Do you find it difficult to smile in public and around people you don’t know? There are a number of reasons why you could be self-conscious about your smile and in this blog we’ll take a look at some of the most common anxieties people have about their smile and potential treatments. Many people choose to hide their smile because of insecurities about the way they think their teeth look, but thankfully a lot of these fears are easy to prevent while others are perfectly natural.
For those with missing teeth, a beautiful smile can seem like a thing of the past, but there is some good news, this doesn’t have to be the case. Thanks to modern technology and new dentistry techniques there are now more ways than ever for you to get the smile of your dreams. In this blog, we’ll take a look at some of the best cosmetic options for replacing missing teeth and help guide you through some of the available options.
Tooth loss isn’t the end of the world – thanks to modern restorative dentistry there are many ways to repair damage done. Dental implants, bridges and dentures are the most common options if you have lost a tooth or teeth – but how much do you really know about them and how do you choose between them?
The combination of advances in technology and a greater desire for a perfect smile have made dental implants more and more popular in recent years. However, while dental implants contribute substantially to aesthetics that’s not the only reason why they’re important.
Dental implants are a form of restorative dentistry where an artificial tooth root is fitted to your jaw and used to hold a replacement tooth in place. They are increasingly providing a cost effective solution to tooth loss of all kinds, from extractions to gaps formed when teeth fall out. But do you really know what they are and what they might be able to do for you?
Although dental implants are an increasingly popular solution to missing teeth there are still plenty of myths surrounding them. From age restrictions to the pain involved there’s a lot of ‘fake news’ out there when it comes to the dental implants process. So, what should you believe and what should you ignore?
