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|  | Cosmetic dentistry is all about improving the aesthetics of your smile. Many people don’t feel confident about smiling in photographs, and feel wary of showing their teeth in social interactions because they’re discoloured, crooked, or have unsightly gaps. Fortunately there is a safe and... |
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|  | In 2001 the branch of dentistry known as orthodontics (teeth straightening) was revolutionised by a new type of invisible brace. Made from clear plastic, Invisalign takes all the embarrassment out of having orthodontic treatment - which generally lasts for anything between 6-18 months. This... |
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|  | Tooth whitening is a very popular cosmetic dental treatment that involves bleaching your teeth to remove stains and general discolouration. It is a safe and highly effective way to lighten the natural colour of your teeth without having to remove the enamel surface. If you are conscious of having... |
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|  | Dental veneers are a type of cosmetic dental treatment which improve the appearance of crooked, stained, or damaged teeth. A veneer is a wafer thin layer of porcelain (or other composite material) fitted very precisely over the surface of a tooth – much like a false nail fits over a real... |
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|  | The UK has two types of dentist schemes: private dentistry, and NHS dentists. NHS dentist prices are fixed and subsidised by the government, so treatment fees are often a lot less. This article is written by Jackie Griffiths, a freelance journalist who writes health, medical, biological, and... |
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|  | An orthodontist is a dental specialist that has completed 2-3 years of orthodontics training in addition to the standard four years of dental school. This gives the orthodontist special skills to treat misalignment of teeth and facial development with braces and other methods. This article is... |
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|  | Choosing which cosmetic dentist is the right one for you can be quite a daunting experience. How do you know they offer what you want? How do you know you can trust them to do the best for you? How do you know if they have the relevant training to give you the service you require? Using the 9 steps... |
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|  | Most people are aware of the dental treatments that are available nowadays and that, if you want a dental problem fixed, there are now various solutions that you can have other than dentures. Also people seem to be aware that tooth whitening is a treatment that is relatively quick and painless... |
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|  | The demand for cosmetic dentistry treatment drives what is fast becoming a highly competitive market and patients who do not find satisfaction in their usual practice will quickly look elsewhere. Patients will no longer rely solely on the dentists clinical skills. From the initial appointment to... |
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|  | What can cause you to have a filling? A good question to which there are several answers. Too much sugar in your diet can cause a build up of plaque - the white sticky film of bacteria that sits on the tooth or teeth. If this is not efficiently removed by tooth brushing and flossing the bacteria... |
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|  | Dentistry is ever evolving. This is especially true of the cosmetic revolution, which has now reached the UK. Patients are now electing to have treatment done rather than just needing it. Programmes such as “Extreme Makeover UK” and “10 Years Younger” have further accentuated... |
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|  | Orthodontic treatment is the use of braces or aligners, most commonly to straighten crooked teeth or to correct prominent upper front teeth. The type of brace or aligner chosen depends on the problem that needs to be corrected. All the dental treatments that are available in the USA are now commonly... |
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|  | That dress, the flowers, the bridesmaids, your parents, relatives and, of course, your friends! You’ve worked hard to make sure that your special day will be all that you ever wanted it to be. We know you will want everything about your day to be perfect so we have put together your smile... |
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|  | Many more people today understand the benefits of a dental implant. Before you have a tooth extracted in order to have an implant placed, you should consult an endodontist (root canal specialist). In many cases a ‘condemned’ tooth can be saved and restored to full use. Keeping original... |
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|  | Many people are so frightened of the dentist that they avoid dental treatment. These fears are often deep-seated and stem back to childhood experiences. But dentistry has changed. Dentists today are sympathetic about these feelings and a host of nerve-soothing techniques can take the fear out... |
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