The Periodontal Suite

15/10/2016

In Belgium about to attend this lecture- exciting stuff!

19/05/2016

Researchers link oral bacteria to pancreatic cancer
RECENT research from the United States
suggests that measuring bacteria in the
mouth could potentially show us who is most
at risk of developing pancreatic cancer.
The study found that people with high levels
of two certain gum-disease bacteria where
twice as likely to develop pancreatic cancer,
which is the 10th most common cancer in
the UK.
With so many studies indicating that gum
disease can have knock-on effects on our
overall health, it has never been more
important to stay on top of your gum health.
Your dentist can let you know how healthy
your gums are and suggest any necessary
treatments.

28/04/2015

https://www.facebook.com/IUDentistry/posts/981328715210892

11/04/2013

At the BSP spring meeting, Manchester. Really looking forward to hearing Pat Allen speak.

14/03/2013

How is gum disease linked to cardiovascular disease?

Research has shown that periodontal disease may increase the risk for developing cardiovascular disease. Both periodontal disease and cardiovascular disease are chronic inflammatory diseases, so researchers believe that inflammation may account for the association between the two. Untreated periodontal disease can increase inflammation in the body, which may increase the risk for development of more severe health complications, including cardiovascular disease. However, more research is needed to determine the exact relationship between the two conditions.

01/03/2013

14/02/2013

Hope you all have a lovely day

01/02/2013

We want to wish our boys the very best of luck in this year's Rbs Six Nations and especially wish our local man Jamie Heaslip the very best with the captaincy. C'mon the boys in green!

20/01/2013

C'mon Racing Metro!!!!

19/01/2013

C'mon Leinster!

31/12/2012

Happy New Year to all our friends - best wishes The Periodontal Suite