Dental Veneers W1, Holborn, Camden London

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A dental veneer is a thin shell of porcelain applied to the surface of your tooth to improve aesthetic appearance. You may choose porcelain or composite veneers for various reasons, from correcting discolouration to staining to enhance the shape of your teeth.

At the beginning of the procedure, the teeth are first prepared by removing a thin layer of enamel. Impressions are taken and then used to model the exact shape required for the teeth. Our dentists will suggest a shade guide to determine the colour of your surrounding teeth to ensure the restoration will look natural in your mouth. Temporary veneers are placed on your prepared teeth until the final surfaces are prepared.

Meanwhile, your impressions are sent to a dental lab where your final veneers are custom-made to be the ideal shape and colour of your mouth. A second appointment will be scheduled to remove the temporary veneers, and the final veneers can be cemented. To help extend the life of your veneers, avoid grinding your teeth or biting on hard objects. Remember to brush and floss daily and maintain regular dental appointments.

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Tooth Extraction London - Forest & Ray - Dentists, Orthodontists, Implant Surgeons

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Tooth extraction is the dental procedure of removing a tooth from the mouth. It is a simple and clean treatment used when no other services will solve your problems, such as gingivitis, loose moving teeth, sensitive, inflamed gums, and pain where the teeth and gums meet.

Although extracting a tooth seems straightforward, some aspects still need to be done. To begin, every tooth extraction requires an x-ray to examine the affected area. The tooth, or what's left of it, will be loosened and pulled out of its socket, frequently in multiple pieces. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and can take anywhere from 15 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the level of damage, the tooth's location, and what needs to be done before extraction.

It is vital that the patient keep the instruction/after-care list safe as this will be useful. When a blood clot is being formed over the specific area, do not do the following; remove it, suck it, brush, rinse it, or eat on that side of your mouth. We advise you to brush the area every 12 hours, gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush.

The most important thing to note about tooth extraction is that the rehabilitation of the mouth does not end with tooth extraction! You will need to replace this gap possibly sooner or later as the condition of the mouth can deteriorate.

Underbite Treatment - Forest & Ray - Dentists, Orthodontists, Implant Surgeons

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An anterior crossbite or underbite is the result of the jaws being out of alignment. When the lower jaw protrudes over the upper jaw, one or more upper front teeth may enclose inside the lower teeth, resulting in this oral disease. Due to the wrong relationship between the two dental arches, when they come together, it may result in a variety of dental problems, such as early tooth deterioration, difficulty chewing, cavities, and other dental concerns.

The ideal time for wearing orthodontic appliances is while the jaws are still developing. Adults who have an underbite, however, can be successfully addressed. When the upper jaw closes just a little bit before the lower jaw, teeth can be properly aligned into an occlusion. Depending on how severe your disease is, it can be necessary to have surgery in some circumstances.