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General Dentistry and Hygiene

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Pre-op amalgam fillings

 

Amalgam mirror view

 

 

 

Since 1990, no amalgam ("silver metal") fillings have been placed in our patients mouths; instead, all restorations are tooth coloured.

 

 

 

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Post-op "white" fillings

 

Mirror view

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Existing metal/porcelain crown

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New cast ceramic crown

 

 

 

Equally, there is a trend away from the use of metal-reinforced porcelain crowns on front teeth. For many years the mainstay of restorative reconstruction of broken or badly decayed front teeth, these crowns are now being super-ceded by cast all-ceramic crowns and veneers, bringing a new and more predicable vitality to the finished restoration. For more details of "Empress" crowns and veneers, please contact the Practice. 

Dental hygiene

The consequences of plaque build-up are gum disease, tooth decay, other acute infections of the mouth and bad breath. Gum tissue in contact with long-term plaque and tartar deposits will change from firm, healthy, pink tissue, into a swollen, inflamed structure liable to bleeding on brushing and breakdown. Given time, this change will lead to a deeper breakdown in the tooth socket with possible tooth mobility and eventual tooth loss.

This Practice is committed to personal dentistry, to meet the needs of the individual with appropriate treatment. Some patients will require occasional simple stain removal and some, frequent care to contain an otherwise progressive gum disease.

Above all..... You + hygienist + regular check-ups

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= a "healthy" smile

IGNORE IT.... and it might just go away!!!