Cosmetic Dentistry Guide

Sensitive teeth, also known as dentin hypersensitivity, is a common problem that is experienced by over 40% of the UK population at some point in their lives. It is typically a short, sharp pain from exposed dentin in response to stimuli (pressure changes to temperature and electrical changes). The innermost part, the pulp of the tooth, contains all the nerves and blood vessels that keep our tooth alive; the dentin is the second innermost part that encapsulates the pulp-it is also the suspect behind tooth sensitivity. Dentine; the inner layer of the tooth, is the part of the tooth structure that is covering and protecting the nerve endings, when exposed to extremely hot ,cold stimuli, and sweet and sour tastes, it automatically triggers a sudden impulse that make us feel a split-second, sharp pain. When the outer layer, i.e. enamel starts to wear away then the dentin becomes hypersensitive.  In some extreme cases just exposure to cold air can cause pain for people

Teeth that are decayed, worn down, broken or affected by gum disease may need to be restored by your dentist. The most common type of tooth damage; decay is mainly caused by eating or drinking sugary food and drinks. Damaged tooth tissues can become very painful and also sensitive to different elements such as change of temperature, i.e. Cold / Hot. This can subsequently leave the tooth vulnerable to attack from disease, which could eventually lead to tooth loss. When teeth are damaged beyond repair with the traditional restorative techniques (fillings), It is essential to protect them from further injury and also to restore the cosmetic appearance. One of the oldest and most successful ways of protecting teeth is to fit a dental crown over the top. A dental crown is a ceramic or metal and ceramic cap that is designed to fit over the damaged tooth, covering all parts of the tooth above the gum line to act as a barrier.

                 Restore your teeth and smile in just an hour with our new Dental Implant procedure. Teeth-in-an-Hour is a new concept that provides patients with instant functioning teeth on dental implants in one single session. Replacing teeth with dental implants has traditionally been associated with long periods of healing, high costs, anxiety, and lost work time. The latest technological advances allow the patient to leave the chair with dental implants and crowns / bridge replacement after a short one-hour, non-traumatic procedure. The Teeth-in-an-Hour is a dental implant surgery system that streamlines the tooth implant treatment process. The system incorporates the CT Scans and 3-D imaging software to accurately evaluate the bone structure, map out the areas of best integrity, and create a permanent prosthesis prior to the tooth implant surgery. As a result, on the day of the actual Dental implant surgery, the implant post is placed and the prosthetics

Hollywood stars know the power of a beautiful smile – Cheryl Cole and Scarlet Johansson are considered two of the most attractive women in the world and both have stunning, show-stopping smiles. Celebrities seems to have perfect teeth, But just like the rest of us, not everybody is blessed with a perfect set of teeth. Their smile has had a little help from the cosmetic dentist. Smiling is both a tranquil and positive way to say who you are to the world. Your smile is a major expression of emotions like happiness, love and pleasure. It is also a window of communication expressing confidence and vitality. A beautiful smile is a major feature conveying warmth, contentment, health and self worth. It can enhance your personal and your personal and professional relationships and inspire other in many ways. So how do you feel about your smile? Since smiles are unique, how does yours measure up? Is it holding you back at all?   Cosmetic Dentistry can help you to achieve whate