Dr Andreas Siebold - Periodontist

20/12/2021

From Our Team To Yours. We would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous New Year🎊 . We would also like to extend our gratitude to all our patients for their support through out this year. Thank You for trusting us with your precious pearly whites🙂. We look forward to seeing you in the new year. Take care and be safe!🙏🏽

13/09/2021

Are your gums healthy? Have a look at the difference between gum disease and healthy gums.

Contact us if you need further assistance.

See: https://bit.ly/3f5s9Af

12/05/2021

Gum diseases are preventable but also treatable!

If you need help, contact us.

For more info on gum disease visit http://efp.org

09/02/2021

COVID-19 patients with gum disease are up to 9 times more likely to die, new study finds.

Make sure to stay healthy and minimise your risk during the pandemic. Contact us for any gum related problems!

Patients with gum disease are at least three time more likely to suffer from complications if they contract COVID, it has been revealed.

27/01/2021

In times where Covid-19 is more present than ever, have a look at our sterilizing practices and how we ensure your and our safety comes first.

https://fb.watch/3gSvNxTgh3/

11/01/2021

Wishing you a happy new year! We are open and ready to treat patients safely during Covid-lockdown in 2021 due to our specialised airway system.

22/10/2020

If you did not know, now you know. People with gum disease may have a higher risk of suffering cardiovascular diseases.

Contact us for advice or treatment.

For more info visit: https://www.efp.org/gum-disease-general-health/perio-cardio/

18/09/2020

What can your teeth tell you about your overall health?

Have a good weekend - and do not hesitate to contact us if you need assistance with your teeth problems.

Beyond any dental health problems, your teeth can also tell you a lot about your overall health, including any potential issues you may have.

28/08/2020

Regular physical activity during lockdown is not only important for general health. It also contributes to your oral health!

Good oral health is easy to take for granted. We can forget about its importance until we actually start to have problems.