Endodontic treatment is nothing less than the notorious (wrongly!) root canal treatment. It is used when there is an infection of the pulp ...
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Hyperdontia - what is it, is it dangerous and what is the treatment?
If you have too many teeth in your dentition, then hyperdontia is referred to. The correct number of teeth in an adult is...
What does tooth restoration involve?
If your tooth is so damaged or you are struggling with advanced decay that a simple filling will not work, a necessary...
Orthodontic overlays, or what are aligners
Aligners are aesthetic, transparent orthodontic trays on the teeth. They are used to correct malocclusion and are an alternative to fixed and removable...
Computer anaesthesia in the UK - what it is and how much it costs
Toothache is one of the most annoying and frustrating ailments. It hinders daily functioning, and trying to ignore it only leads to...
Which toothbrush is best?
The key to a beautiful, healthy smile is proper oral hygiene - everyone knows this. However, not everyone is aware...
Filling a deciduous tooth in the UK
Decayed deciduous tooth in a toddler - treat, extract or leave? The answer is simple - it's best to keep the decay away. However, if ...
How much does a dental crown cost in the UK and what does the price depend on?
The solution to many of the problems of cavities, weak or unsightly teeth can be a dental crown in the UK. With its deceptive appearance, it...
Tooth decay - where does it come from, how to treat and prevent it?
According to the Ministry of Health Report, 98.7% of adult Poles have tooth decay. It all starts as early as childhood - it is estimated that...
Dead tooth whitening in the UK
Advanced untreated caries can lead to pulp death or the need for root canal treatment, resulting in a dead tooth. One of its...
Placing a tooth implant - what does the procedure look like?
Nowadays, more and more people are opting for a tooth implant. A considerable proportion of them feel a certain fear of...
Tartar removal in the UK
Tartar builds up on the teeth, initially looking quite harmless as it's just a normal deposit right at the gum line. However, if...