DENTAL IMPLANTS & GENERAL DENTISTRY IN SURREY

Dental implants are an alternative option to other restorative solutions like dentures and dental bridges. Implants replace the natural root of your tooth and support an artificial replacement tooth.  

Dental implants are screw-like titanium roots that are inserted into the jawbone. An abutment is attached to the artificial root and is then covered by a crown.

Dental implants require multiple surgical procedures. Therefore our dental implant near you can just be the right choice for you. At your first appointment, your mouth will be numbed and an incision will be made in your gum. Then a hole will be drilled into the area and your dental implant will be placed. Your gum tissue is then stitched back into place, and over the next few months the implant will bond with the gum.

In your second appointment, the implant will be re-exposed and an abutment will be placed. Your general dentist near you will create a mould of the abutment and a crown will be created. This crown will be cemented onto the abutment at your next appointment.

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Regular dental hygiene appointments are key to maintaining healthy, beautiful teeth. Without consistent cleanings, your teeth can develop issues that are painful, detrimental to your health, and costly to fix.

At your hygiene appointment, a dental hygienist will examine and assess your mouth, face, and neck. This is to check for issues such as oral cancer, bone loss, abscesses, and tumours. Then, accumulated plaque and calculus will be removed from your teeth. Your teeth will be polished, and you may also receive a fluoride treatment to protect your teeth from decay and sensitivity.

In between hygiene appointments, be sure to take care of your teeth at home. Floss and brush at least twice a day and take preventative measures to prevent damage, such as using sports mouth guards. 

For optimal dental hygiene near you, regular dentist visits every six months are essential. Children should have their first dental appointment six months after their first tooth erupts or by the age of one. Take care of your oral health with our expert dental services in Surrey!

Dental crowns are prosthetic caps placed on damaged teeth to protect and restore them. They may be used as a solution for a variety of problems, including tooth decay and cracked teeth. Your teeth also naturally wear down over time, so the need for crowns increases as you age. Crowns protect your teeth from any further damage and restore their shape, strength, and appearance. They can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, porcelain, and ceramic, and are securely cemented onto the affected tooth to restore its functionality. 

Before you get your crown, your tooth will be filed down on the top and sides so the crown will fit. A mould is then made of your tooth, and you will be given a temporary crown to use until the permanent crown is created. On your second visit to our practice, the permanent crown will be checked to ensure it fits, and then cemented onto your tooth. 

If left unchecked, missing teeth can lead to health problems such as a bad bite or TMJ. By filling gaps left by missing teeth, dental bridges ensure your existing teeth do not shift into improper positions. Bridges are made up of one or more artificial teeth and a crown on either side of the teeth to anchor them. These false teeth are typically made of porcelain, ceramics, or composite resin.

To create the bridge, your dentist will file your healthy anchoring teeth to prepare them for crowns. They will then create a mould of your teeth and place a temporary bridge in your mouth. When you come back for a second appointment, the permanent bridge will be adjusted and cemented to your teeth.

King George Station Dental is happy to provide All type of Dental Crown in Surrey to all our patients who are viable candidates for the procedure. Please contact our clinic today to schedule a consultation for dental Dental Crown and Sealant treatment near you!

Many patients experience anxiety during their appointments, and our practice believes that accommodating this anxiety is crucial. We offer several sedation options for patients who experience dental anxiety.

There are three main types of sedation in dentistry: nitrous oxide (also known as laughing gas), oral sedation, and IV sedation. Nitrous oxide is delivered through a mask, oral sedation is given as an oral medication, and IV sedation is delivered directly to your bloodstream via an IV line. 

The types of sedation vary in strength, with nitrous oxide being the weakest and IV sedation being the deepest. Your dentist will decide which form of sedation is necessary depending on how much anxiety you are experiencing.

If you are given nitrous oxide, pure oxygen will be used to flush it out of your system and you’ll be able to drive yourself home. Oral and IV sedation can affect your cognitive and motor skills, so if you receive either, you will need a family member or friend to drive you home after your appointment.

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Root canal therapy is often vital when an infection reaches the pulp of a tooth. This pulp contains nerves, connective tissues, and blood vessels which help keep a tooth alive. If an infection is left untreated, the pulp can die, resulting in the loss of your tooth. Root canal therapy is performed on infected teeth to remove the damaged pulp and restore your tooth.

If your tooth dies due to an infection, it will require extraction. However, infected teeth are often extremely painful and sensitive, meaning that it’s unlikely an infection will go unnoticed. There may also be swelling and abscesses around the affected tooth.

During your appointment, you will be given local anesthetic. The infected pulp will be removed, an antibiotic will be applied, and the abscess will be refilled with a rubber-like material called gutta-percha. A temporary filling will also be used to restore the outside of your tooth and protect the canal from damage.

Night guards and mouth guards are simple appliances designed to protect your teeth from damage. Whether you’re grinding and clenching your teeth or playing a sport where your teeth could be injured, mouth guards are necessary for keeping your teeth safe and healthy.

Night guards are recommended for patients who grind their teeth at night. Consistently grinding your teeth without treatment can lead to headaches, jaw problems, tooth damage, and more. We will create a custom-made night guard with a mould of your teeth, and you will sleep with the guard in.

Mouth guards are recommended for anyone who plays high-contact physical sports, such as football or hockey. These custom-made guards will protect your teeth from impact injuries and are especially crucial if you have other dental appliances like braces.

While you can purchase night guards and mouth guards from the store, this is not recommended. Guards that aren’t fitted to your teeth can do more harm than good.