Dentistry
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Teeth Whitening
Most people notice a discolouration or yellowing of their teeth with age. Staining of the inside and outside layers of the teeth occurs as a result of many different factors including the eating and drinking of sugary, acidic or darkly-coloured substances such as fruit, tea, coffee, fizzy pop and wine, inadequate dental hygiene, trauma to…
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Dentures
Tooth loss and gum damage can cause irritation and pain as well as discomfort and social embarrassment. Replacing deteriorated gum tissue and missing teeth, removable dentures help to restore confidence by giving a younger and more attractive appearance. As dentures are very versatile and can either be full or partial, they are suitable for patients…
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Dental Implants
Further to the natural effects of ageing, diet, illnesses and accidents can all weaken and damage the teeth. Tooth decay and tooth loss can be painful and uncomfortable, also causing self-consciousness. Made of titanium, permanent dental implants are a suitable alternative to removable dentures. Implants are surgically placed in the alveolar bone and can be…
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Root Canal Treatment
Untreated dental decay, deep fillings and trauma to the mouth can result in the death of the pulp in the tooth’s root canal. The destruction of this soft tissue causes discomfort, swelling, pain, infections or abscesses. Over time, untreated compromised pulp tissue can lead to permanent tooth and gum decay, which can be costly and…
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Veneers
When we speak, eat and smile we can be extremely conscious of stained, gapped, misaligned or chipped teeth. Disguising yellow, stained and imperfect teeth, veneers are a highly-effective dental treatment. Permanently covering the teeth, they lighten and brighten the smile, giving a younger, fresher and more confident appearance. Built from composite resin or fine layers…
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Crowns & Bridges
When we damage or lose teeth we can suffer discomfort, pain and embarrassment. Rectifying this damage and preventing any further health issues, dental crowns and bridges are highly-effective dental treatments. Restoring and strengthening teeth that are cracked or broken, dental crowns permanently protect the weakened area. As well as rebuilding damaged teeth, these prosthetic covers…
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Fillings
Despite routinely flossing and brushing our teeth, our oral health can be put greatly at risk by the eating and drinking of sticky, sweet substances. As the permanent bacteria in the mouth continually excrete acid on our teeth and gums, the enamel on the tooth’s surface begins to erode. Even though enamel is the toughest…
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Hygienist
It’s natural for the permanent bacteria on our teeth to build up over time and cause gum disease. Known also as periodontal disease, this build up of plaque causes the decline of tissues and bones in the mouth. Gum disease causes a wide number of oral problems such an unsavoury taste in the mouth, halitosis…