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Conventional same day treatments usually involve freehand implant placement and an on-site technician, who makes the new bridge while you wait. This takes hours longer and is more prone to inaccuracies.
Guided Smile uses computer guided planning and manufacturing techniques, The technology was developed in the USA and has been available in the UK for about 2 years under licence. It is only available to a small number of clinicians in the UK. The technology is patent protected, and it is not available to most dentists.
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In addition to dental implants, there are two primary methods of replacing missing teeth. The first option involves using a removable false tooth or teeth, known as a partial denture.
The second option is a fixed dental bridge. Dental bridges are typically utilised when fewer teeth need to be replaced or when the missing teeth are concentrated on one side of the mouth. These bridges are commonly constructed with a base made of precious metal.
Veneers are individually crafted, ultra-thin ceramic pieces that are tailored to fit precisely over the front surface of teeth. With the aim of achieving a flawless and natural appearance, veneers can effectively align teeth, close gaps, whiten teeth, and even restore damaged teeth.
A dental implant refers to an artificial tooth root, typically a small titanium "post." Tooth loss can occur due to various reasons, such as decay or trauma. In such cases, a dental implant serves as a replacement for the natural tooth root that needs to be extracted.
Crowns, also referred to as caps, and onlays are utilized to repair extensively damaged teeth. Contemporary all-ceramic crowns provide a remarkable combination of strength and aesthetic appeal. The era of artificial-looking crowns with noticeable dark lines is now a thing of the past.
