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Dental Veneers (Porcelain)

Dental veneers are thin shells of ceramic material that is bonded to the front of a tooth/teeth to improve colour or appearance. Porcelain Veneers in combination can form a “Hollywood smile”.  You can get porcelain veneers abroad for only £397 per

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Tooth or Dental Cyst

A dental cyst is one of the most common problems that result in patients seeking a dentist urgently, as it has the potential to cause sudden and unexpected pain in the affected area and can also spread to the jaw,

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Canine teeth

Canine teeth are also called cuspids or fangs if referring to the upper jaw teeth. They are usually stronger and longer than other teeth but not always, so they may be confused with incisors. Canine teeth are situated on either

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Molars or bi-cuspids

Molars are the teeth at the back of the mouth adjacent to the bi-cuspids. The typical mouth has eight or twelve molars, depending if the third molars (wisdom teeth) have erupted. Molars are labelled upper right first molar, upper left

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Bi-Cuspid

Bi-Cuspids are the teeth adjacent to the cuspids. The typical mouth has eight bi-cuspids, upper left first bi-cuspid, upper right first bi-cuspid, lower left first bi-cuspid, lower right first bi-cuspid, upper left second bi-cuspid etc. Bi-cuspids have two cuspals, as

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Cuspid or bi-cuspid teeth

Cuspid or bi-cuspid refers to the four pointed teeth adjacent to the laterals. The typical mouth has four cuspids, upper left cuspid, upper right cuspid, lower left cuspid and lower right cuspid. Each cupid has one cuspal, the pointed tip

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Central or central incisors

Central or central incisors refers to the first four teeth at the centre of the mouth. The typical mouth has four central teeth, upper left central, upper right central, lower left central and lower right central. Humans have a total

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Wisdom Teeth

There are three sets of molars in each corner of the mouth. Wisdom teeth form the third molar in each corner of the mouth. They do not usually develop until the teens or early twenties. When they do, it can

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Panoramic X-Ray

A panoramic X-ray is a dental radiograph taken by an orthopantomogram. The orthopantomogram rotates around your head (complete half-circle from ear to ear) to give the dentist a two-dimensional picture of your teeth, jaw and other important details.

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