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In a few simple steps you can connect with a dentist and get all your questions answered with personal recommendations.
In a few simple steps you can connect with a dentist and get all your questions answered with personal recommendations.
Dental implants are a permanent solution to missing teeth or failing teeth. There are many options out there for dental implant solutions but fixed teeth are forever and it's important to know all the facts and the procedure involved. Read on for some fun facts about dental implants and surgery.
1. Dental implants and space shuttles.
Titanium, the material used to create dental implants, are also used to create space shuttles and missiles.
2. Dental implant surgery means goodbye tooth decay.
Due to the continuing situation with the Coronavirus, we’re having to take further measures to protect our patients, staff and also to contribute to the government guidance on social distancing as much as possible. As health care professionals, we feel we have a responsibility to reiterate the seriousness of this virus, and the risks it poses to those around us.
From Monday 23rd March 2020, the clinic will see EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS ONLY.
Instead of blowing our own trumpet, we thought we’d let the results do the talking.
We sat down with Stephen to ask him about his full arch implants and settle any fears around creating your dream smile.
What motivated you to work on your smile?
“As a self-employed builder, a big part of my job involves meeting customers.
After a bad experience with a part denture and struggling with self-confidence, I decided it was time to bite the bullet.”
Were you nervous before your surgery?
Are you looking for the perfect smile but worried your health plan won’t cover dental implants?
Let’s take a look at the different payment methods to bring you one step closer to that perfect set of teeth.
Are Dental Implants Covered on the NHS?
While we’d all love a free new smile, unfortunately, dental implants are only available through the NHS in exceptional cases.
The thought of undergoing surgery to fix your problem teeth can be bittersweet. While you’re excited about your new smile, there’s still a fear of the unknown.
Not knowing what the finished product is going to look like, or even whether you'll be satisfied with the results can be daunting, especially when the procedure can take up a lot of time and money.
Join us as we explore how your teeth will look, following the surgery.
What is Digital Smile Designs?
Are you tired of sitting on waiting lists to receive the dental care you deserve?
Too many corporate dentists make the mistake of putting profits above quality customer service.
No one wants to feel like a number. Your teeth are important and you need a dentist who puts your health first.
Join us as we explore how New Life Teeth offers unbeatable customer care.
Patients Are People
Most dentists are obsessed with meeting financial targets and forget the most important goal — to make people smile.
Do you dream of having the perfect smile but worry you can't afford your new teeth?
At New Life Teeth, we’ve made it easy to finance full arch dental implants with a fair and affordable financing programme.
How Can I Finance Dental Implants?
While most dental clinics charge upfront for your new teeth, we want to make it dental care as affordable as possible.
With 2020 in full swing already, it might be time to start thinking about scheduling your oral restoration surgery and get dental implants.
Deciding to get dental implants is a big decision and shouldn’t be made lightly or overnight. You need to plan carefully to make sure you have enough time to recover before returning to work.
How Long Do Dental Implants Take?
While the dental implant procedure can take place over several weeks or months, the actual fitting is usually complete in 2-3 visits.
Did you know that 24% of women and 13% of men in the UK will be diagnosed with depression in their lifetime?
While many factors contribute to poor mental health, not feeling great about your body and appearance certainly doesn’t help.
Gum Disease and Depression
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