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  If you’re thinking about getting Invisalign treatment, then it’s vital that you know about the process and how long it all takes. This is one of the key components of your treatment that you’ll need to take into account. That’s why we’ve decided to break down the process for you below in a simple and easy-to-follow format. Let’s go through that process now. Start with Research The full Invisalign process can be a highly technical and complicated journey, so it’s important that you conduct the right research. We would highly recommend that you immerse yourself in some blog posts and articles like this one. This will get a good grounding knowledge regarding Invisalign before you make any significant decisions. Also try speaking to other people who’ve already had Invisalign treatment, and ask them about their experiences. They’ll soon tell you who they used for the treatment, and how good or bad the overall service was. Remember that you can always have an initial consultation with ...

Despite their name, wisdom teeth really have nothing to do with our grey matter and in medical terms, they are referred to as the third set of molars in the human mouth. Although removal of wisdom teeth is a common procedure to protect the mouth, patients should always follow the advice of their dentist or surgeon to help with recovery and to avoid serious infection. What are wisdom teeth? Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to erupt, and they are located on both the lower and the upper parts of the back of the gums, at the back of the mouth. There are one to four wisdom teeth (it may vary from one person to another) and they occur between the ages of around 17 to 25 (this may also differ). The fact that wisdom teeth usually erupt after the completion of jaw growth and formation of the teeth, does explain some specific characteristics. Firstly, the human mouth does not have space for all four wisdom teeth, which if added are 32 teeth, so if these last teeth come out it may cause pressure, ...

  They say, ‘Smile, and the world smiles with you’ but this is easier said than done, because we are not always in control of the appearance of our teeth or our smile. Many people are simply embarrassed about the appearance of their teeth and consequently avoid any social interaction as a result thereof. Fortunately, advanced technology nowadays enables any individual to achieve a healthy smile, and one of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures to repair broken, cracked, chipped or damaged teeth is known as composite bonding. What is composite bonding and how can it improve my appearance? Compound bonding refers to the repair of discoloured, damaged, or decayed teeth by using specialresin that resembles the exact colour of tooth enamel. At Simply Teeth Essex we use modern technology to first detect and identify the problem, then we remove any tooth decay and place the composition on the tooth surface. Composite bonding  is natural-looking and effectively covers the damage...

  If you are striving to improve the appearance of your teeth and your smile, a visit to a qualified cosmetic dentist in Essex is definitely worthyour while. Cosmetic dentists possess the skill, artistry and of course, modern and advanced dental equipment to rapidly transform your smile. Unfortunately, not everyone is born to have healthy, strong teeth and although our lifestyle contributes a great deal to the overall health of our teeth, oral hygiene, general dental care and of course age play a huge role in the condition of one’s teeth. Also, the older one gets, the more brittle one’s bones and teeth become because this is part of the natural ageing process. However, getting older does not necessarily mean that we should no longer have a beautiful smile. Cosmetic dentistry offers a variety of solutions so that you can approach life with confidence, regardless of your age. Is cosmetic dentistry the right choice for me? Cosmetic dentistry is also not exclusively meant for people in...

  Gum disease, also known as gingivitis or periodontal disease, is a common condition characterised by symptoms such as persistent bad breath, red or swollen gums, bleeding gums Periodontal disease affects the tissues, such as gums that support and attaches your teeth. This is caused, among other things, by bacterial plaque. Poor oral hygiene is a contributing factor, but it can be hereditary. Foods that are high in acid can also irritate your gums. Maybe you even brush too overzealously. Gum disease is one of the most common oral diseases in the world,but it may show no immediate symptoms in its initial stage, because there are different stages of gum disease, and therefore it could pose a subtle danger. What are the first signs of gum disease? Inflamed gums are usually a strong indication of the onset of gum disease, as well as bleeding gums. Unexplained bleeding of the gums can occur when you brush or floss your teeth and may indicate possible gingivitis, but a proper examinatio...

  For many people thinking about getting Invisalign treatment, the question of whether or not Invisalign Finance is available to them is crucial. Without it they may not be able to meet the overall cost of Invisalign treatment. This blog post breaks down everything that you need to know about this crucial consideration regarding Invisalign treatment. This should enable you to decide whether it’s the right option for you. Read on to find out more. Is Invisalign Finance available? The short answer is Yes. Invisalign practitioners understand that for many people who would benefit from Invisalign treatment, the overall cost can be something that requires some amount of financial planning and fore-thought. With this in mind, most will offer finance deals and arrangements where you can pay off the cost of your Invisalign treatment monthly. Invisalign have a useful and informative section on their website that  covers finance and payment options . Be sure to have a look at resources ...

If you’re currently after a great smile that you can be really proud of, then  Composite Resin Bonding  might just be the answer that you’ve been looking for. It’s a fast, minimally invasive and comparatively inexpensive dental treatment that can get you the great results that you’re looking for. In this blog post we’ve summarised the key things that you need to know about this treatment, and aimed to answer any questions that you might have so you can be better informed to make the decision regarding whether this is the right treatment for you.   What is Composite Resin Bonding?   Composite Resin Bonding (which can also be referred to as tooth bonding or dental bonding), is a dental technique whereby a special material is shaped and moulded on your teeth which then makes your teeth and smile appear straighter and whiter. It offers an ideal solution for gaps in your teeth and minor damage that you might have, and when carried out as a cosmetic treatment, it is not cu...

One of the most important and fundamental things to get right in your dental health and hygiene regime, is knowing when to change your toothbrush in order to ensure that your brushing remains effective and continues to do the job of cleaning your teeth to the required standard. Cleaning your teeth is one of the really key activities that determines how well you maintain healthy teeth and gums, and it’s the only thing that you are required to do daily, along with flossing, to look after your teeth – meaning that it’s something you simply have to get right. With this in mind, we thought we’d run down the most important things to consider with regards to your toothbrush and your daily dental hygiene, read on to find out exactly what you should be doing. When you should get a new toothbrush You need to be changing your toothbrush roughly about every 3 months. This will ensure that your toothbrush remains fully functional and continues to clean your teeth thoroughly in the way that it was i...