Dental crowns are a type of dental restoration that is used to cover a tooth that has been damaged or decayed. They can also be used to improve the appearance of a tooth that is chipped, discolored, or misshapen.If you are considering getting a dental crown, there are a few...
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A resin bonded bridge provides a permanent, minimally invasive solution for replacing missing teeth. Find out more.
Dental implants are a longer term solution, that look & feel like real teeth. A popular treatment to improve appearance & ability to eat and chew.
Adult braces are so popular now. An increasing number of adults are opting for braces to improve their smile, boost their confidence, and improve their oral health, despite a host of misconceptions and myths associated with braces, including that they’re just for teenagers. Common myths about braces Still not sure...
A pain-free way to regain your confident smile – composite bonding is a modern and cost-effective cosmetic dental technique used to restore and rejuvenate damaged, misshapen or discoloured teeth.Using a thin layer of coloured composite resin, tailored to match your individual tooth colour for a seamless application, composite bonding allows...
Everyone has a different gumline, some being low, some high, and some uneven. Although there is no ‘normal’ gumline, many patients feel self-conscious about theirs. The good news is, there is a solution - gum contouring can help reshape the gumline. If you are considering this treatment, you have certainly...
Veneers can instantly transform and restore your smile, giving you a confidence boost in all areas of your life. Perfect for improving the aesthetic appeal of your smile by fixing small cosmetic issues such as discoloration, gaps in the teeth, as well as slight cracks and chips, all veneers are...
There are many reasons why people lose teeth. Whatever the cause, tooth loss can lead to issues with everyday activities, such as eating and speaking. Not only this, but the loss of teeth can also have a significant impact on our confidence, and how we feel about ourselves. For many...
What is the Dahl concept? The Dahl concept is a method of treating the localised wear of anterior teeth, without having to treat the back teeth. This conservative method can be used to control incisal guidance and gain palatal space for restorative material. It is also a non-invasive, preventative treatment...
Endodontically treated teeth are teeth that have been treated for problems involving the inside of the tooth, known as the tooth pulp. The tooth pulp contains the vital blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue, which can become inflamed or infected as a result of tooth decay, injury or significant dental...
Dental fillings have been used as an effective dental treatment for years, beginning life as a mercury-based dental amalgam (silver) first used in the 19th century. Fillings are recommended as an effective treatment option for several reasons. The most likely being to repair cavities in the teeth caused by tooth...
Research published by the British Dental Journal shows that of people who are unhappy with their teeth, 64% cite discolouration as the reason. There are several causes of tooth discolouration - some of these are avoidable, such as poor dental hygiene, diet or smoking. Others are not, such as genetics,...
When it comes to filling a gap in teeth, the treatment depends on several factors. These are the reason for the gap, the size of the space and whether there is a missing tooth or not. Of course, gaps between teeth can be caused by missing teeth or when you...
Dr Tidu Mankoo January 13, 2021 2:25 pm Dental crowns are artificial restorations used to restore, protect and preserve teeth which are structurally compromised. Also known as caps, crowns are fitted over the prepared tooth or teeth. Crowns are used to restore teeth that have been fractured or broken, weakened...
If your teeth aren’t what you consider to be the 'perfect' shade of white, it can affect your confidence and the size of your smile. Perhaps unsurprisingly, nearly half of UK adults are on a mission to achieve their perfect smile. In the pursuit of brighter, whiter teeth, some people...
Dental veneers are restorations that are made of thin layers of either porcelain or composite. These are placed over the front and incisal surfaces (tips) of teeth to restore or improve their overall appearance and can be used to restore single or multiple front or side teeth.
Your smile is your most important asset. Smiling helps you to communicate and bond with others, reduces your blood pressure and decreases your risk of heart disease. It can also boost your confidence in an instant, and you deserve to love your smile. Unfortunately, 40 per cent of the UK’s...
As the saying goes, “a picture paints a thousand words”. And since aesthetic dentistry is all about creating a beautiful and healthy smile, often it’s easier to show patients what’s possible through the power of technology. Digital smile makeovers are rising in popularity because it provides patients with a snapshot...
Misaligned teeth, otherwise known as malocclusion, is a common problem which can be caused by simple crowding of our teeth (where our jaws cannot accommodate all the teeth) or habits like thumb-sucking during childhood. In many cases, it’s due to hereditary and congenital factors leading to an incorrect tooth alignment...
Orthodontic treatment, more often know as a dental brace, is often considered a good treatment option to correct small gaps or spacing in teeth, especially if the teeth are more or less intact and of the correct size and proportion. Modern orthodontic treatment can be tailored to your preferences, with...
Dental bridges are a fixed replacement for a missing tooth or teeth. A dental bridge can be secured to one or more of the teeth next to the missing tooth or teeth, using one of a number of methods including: crowns on a supporting tooth or teeth, adhesive wings (i.e....
Bone loss in gums can affect people of all ages, even those that have had perfectly healthy teeth. However, it is more common as you age.
A veneer is a thin layer of porcelain or a naturally coloured composite material which is placed over the teeth to improve the appearance. > Improve discoloured teeth > Shape > Alignment > Cosmetic improvement What does the process actually involve? The beginning of the assessment will start with a...
When it comes to your children, introducing them to a dentist can be a challenge. Often the younger they are, the more afraid they become, which can impact their relationship with dentists as they get older. The British Dental Association suggests that it’s best for children to have a first...
Wisdom teeth are also known as third molars, wisdom teeth are the last teeth to grow in the mouth, usually coming through in adulthood. Because there often isn’t enough space in the mouth for the wisdom teeth, they may not erupt properly by the time they emerge. This can result...
In today’s blog, Advanced Dentistry takes a closer look at All on 4 implants, which offer a quick, safe and highly cost effective treatment for missing teeth. They are particularly useful for you if you have suffered with missing teeth and as a result lost confidence. Furthermore, the great thing...
If you've ever considered aesthetic or corrective dentistry from a private practice you have probably felt overwhelmed by the amount of private dentists on offer. It is a fact that in recent years the numbers of private dentists have increased significantly in the UK. However, this can make choosing the...
In our last blog, Advanced Dentistry spoke about some of the basic information surrounding dental crowns. To follow-up on that in our series of treatment blogs, today we take a closer look at composite bonding. We will take you through some of the basic reasons you may have to receive...
Whatever state your teeth are in, be it crooked teeth, missing teeth or something else altogether, flossing is something that is worth doing regularly. Many people are put off flossing, for a variety of reasons, but there are far more reasons to take up the practice than not. Perhaps you...