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How To Fix Worn Down Chipped Teeth

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Mar 2014
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27th of March 2014

Do you suffer from tooth wear? Are your teeth short and jagged at the edges? Are they sensitive? Do they look unattractive? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, then just look at our case study below on how to fix them. Here is the answer!
 

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Worn down, chipped teeth. Just look at the uneven edges.

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The teeth have been transformed! Even edges, no more wear and they are whiter!

How did we achieve this? The answer lies within careful planning, teeth whitening and composite bonding. This is a truly non invasive smile makeover- NO drilling, NO needles and NO pain.Treatment completed by Dr Nissit Patel using G-aenial composite by GC, one of the finest materials present. Photographs are the sole property of Dr Nissit Patel, any reproduction is strictly prohibited. If you would like your smile transformed using the least invasive techniques, please contact us today.


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