Tooth Extraction
Some patients may also develop impacted wisdom teeth, which can cause intense pain. This is alleviated by having them removed surgically. One area in which it is possible for dentists to specialise in oral surgery, an umbrella term for all dental procedures involving surgery, such as the extraction of teeth or wisdom teeth. It is always important to get the advice of a dental professional if you are worried about any of your teeth. Never attempt to pull out your own tooth at home as this could cause a more serious problem for you.
Tooth extractions typically involve the following:
- Before the procedure, you may require an x-ray of your teeth.
- Depending on your particular case and the severity of your problem, you may be given a local anesthetic and offered sedation if you are anxious.
- Dentists have the right equipment and sterile environment to extract teeth with the utmost care and your recovery can be surprisingly quick.
- In the case of wisdom tooth extractions, you may have some swelling after the procedure and discomfort that can be eased with over-the-counter painkillers. In cases of advanced gum disease or periodontitis, antibiotics will be prescribed to reduce the risk of further infection.
- Safe and sterile procedure.
- Quick recovery and healing time with reduced infection risk.
- Sustained good oral health
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New research out today shows that the pandemic is negatively contributing to people's teeth. We are keeping everyone safe in practices, and following government guidance to ensure your visit to the dentist is as safe as possible during the pandemic!
84% people are at increased risk of tooth decay because of Covid19
Don’t leave it too late to go to the dentist!
According to new research from the Oral Health Foundation and Colgate-Palmolive eight in 10 people is at increased risk of caries (tooth decay and tooth crumbling) since the pandemic.
55% of the UK adults admit that they have neglected their teeth during lockdown, leaving more than half of the UK population at risk of decay and other issues which could be easily treated.
One in 6 (15%) do not brush their teeth as much as they did prior to the pandemic. Additionally, almost one in 5 (19%) say they have not been brushing their teeth twice a day.
One in 5 people (20%) admits to eating unhealthier foods, while 1 in 10 (11%) has been drinking more alcohol. The research also reveals almost 1-in-5 (18%) have not visited a dentist for more than two years. And 1-in-3 (36%) have reported toothache during the pandemic, with 9% suffering for longer than two weeks.
Nigel Carter, CEO, Oral Health Foundation says: “A worrying number of patients have neglected their oral health during the pandemic. This could have potentially lasting consequences, not only for the health of their mouth but for their general wellbeing also. The public’s awareness of what causes dental caries and how to prevent it, remains poor. Yet, preventing oral diseases like caries is completely in their own hands. All it takes is the correct care.”
As dental professionals we are here to look after all elements of your teeth and urge you to now make an appointment for a check-up. Come in and see us, safely, to ensure that we stop any problems in their tracks before they become more serious.
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“I had a course of treatment at the Together Dental Clapham, which included composite fillings and a porcelain onlay. My dentist was Millie the Senior Dentist. She was warm, bubbly and extremely patient. She appeared to use all the latest technology and practices and was very responsive to my individual needs as a patient. She and her co-worker Mary Anna are clearly a close and successful team which made me feel very confident in their hands. I was very impressed.” Together Dental Clapham patient.
Dr Millie has over 19 years’ experience and is dedicated to the art and science of enhancing a person’s smile and oral health. She says ““Being able to improve the quality of life, confidence and happiness of my patients, through cosmetic and reconstructive dentistry, has been the greatest privilege of my life””
She is now pleased to be offering free virtual consultations to those interested in a variety of treatments, including composite bonding and smile makeovers. Book your free consultation with Dr Millie today by calling 0333 032 9339.
Want to know more about Dr Millie, you can find out more by visiting www.together.dental/clapham/team-members/millie-argyriadou/
We are embracing the 'au natural' way! Trend number four on our list, the 'natural trend'!
We are stepping away from whiter than white perfect designer smiles and into a more natural look which is all about ‘perfect imperfections. The ‘Hollywood Smile’ was the look many wanted, and the straighter and whiter the better. But it seems that perfection just got too perfect and we’re now celebrating our differences. It seems this has all changed, and 2021 is all about embracing the ‘au natural’ way or ‘improved smile’, with perhaps a few tweaks.
Our dentists can help to naturally align, bleach and make use of composite bonding to get a very natural, enhanced looking smile. Find out more www.together.dental/treatments/composite-bonding/
Our experts have predicted the biggest teeth trends for the coming year - many thanks to Wellbeing Magazine for featuring our predictions!
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Trend number three for 2021, teeth whitening! Teeth whitening is the new anti-aging treatment! Having ‘good’ teeth is now seen as being one of the key anti-aging treatments. Teeth whitening can literally take the years off!
If you would like a brighter, whiter smile then teeth whitening could be for you! Treatment is safely provided by our dental professionals, get in touch today www.together.dental/contact/
