Epping Dentist Offers The Latest Dental Procedures


August 15th, 2010

Like other branches of medicine, dentistry has made enormous strides and it is possible to get a lot of dental work done these days that was not possible before. Previously, a trip to the dentist was reserved only for fixing of medical problems and for getting teeth cleaned. These days, one can get a lot of cosmetic procedures done that don’t necessarily have a medical reason for being done.

The science of dentistry has grown to such an extent that it is now possible to get very complicated treatments done in a relatively short time. Dentists also use better quality materials these days. A simple job such as a dental filling can now be done with porcelain or special resins instead of amalgams. Dentists also use implants in order to fix dentures and bridges more securely.

While each procedure might not be necessarily painless, it certainly reduces the amount of time a person requires to spend in the dentist’s chair. A dental practice in Epping believes that even adults who do not have fear of going to a dentist would appreciate being treated with painless and comfortable procedures.

Of course, this requires a dental practice to invest in the latest equipment and training of the dentists. Most patients understand this, and they now expect a dental practice to offer all the latest procedures. According to a dentist in Epping, a wise patient will always seek out a practice that offers the latest dental procedures. Call 01245 268 494 for a free consultation at Advance Dental Clinic in Chelmsford.

Finish off your perfect smile with Inman aligner from Epping dentist


July 4th, 2010

Everybody wants to have straight, healthy looking teeth but not all of us are as blessed as others when it comes to our dental appearance. Unless you are one of the lucky few who are born with naturally straight and even teeth, the options are to either accept your smile for what it is or try and improve it using orthodontic methods. Basically, this means having a brace, and we all know what braces look like and how long they need to be effective. The thought of wearing a fixed metal brace for up to three years is simply too much for some people, which is exactly why the Inman aligner has been designed and manufactured.

Originally released in the US, the Inman aligner is now sweeping the UK, providing better smiles and straighter teeth in a matter of just weeks and months rather than years. In some cases, the Inman aligner has provided results in as little as six weeks although the average treatment time is about six months, and the longer you wear it, the more effective it is.

Also, unlike traditional fixed braces, the Inman aligner is completely removable. This means it can be taken out if so desired by the wearer either for eating, tooth brushing or even social events. As long as it is worn for between 20 and 24 hours each day it will still be effective.

The aligner is also far more discreet with only a small metal bar brace visible across the front of the teeth. The rest of the brace is located on the tongue side of the teeth and impossible to see unless form certain angles. As well as all these advantages, the Inman aligner from an Epping dentist is also cheaper than most conventional orthodontic straightening treatments.

Perfect for putting the finishing touches to a smile see what the Inman aligner could do for your teeth. Call 01245 268 494 for a free consultation at Advance Dental Clinic in Chelmsford.

Oral hygiene is explained by a Brentwood dentist


June 10th, 2010

Without a good oral hygiene plan you will be fighting a losing battle with your teeth, advises a Brentwood dentist. The importance of a good workable plan and a disciplined attitude cannot be emphasised enough, it is as essential as any other type of health plan. Bad breath is just one of the drawbacks of a lax or bad regime in oral care, there is no excuse for it as all dentist surgeries now have an oral hygiene nurse who will offer advice and leaflets. Prevention is always better than a cure as any dentist will tell you, and it takes just a few minutes, a few times a day, to give you a nice smile, clean breath and trouble free teeth. First off we should get into the habit of cleaning the mouth throughout the day, and not just in the morning or last thing at night. The main cause of tooth decay is acid build up produced by bacteria feeding off the residue in between our teeth; this also makes tartar which is that rough material around the bottom of our teeth. Gum disease is also caused by bacteria, a lax or improper brushing method will cut the gums and allow the bacteria to seep inside, this will then form into more serious infections and the end result is a premature loss of our teeth. Flossing is the most underrated part of cleaning our molars, yet it will remove the most amount of plaque in the most awkward of places, brushing alone won’t do this and it is also important to floss after each meal or snack. We need saliva to counter-act the acid build up that attacks the tooth enamel, and when we are sleeping this gland stops working, so in the morning we have a huge amount of plaque to get rid of. Call 01245 268 494 for a free consultation at Advance Dental Clinic in Chelmsford.

Prevent gum disease with check ups from Colchester dentist


December 10th, 2009

Apart from tooth decay the most common and damaging form of dental concern is gum disease. It is a problem that affects most people at some point to varying degrees, with few people ever even realising they are suffering from gum disease. The mild form of the disease is known as gingivitis and can be easily treated with increased cleaning and regular dental check ups. More serious forms of gum disease may require more thorough treatment with antibiotics and even a gingivectomy, which is the removal of gum tissue. This more serious form of the disease is called periodontitis and requires treatment from the dentist to prevent the further spread of infection. Gum disease has even been linked to causing heart problems. This is because the infection is able to spread into the blood stream in the mouth and can directly attack the heart and other areas of the body.

The most effective form of treatment for gum disease is of course prevention. Maintaining a high standard of oral hygiene will help to prevent gum disease and the associated problems. This can be achieved by brushing correctly for three minutes twice a day. This helps to stop plaque building up. Plaque is a filmy substance made of bacteria and other debris that coats the teeth and attacks the enamel and gum tissue and is one of the primary sources for oral infection. Flossing at least once a day helps to remove trapped food particles from between then teeth that brushing cannot remove. This helps to keep the levels of dangerous bacteria in the mouth low. Flossing also cleans the teeth below the gum line, which again is an area hard to reach with regular brushing. Dentists also advise cleaning your tongue with a specially designed tongue cleaner to remove bacteria. Lastly and most importantly is to keep up six-monthly appointments with a dentist who will be able to spot the first signs of gum disease. They can also offer hygiene advice and carry out a thorough deep clean of the teeth and gums.

If you are concerned about gum disease or are experiencing irritable or even bleeding gums, then make an appointment to see a dentist as soon as possible. Catching and treating gum disease early can make treatment easier and prevent any further health complications. Call 01245 268 494 for a free consultation at Advance Dental Clinic in Chelmsford.

Work begins on Advance Implant Clinic


September 4th, 2009

The building work to extend the practice began this week. The new clinic will house a state of the art teaching facility as well as 2 new surgeries designed for the placement of dental implants. The car park will be out of action for the duration of the build that should take only 28 weeks to complete with a proposed finishing date of April 2010

Viola: Invisalign Expert


May 25th, 2009

Dr Viola Vajda has just been accepted as a resident expert on the help forum “Ask the Expert” on the website www.invisalignguide.co.uk/invisalign.html

Click on the link if you would like to ask Viola any questions regarding this or any other orthodontic treatment

Finance options now available including interest free


March 14th, 2009

To help spread the cost of payments, we can now offer our patients low cost finance through our financial partners, Medenta Finance. The first step is to discuss your treatment with your dentist and decide on the best plan for your needs. Once this is agreed we can then apply online for a loan. Various monthly repayments and terms are available (all subject to status of course). Once the loan has been agreed with Medenta the treatment can proceed as normal. The patients monthly payments will be made direct to Medenta over the term agreed.

Please call if you are interested in any of our interest free or low cost repayment schemes, our team will be happy to help

Snow, Snow and More Snow


February 2nd, 2009

Big snow fall in Chelmsford today but all the team made it in. Unfortunately Viola was stranded In Hungary but she’ll be back in Wednesday

20 Years in Practice


January 23rd, 2009

Today is the 20th anniversary of starting work in general practice Chelmsford. I originally came to Chelmsford as a 6 month stop gap before starting work at The Royal London Hospital. I liked it so much I never left!

Advance Dental Clinic is now in its 6 year and going strong, so thanks to all the patients who have supported me over the past 20 years

Andrew

Expansion plans get the go ahead


January 20th, 2009

Today we received the go ahead from the local planners to extend the practice into the land to the back of the practice. We plan to create 2 more surgeries, a separate waiting room and a seminar/teaching suite for dentists who attend courses at the practice. We are using the same Architects who designed the clinic 6 years ago so the design should be exciting and innovative.

I’ll keep you posted as things progress

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