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If you are researching veneers price UK, you are not alone. Thousands of people across the United Kingdom are considering dental veneers to achieve a brighter, straighter, and more confident smile. However, one of the main barriers patients face is the high cost of veneers in the UK. Whether you are thinking about a single […]
Veneers Cost NHS vary widely depending on the material chosen (porcelain, composite), the dentist’s expertise, clinic location, the complexity of the case, and the number of veneers. Porcelain veneers in the UK typically cost between £500 and £1,500 per tooth, being more expensive due to lab fees and material quality. Composite veneers are a more […]
What Is Tooth Extraction and When Is It Necessary? Tooth extraction, also commonly referred to as tooth pulling, tooth removal, or having a tooth taken out, is a standard dental procedure performed by a dentist or oral surgeon. But what is tooth extraction exactly, and when do you need it? Tooth extraction involves the removal […]
Key Takeaways A Scale and Polish is a *professional dental cleaning* to remove plaque and hardened tartar (calculus) missed by daily brushing/flossing. It involves two main steps: **Scaling** (removing deposits) and **Polishing** (smoothing surfaces and removing stains). The procedure is typically *not painful* for most, but can involve *discomfort, pressure, or temporary […]
Key Takeaways Finding an NHS dentist *taking* new patients is often challenging due to capacity issues. You don’t typically “register” permanently; your link to a practice depends on receiving NHS treatment. The primary way to find a dentist is using the NHS ‘Find a Dentist’ tool and then *calling practices directly*. […]
Key Takeaways Dental hygienists are licensed oral health professionals specializing in *preventive care*. Their core duties include *professional cleanings*, assessing oral health, and patient *education*. They *cannot* diagnose conditions, perform surgery (like extractions), or do restorative work (like fillings or root canals). Regular visits are *essential* for preventing serious dental issues […]
Stepping into the hallowed halls of dentistry in the United Kingdom isn’t just about wielding a drill or mastering diagnostics; it’s underpinned by a fundamental pillar of professional integrity and public trust: registration with the General Dental Council, universally known as the GDC. Think of it as the golden ticket, the non-negotiable entry pass […]
Key Takeaways Gum disease is a serious bacterial infection affecting tooth support structures. It starts as reversible *gingivitis* and can progress to irreversible *periodontitis*. Early detection via specific warning signs is **crucial** for successful treatment. Common early signals include **bleeding gums**, redness, and swelling. Later signs involve gum recession, persistent […]
Key Takeaways Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums, the earliest stage of gum disease. It’s primarily caused by bacterial plaque buildup due to insufficient oral hygiene. Common symptoms include red, swollen, and bleeding gums, often without pain. Gingivitis is highly treatable and reversible with professional cleaning and improved home care. […]
Key Takeaways Bleeding gums are *not* normal and signal underlying inflammation or disease, most often gingivitis. Causes go beyond poor hygiene, including vitamin deficiencies (C & K), hormonal changes, medications, smoking, and systemic conditions like diabetes. Persistent bleeding can indicate serious gum disease (periodontitis), potentially leading to tooth loss and impacting […]
