How often should I see my dentist?

We recommend that you visit your dentist every six months, to ensure that we manage to closely monitor your oral and dental health. A full assessment will take around thirty minutes, which allows the dentist to track any progress, or detect issues such as tooth decay. Regular check-ups can help prevent gum disease, and tooth loss.

Tooth decay is the softening of your tooth enamel, which is caused by acids produced by bacteria. This occurs when sugar is broken down in your mouth. The softening of enamel results in a damaged tooth structure. Tooth decay, if left untreated, can cause cavities (holes in teeth) which continue to expand. This will require treatment, depending on the severity. Treatment may include a filling, root canal or even an extraction, if the damage to the tooth’s structure is that severe.

How to prevent tooth decay?

We recommend that you follow a good oral hygiene routine, brushing with a fluoride containing tooth-paste at least twice a day. This removes any debris from food, which is a prime cause of decay. In addition to regular, six-month check-ups, this will help you maintain good oral health.

Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is where the gums become red, swollen or infected. This is caused by bacterial growth in your mouth, which can cause plaque and decay. This results in tissue damage or tooth loss if not properly treated. Please book to see a dental specialist at your earliest convenience, if you suspect you have gum disease, or present with any of those symptoms.

How is gum disease treated?

It varies on the severity of the case. Severe cases may require that the dentist removes the tooth completely, but in other cases, a deep clean can get rid of the bacteria and plaque. To avoid this, it is best to have a dental check-up every six months, to keep on track of your oral health.

How do I know if I need a root canal?

Signs of infection that are severe enough to result in a root canal include: Serious pain in the tooth when eating, or when pressure is applied. Tenderness or swelling in the gums. Darkening of the tooth. Pain and sensitivity to hot or cold food and drink. A bump on the gums, close to the painful area. It is strongly recommended that you seek the advice of a dentist if you experience any of these symptoms.

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What is a Parent Rescue Call?

Our Parent Rescue Call is a service offering a one-off consultation run by our two Child Clinical Psychologists. This virtual consultation is an opportunity to answer any questions you may have about how to support your child. We cover a range of issues (amongst others) and can provide practical support including:

More understanding of neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g. ASD/ADHD) or questions around how to adapt things following a diagnosis.
Mild anxiety.
Recent changes in mood or presentation.
Sleeping difficulties.
Toileting difficulties.
Increasing independence.
How to support young people through exam periods or possible transition periods, e.g. schools, hospitals, holidays.
Exploring how to have difficult conversations with their children, e.g. health issues, transitions, deaths.
Further information about different diagnoses or difficulties (but not diagnostic).
Body image.
Loneliness.

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Book Your Session: Simply visit our website and book your London Parent Rescue Call directly. Choose a time slot that works for you from the availability provided by our child psychologists. Appointments from £130 for 60 minutes.
Speak with a Psychologist: At the scheduled time, you'll receive a call from one of our child psychologists. During the 60-minute session, you'll have the chance to share your concerns and ask any questions you may have.
Receive a Brief Plan: After the call, you'll receive a brief plan outlining actionable steps you can take to address the specific issue discussed. This plan will provide you with practical strategies and guidance to help you navigate the challenges you're facing.

Why Choose Our London Parent Rescue Call Service?

Expert Guidance:

Our child psychologists have extensive experience working with children and families, and they're here to provide you with expert guidance and support.

Convenience:

With our online booking system, you can schedule your Parent Rescue Call at a time that's convenient for you, without the need to wait for an appointment.

Immediate Support:

When you're facing a parenting challenge, waiting weeks for an appointment isn't always an option. Our Parent Rescue Call service offers immediate support when you need it most.

Tailored Solutions:

Every family is unique, which is why our psychologists will work with you to develop a tailored plan that addresses your specific concerns and fits your family's needs.

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Don't let parenting challenges overwhelm you. Take the first step towards finding solutions and support by booking your Parent Rescue Call today. We're here to help you navigate the ups and downs of parenting with confidence and ease.

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Our empathic and friendly therapists are all HCPC registered Clinical Psychologists who hold first degrees in Psychology (Bsc Hons), a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy) and additional postgraduate training. They are experts in a wide range of therapies and mental health conditions in a variety of NHS and private healthcare settings.

Dr Sagari Sarkar

Clinical Psychologist

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Parent Rescue Call: Immediate Parenting Support

What is a Parent Rescue Call?

How It Works

Why Choose Our London Parent Rescue Call Service?

Expert Guidance:

Convenience:

Immediate Support:

Tailored Solutions:

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Meet the Team

Dr Sagari Sarkar