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Dentist in London Stresses the Importance of Oral Health Maintenance

London dentists, Dr. Brock Rondeau and Dr. Adam Burton, place an emphasis on the importance of keeping teeth clean.

2012-04-13
LONDON, ON, April 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Through excellent care, Dr. Adam Burton, dentist in London, produces beautiful results. Northland Dental Centre believes in educating patients so that they better understand the importance of maintaining proper oral health care. By keeping teeth and gums clean, patients can ensure their smile is healthy and will last a lifetime.

"Knowing the basics of good oral hygiene can make a big difference in the health of your smile. By showing my patients the most effective ways to brush and floss now, helps them to avoid problems like cavities, plaque, tartar and gum disease later," said Dr. Adam Burton, London dentist.

Good oral hygiene results in a mouth that looks and smells healthy. Dr. Burton informs patients that good oral hygiene is one of the most important things they can do for their teeth and gums - not to mention their oral health, as well. Healthy teeth not only enable patients to look and feel good, but they make it possible to eat and speak properly.

Daily preventive care includes proper brushing and flossing, which will help stop problems before they develop. Maintaining proper preventive care is also less painful, expensive, and worrisome than treating conditions that have been allowed to progress. By providing patients with valuable dental health care information online, and by educating patients at Northland Dental Centre, Dr. Adam Burton, London dentist, and his team of dental professionals can help assure their patients leave knowing exactly how to care for their teeth and gums.

In addition to providing oral health care tips, Northland Dental Centre's site offers various pages to learn more about Dr. Burton, a London, ON dentist, services offered, new patient forms, concierge service, appointment requests, and several other useful pages. Patients can simply visit the practice's website to search for more information on various dental procedures.

Offering comprehensive dental care in the convenience of one location utilizing most current techniques in general and cosmetic dentistry, Dr. Adam Burton, London dental implant dentist, emphasizes lifetime prevention as well as maintaining dental treatments that are readily available for all patients. Further proof of his continual commitment to providing the best in available dental care can be seen through the practice's educational pages and in-office oral health care tips and directions for added patient confidence.

About Northland Dental Centre: Owned and operated by Dr. Brock Rondeau and Dr. Adam Burton, Northland Dental Centre strives to make their London office as efficient and convenient as possible. At Northland Dental Centre, Dr. Rondeau and his professional staff are committed to delivering quality care to informed patients in a comfortable, convenient setting. Offering sedation dentistry, veneers, and dental implants, Northland Dental Centre is available for all of your dental needs.

Media Contact:
contactus@northlanddental.com
1295 Highbury Avenue
London, ON N5Y 5L3
(519) 455-2551
http://www.northlanddental.com


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[Press-News.org] Dentist in London Stresses the Importance of Oral Health Maintenance
London dentists, Dr. Brock Rondeau and Dr. Adam Burton, place an emphasis on the importance of keeping teeth clean.