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Aug 2012
21st
21st of August 2012

Straight teeth instantly!

On some occasions, straighter teeth are required right away. This may be due to a wedding or an important social occasion. Once such case is highlighted below. The big day was within a week and straighter teeth with even edges was requested. Luckily, our Principal Dentist is experienced in the very latest cosmetic techniques to be able to transform the smile on the same day.
 


Aug 2012
3rd
3rd of August 2012

E Max Crown - Dental Crown Procedure

Dental crowns are required to protect heavily damaged teeth, teeth will large fillings or teeth that have had root canal treatment. They are essential to maintain the function of the tooth and they will act as a natural replacement for the damaged tooth. Not all crowns are the same! Significant skill and care is required to firstly prepare the tooth for the crown and then fabricate the crown. If these are done well and the crown is well looked after, there is no reason why dental crowns cannot last for many years. They should be considered an investment.

The following case demonstrates the level of expertise we have in dental crowns:
 

Tagged with:   Dental crown All ceramic crown

Jul 2012
19th
19th of July 2012

Tooth Whitening And Adhesive Dental Bridges Treatment

Our case of the month for July involves tooth whitening and adhesive dental bridges to replace missing teeth. This was a complicated case which involved many advanced aspects of dentistry, which was managed and completed by our Principal Dentist, Dr Nissit Patel. The photographs below show the stages of the case:
 


Mar 2012
28th
28th of March 2012

Difficult Case Involving A Dental Implant Replacing A Front Tooth

Our case of the month for March involves a dental implant to replace a front tooth. Dental implants are widely considered to be the best replacement for missing teeth.

Our case was a very difficult case due to highly demanding aesthetics, which had to be just right. Please view the photos to demonstrate the excellent result achieved.
 


Mar 2012
28th
28th of March 2012

Lingual brace masterclass

Dr Nissit Patel recently attended a lingual brace masterclass conference. The speakers were from around the world and recognised experts in the field. The depth of information was exceptional and new techniques were presented which will benefit our patients who wish to undergo the only truly invisible brace. We strongly believe in continuing our education and refining our skills to provide the most progressive dental treatment available. To find out more, please contact us on 0207 7311162.

Tagged with:   Invisible braces

Mar 2012
13th
13th of March 2012

Choosing The Right Dentist

Choosing the right dentist can be a difficult task. This is especially the case if you have complicated dental problems or very high expectations. 

The key things to look for are: 

1. Qualifications 

2. Experience 

3. Case studies 

4. Personal care 

5. The suppport staff 

If you feel confident in all of the above then you may have found the right dentist for you. Our Principal Dentist, Dr Nissit Patel, is highly qualified having achieved the title of Master of Clinical Dentistry in Prosthodontics from Kings College. He is also a clinical teacher at Guy's Hospital, London. Please view our case studies and case of the month series to view the fantastic results that he has achieved. We have a fantastic support staff who are committed to personal care, that we believe is second to none. If you are looking for a dentist, look no further. Contact us today.

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Mar 2012
7th
7th of March 2012

Brushing Saves Lives?

A study has identified a possible link between mouth bacteria and meningitis. They suggested that regular brushing and flossing could help prevent the disease. The suggestion came after researchers in Zurich found a new bacterium in the blood of patients with meningitis. This bacterium is also found in patients with a type of heart disease called endocarditis. It is thought the bacterium could enter the bloodstream via bleeding gums. More research is required to confirm this but it reinforces the need for good oral hygiene.