Our previous article focused on dental implants replacing several teeth. This case demonstrates the replacement of one missing tooth at the back, a molar tooth. This is a very common situation. You may ask: 'why do I need to replace a tooth at the back of my mouth. It is not visible and I don't really miss it.' 

However, there are a number of reasons why you should replace missing molar teeth:

1. Molar teeth are designed for chewing food. If you have a missing tooth especially a missing molar, then the force of chewing is placed upon other teeth. This can lead to further damage. 

2. Replacing the missing molar will prevent the opposite tooth from moving in a vertical direction; this is called over eruption and can cause significant problems with the bite. 

3. Replacing the tooth will prevent the adjacent teeth from drifting and tilting. 

4. Dental implants prevent further bone loss. This will prevent a sunken look in the future years. 

5. Self-esteem is dramatically improved with a full set of teeth.

Below is a case of a missing molar tooth, expertly replaced by Dr Nissit Patel:
 

Modern cosmetic dentistry should utilise the least invasive treatment possible and yet still produce wonderful results. Our case study demonstrates this. We transformed the smile without any drilling, without needles and without pain!
 

Our case of the month is a terrific smile makeover with invisible braces. Initially our patient came to us with a severe dislike with her smile. She would not smile for photographs and would always hold her upper lip over her teeth. Dr Nissit Patel transformed the smile with invisible braces in less than 8 months.
 

We do not believe in average or mediocrity. We always strive for excellence. An example of this is below, where the patient presented with two heavily decayed teeth. Once the decay was removed, Dr Nissit Patel prescribed a porcelain onlay and a composite white filling. 

The difference is clear with completely tooth like restorations.
 

Dental implants are the very best replacement for missing teeth. They can be used in single, multiple and all missing teeth cases. However, the key to success is careful planning and analysis. Our case below highlights a single missing tooth at the front due to an accident.
 

A smile transformation does not necessarily involve a mouth full of porcelain veneers and crowns. In our case study below, the smile transformation was completed with a cosmetic denture. Please view the photographs to see what a difference new teeth can make.
 

Teeth straightening in the past involved metal train tracks which were uncomfortable and visible! Modern dentistry and the latest techniques means that teeth can be straightened discreetly, comfortably and quickly. Our case study below highlights such an example. Please view the photographs below:
 

We strongly believe that cosmetic dentistry should be minimally invasive and kind to teeth and gums. Using the very latest technology combined with the advanced training taken by our dentists, dental excellence can be achieved. An example of cosmetic dental excellence is presented below. Our patient wanted a more aesthetic smile after years of hiding her teeth. As the pictures demonstrate, a wonderful result was achieved which was completely non invasive and pain free.
 

Invisible braces are one the most popular cosmetic treatments available. Having straight teeth can enhance a smile dramatically which in turn will have a major cosmetic effect and improve confidence no end. Below is a case where our patient would not smile for photographs and would constantly hide the teeth. Dr Nissit Patel transformed the smile with an invisible lingual brace.