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Our Dentists | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. Our team of dentists and their support staff are committed to creating a friendly and personal environment while providing high quality dental treatment. We welcome new patients both on the NHS and privately. BDS (Liverpool) MJDF RCS Eng. Vijay qualified in 2010 from Liverpool University Dental School. Following graduation he worked in general dental practice and held hospital posts in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, dealing with Oral medicine, Surgical dentistry and Orthodontics&#46...

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Fillings | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. When enamel and dentine becomes softened by acid attack by the presence of sugar, dental decay occurs and a cavity is formed. If the cavity isn’t too large a regular filling will suffice once the decay has been removed. Fillings are restorations of the tooth. There are two main materials that can be used, amalgam (a silver, mercury containing material) or composite (a white cosmetic material). 2016 Studental Designed by Matthew Taberner.

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Tooth Whitening | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. A process by which discoloured teeth are lightened. It uses either hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. It is a safe procedure when carried out by professionals. It can however lead to sensitive teeth during the use of the chemicals. The effectiveness of the whitening procedure is dependent on the amount of staining. Fillings, crowns and bridges will not change in colour with whitening. They may need to be replaced after the whitening to match the new shade of the teeth.

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Extractions | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. Teeth need to be either extracted or root canal treated, if the nerve of the tooth becomes infected or inflamed. If the tooth is unrestorable, i.e. the tooth has broken or decayed below the bone level a root canal treatment is not possible. Some teeth such as partially erupted wisdom teeth, or teeth with very curved roots may require a specialist oral surgeon to extract the tooth. 2016 Studental Designed by Matthew Taberner.

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Implants | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. Dental Implants are a permanent solution to replacing gaps where previous tooth/teeth were. A ‘post’ is made from titanium and implanted into your jawbone, thus it becomes something similar to a ‘root’. This post then has a crown attached to it which is in the shape and colour of your natural teeth. They can be used to provide single crowns, fixed bridges or implant retained dentures. 2016 Studental Designed by Matthew Taberner.

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Emergencies | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. In an emergency, contact us immediately and we will endeavor to book you a priority appointment. We’re easy to find. Oxford Brookes University,. Monday – Friday:. There is no parking on campus before 4.15pm. The nearest public parking is in the pay and display car park at the White Horse pub at the junction of Headley way and London Road, or the car park on St Clements Street. If you need to park on campus please ask us about the availability of evening appointments.

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Bridges | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. Bridges provide a fixed and permanent way of replacing missing teeth. Conventional bridges are made by crowning teeth on either side or both sides of the gap and attaching a false tooth to replace the missing one. Strong teeth either side of the gap and good support are needed for successful bridge work. Adhesive bridges or resin-bonded bridges (commonly known as ‘sticky bridges’) are available in certain situations and are more conservative than conventional bridges.

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Hygienist | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. Our Dental Therapist works closely with our dentists to offer the following services:. We are now able to offer cosmetic teeth cleaning as an elective. Private procedure. Unfortunately the NHS does not fund cosmetic. Procedures, including cosmetic cleaning of the teeth. Your NHS. Examination appointment with the Dentist will usually last for 15 or. 20 minutes. If the Dentist needs to plan further treatment for you,. A second appointment will usually be booked. The NHS covers any. These s...

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Root Canal Treatment | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. When the pulp gets infected/inflamed it manifests mainly as severe toothache however, on occasions the symptoms can be milder. There are several reasons the pulp can get infected/inflamed incl. dental decay and trauma. Root canal treatment removes the nerve of the tooth and any bacteria that is enclosed in the root canal system. The canals are then sealed by a special dental material to prevent further infection. 2016 Studental Designed by Matthew Taberner.

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Gum Disease | Studental

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Inlays & Onlays. The earliest stage of gum disease is called gingivitis. This is inflammation of the gums. The direct cause is plaque build up. It is the initial stage of gum disease and is the easiest to treat. Gingivitis can be reversed however, if it progresses, it can lead to the more detrimental periodontitis. There are many reasons people may have an increased risk of periodontal disease. These include: smoking, poor oral hygiene, pregnancy and diabetes to name a few.