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PLAY VIDEO After your dental implant and healing cap is placed, it is important to follow these care instructions to promote proper healing and ensure its long-term success. Immediately after your procedure, it’s important to listen and adhere to your doctor’s recovery instructions for the type of anesthetic used. For the first hour after the …
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PLAY VIDEO Root surface decay is a condition in which soft, decay lesions, or cavities, develop close to or below the gum line. The lesions form due to present bacteria, which then leads to the formation of plaque. Gum recession is the most common cause of root surface decay and can develop from gum disease, …
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Dental veneers are thin shells of porcelain, which are bonded onto the front surfaces of teeth to change their appearance. These shells can be made in several different colours, giving you the opportunity to get an entirely new smile without having to get your teeth professionally whitened or changed with crowns or caps. Dental veneers …
PLAY VIDEO Taking proper care of your dental implant is important in maintaining good oral health and ensuring the success and longevity of your dental implant placement. In many ways, caring for your dental implant is similar to how you would care for your natural teeth. The implant restoration is composed of three parts: the …
PLAY VIDEO Sometimes after a crown is placed on a tooth, complications can come about if there is not an exact fit between the crown and prepared tooth it was placed over. Symptoms of an ill-fitting crown include looseness or mobility, tooth pain or sensitivity or irregular wear to the opposing teeth. Eventually dark lines …
PLAY VIDEO Both a bridge and a dental implant are excellent options for replacing your missing tooth. In most cases, both will require multiple appointments to complete and careful consultation with your doctor to establish which is the right one for you. A bridge provides a replacement tooth by using teeth on either side of …
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The dental health and oral care areas of general dentistry is improving tremendously with each passing day. The technological improvements in dentistry have opened up various ways by which people who have suffered dental loss or missed teeth for various reasons can now have artificial teeth which looks no different than their original teeth. Dental …
Veneers are sheets that cover the ugly or rough surface of the wood panels to make it look pleasing. Similarly, dental veneers are very thin porcelain sheets that cover the frontal surface of the teeth to make them look beautiful and pleasant. Theses dental veneers are tooth coloured to make them blend with your natural …
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PLAY VIDEO When repairing a cavity, an inlay can restore your tooth in a more durable manner than a traditional filling, while also mimicking a tooth’s natural shade. An inlay is typically made of ceramic, composite resin, or a combination of both. Your doctor uses a 3D (CAD/CAM) scanner to aid in designing the restoration. This …
Dental aligners are a type of braces which are used to straighten the crooked or crowded teeth, by orthodontists. It is done by applying gentle pressure on the teeth to make them move in a planned direction in the mouth. Traditional braces have been in use for decades with brackets and wires to apply the …
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37 King Street,
Newcastle NSW 2300
02 4926 2553
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