Category " sedation dentistry"

When we lose a tooth, it can have far reaching implications on our oral functions, and also the health of our remaining teeth. Teeth can be lost through a range of contributory factors. From tooth decay caused by poor dental hygiene, to dental trauma, or even repeated dental treatments such as multiple fillings on a [...]

Having a lost tooth can be a real blight on a person’s appearance and the function of their mouths. A gap in our teeth can cause real problems with oral functions, such as speaking or eating, as well as diminishing self-confidence. Dental implants are just one of a range of tooth reconstruction treatments that can [...]

Dull, drab smiles look unattractive; teeth can become dull through a multitude of causes, from the foods and drinks we consume, to our lifestyle. Coffee, red wine, tea and pigmented foods can all leave behind stains on our teeth, as too can smoking tobacco. Those stains left behind can be stubborn and tough to shift, [...]

Our teeth undergo a lot of punishment throughout our lives, and many people resign themselves to the belief that as they get older, the loss of their biological teeth becomes inevitable. However, with proper care, the lifespan of a person’s natural teeth can be extended so that they last well into retirement years. The importance [...]

Sedation dentistry can be a great help to people who feel anxious when they visit the dentist. A sedation dentist makes use of gentle sedatives to help you enter a relaxed state so you can have your necessary dental work done stress-free. You’ll remain conscious throughout your visit, but will not experience anxiety. How Sedation [...]

When Professor Per-Ingvar Brånemark first discovered that titanium would meld successfully with human bone tissue, he probably wouldn’t have believed the profound effect his discovery would have on the medical world. The professor’s discovery went on to become the principal foundation of dental implant technology – a treatment that has become hugely popular in recent [...]

A very healthy, vital person can still suffer from the occasional dental problem. But an unhealthy person will very often deal with gum disease or related issues. Seeing your dentist twice per year for a clinical cleaning and exam is a good first step to achieving better dental health, but this must be backed up [...]

Halitosis is the medical name for bad breath, and is a condition that affects many people. Halitosis often stems from poor oral hygiene, but can be a signal of other health issues. Regular dentist checkups and good oral hygiene habits can help control or cure halitosis, as can changes in a person’s lifestyle, from dietary [...]

Your smile (or lack of a smile) contributes greatly to the first impression you make. When you meet a new person, a confident, bright smile sends a positive message. If you are reluctant to smile and are embarrassed by imperfections with your teeth, it is time to visit your cosmetic dentist. A cosmetic dentist can [...]

Everyone can be a bit accident prone, and that can lead to damage to your teeth during hours when the dentist is closed. Emergencies can happen without any warning, and it is best to be prepared by having the necessary materials at hand before something happens. Of course, not every dental emergency is the result [...]