Cleopatra Dent

Although the use of porcelain veneers often is a good solution for patients who seek to alter the look of their smile for aesthetic reasons, teeth that are deeply affected by decay, dis-colorization or repeated surgical procedures can call for solutions that are able to replace more than mere the front appearance of the affected teeth. In such cases, the use of porcelain crowns is frequent because they represent a complete, resilient aesthetic solution to reconstruct teeth whose condition require more than a thin front shell.

Just like when a patient has one single tooth in need of important restorations, a porcelain crown can also be used for aesthetic reasons. Instead of removing the affected tooth or using a porcelain veneer, the dentist will save the natural tooth but he will replace much of it by adding a custom-made “cap” onto it. This crown will restore the natural tooth’s shape and appearance. This can be done in less than 1 week from start to finish. You can sure to enjoy your Holiday as normal.

Patients who have suffered serious tooth loss need major replacement solutions. Traditional options include regular dentures and partials supported by the gums. However, with the advent of implants, it has become possible to replace series of missing teeth in a much more stable way. In effect, patients who have lost a great number of their teeth – or even all of them – can now get dentures and partials that are snapped into regular implants. Not only is this option more reliable and comfortable, but it takes less space in the mouth than traditional dentures. This is especially true in the case of implant supported dentures for the upper jaw: the patient’s palate is not covered by the prosthesis, which provides him or her with an improved capacity to taste foods. You will need to visit again for full fitting at no extra Cost. Please NOTE if you intend to come to our clinic please ask your own dental clinic to remove the tooth 2 weeks before visiting us as this will help the procedure easier for you and us. If the tooth is already has been removed please be aware you may need Sinus lift.

Not all composite restorations require a local anaesthetic; small cavities can be treated fairly easily. However, when the damage caused by a cavity calls for the removal of a considerable part of the tooth, the dentist will freeze the affected tooth and tissues to proceed to the restoration. The procedure does not last very long and usually involves the work of the dentist and one assistant. Once the white filling has been applied, the restoration is almost invisible, which gives the composite restoration a serious aesthetic advantage over the more traditional – grey – amalgam.