Dentists in UK are facing many difficulties trying to fit in the NHS regulations. Unfortunately it is the patients that suffer.
Procedures covered by the dentists in the National Health System (NHS) UK.
Brushing your teeth with interspace and sulcular toothbrushes is a great addition to your oral hygiene especially if you have implants or braces on.
Gingival veneers, also known as gum masks, are removable prostheses made of acrylic or soft silicone and are used to fill in the gaps caused by gum recessions and periodontal disease.
The Dawson B-splint is a muscle relaxing appliance fitted to reduce bruxing symptoms and deprogram the masticatory muscles and mandible condyle position in the temporomandibular joint.
Vertical rooth fractures can be caused by external trauma, occlusal overload and bad habits like bruxing, chewing on pencils or nail biting. Teeth fractured vertically are not savable.
Rinsing with coconut oil is beneficial to your oral health but cannot substitute the traditional dental hygiene care.
Mandibular tori also known as tori mandibulares(Latin) are boney lumps found on the lingual surface of the lower jaw. It is a benign condition that is usually harmless.
The following countries are the best choice for the dentists looking to relocate their practice.
Regenerative endodontic procedures are based on keeping the dental pulp alive and revascularizing the bacteria free spaces.