensure that your oral and overall health are maintained in the long run.
Learn morePoor oral hygiene can lead to dental problems such as gum disease and bone loss, so we recommend visiting us for regular check-ups and dental hygiene visits.
— THE GEANS DENTAL TEAM
Hygiene and Dental Health Coaching
At Geans Dental, our highly experienced team of Dental Hygienists performs evidence-based treatments to address your oral care needs. They also provide advice and coaching on how you can best take care of your mouth.
Learn more60%
60%–90% of school children and adults worldwide have dental cavities (WHO Oral Health fact sheet)
20%
20% of middle-aged adults have severe gum disease, resulting in tooth loss (WHO Oral Health fact sheet)
18 a day
18 people are diagnosed with Mouth Cancer every day in the UK (www.mouthcancer.org)
Oral Cancer Screening
Every year, more than 2,000 people in the UK lose their lives to Mouth Cancer; traffic accidents and testicular and cervical cancer combined prove fatal to fewer people in comparison. However, being aware of the risks of mouth cancer, acting on them through healthier lifestyle choices and learning to recognise the symptoms help reduce the likelihood of the disease.
We are particular about an examination of the soft tissues of your mouth on regular visits, since it aids the early detection of oral cancer or potentially malignant lesions. Our hygienists also provide preventative advice on oral cancer.
Every year, more than 2,000 people in the UK lose their lives to Mouth Cancer than traffic accidents and testicular and cervical cancer combined. However, being aware of the risks of mouth cancer, acting on them through healthier lifestyle choices and learning to recognise the symptoms help reduce the likelihood of the disease.
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