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One area of speciality areas within dentistry is known as oral surgery and this applies to procedures of a surgical nature, such as the extraction of teeth or wisdom teeth.
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It is important to always get the advice of a dental professional if you are worried about any of your teeth. Never attempt to pull out your own tooth out at home as this could cause a more serious problem for you. Dentists have the right equipment and sterile environment in which to perform this type of procedure with the utmost care and your recovery can be fairly quick. In the case of wisdom teeth extractions you may have some swelling after the procedure and discomfort that can be eased with over the counter painkillers.
One area of speciality areas within dentistry is known as oral surgery and this applies to procedures of a surgical nature, such as the extraction of teeth or wisdom teeth. Oral surgery requires additional training in techniques to perform procedures with care, helping patients to be able to use their teeth and mouths again.
If you have advanced tooth decay or an impacted wisdom tooth, you may require oral surgery to have them safely extracted.
Depending on your particular case and the severity of your problem, you will be given anaesthetic and offered sedation if you are anxious.
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We can also offer our patients the option of taking out interest-free loans up to a maximum of £25,000 over a period of 12 months.
Any kind of dental treatment can be paid for under this scheme, including crowns, bridges, implants, invisible braces and other cosmetic procedures.
For anyone who wishes to spread the cost of treatment over a longer period such as 24, 36 or even 48 months, we can arrange for low interest rate loans.
All loans are arranged through a reputable medical and dental finance company and are payable monthly by direct debit to the lender.
- Spread the cost of your dental care
- Immediate credit availability
- No deposit required
- Simple to understand
- Top-up option available for repeat usage
To find out more about our fee structure or finance loans, please call us for more information.
Finance available to UK residents aged 18 and above. Credit subject to status. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
A Summary.
If you have advanced tooth decay or an impacted wisdom tooth, you may require oral surgery to have them safely extracted.
Common Questions.
Below are some commonly asked questions, that may help speed up your enquiry.
What do we mean by good oral hygiene?
Good oral hygiene is an indicator for good body health, poor oral hygiene not only affect the oral cavity but also a risk factor for initiation of many systemic diseases. Presence of dental plaque is an indicator of poor oral hygiene and if not treated properly can change into dental calculus which will further deteriorate the
situation. Environmental factors such as culture, socioeconomic status, lifestyle and diet pattern have a great influence on maintaining good oral hygiene.
Which is an indicator of poor oral hygiene?
Presence of dental plaque is an indicator of poor oral hygiene and if not treated properly can change into dental calculus which will further deteriorate the situation. Environmental factors such as culture, socioeconomic status, lifestyle and diet pattern have a great influence on maintaining good oral hygiene.
How does our dental hygienist take care of your teeth?
Our dental hygienist will start by cleaning build-up from your teeth. Then our dentist will probe spots on the surfaces and near the gumline with special tools. If it’s been a while between appointments, you may have some sore and sensitive areas.
Why is it important to take care of your mouth?
Maintaining good oral hygiene and keeping your teeth and gums healthy is important not just for your mouth, but for your overall health. However, very few of us follow a thorough oral hygiene routine on a daily basis, even if we know better.
Which is the best way to maintain good dental hygiene?
Use Mouthwash along side brushing and flossing. It can help maintain good breath as well as help maintain strong teeth. Mouthwash cannot do all the work but if your are already brushing, flossing, visiting the dentist and eating well, mouthwash is the cherry on top that will make your dental health great.
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