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Cosmetic Dentistry - Alignment And Cosmetic Bonding

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Feb 2012
9th
9th of February 2012

Our next case study highlights the expert treatment that we offer. To transform a smile, modern cosmetic dentistry should be minimally invasive. This way, the underlying teeth are kept healthy with no risk of biological damage. Why cut when you can align and bond?

Our patient presented with a tooth which was hidden from view. This was a complex case due to various factors, but our expert dentist, Dr Nissit Patel had the answers the problem. The photographs demonstrate the smile transformation:
 

Before1 300x200hg

The hidden tooth. How can it be brought back into alignment?

After aligment1 300x200hg

The tooth is visible again! After a course of invisible lingual braces, the tooth was brought back into alignment. Due to the previous position, it was heavily worn down over many years.

Final 300x200hg

Cosmetic bonding restores the tooth to the natural shape.

This treatment did NOT require any needles, any drilling and did not involve any pain. A full arch lingual brace was used using Innovation brackets. Cosmetic bonding was completed with G-aenial anterior composite. All treatment was carried out by Dr Nissit Patel.


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