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Intravenous sedation is also known as ‘twilight sleep’ and is a type of anaesthesia that relaxes you by using a sedative medication, usually Propofol or Midazolam. It is administered into a vein in your forearm. Depending on the procedure, the amount of anaesthesia used may range from a minimal amount, just enough to make a…
Veneers are handmade pieces of porcelain that are bonded on to the front part of your teeth, to improve the appearance of your smile. They are beautifully crafted to ensure they mimic the natural appearance of teeth. If done well, a veneer should be indistinguishable to the naked eye and should seamlessly blend in with…
A dental crown is basically a helmet or hat that sits over a tooth to cover the whole surface. It is used to improve the cosmetics of teeth, protect them from fracturing, or to build up a tooth that is broken. It also creates a good seal for the tooth after it has had root…
Poor dental hygiene leads to the formation of plaque. Plaque is essentially a thin slimy layer of bacteria that sticks on your teeth and it causes decay and gum disease. It is generally invisible to see but you can sometimes feel it on your teeth, sometimes as a fuzzy feeling. Here are some easy ways…
When your children turn into teenagers their life changes dramatically. They are more independent, they will probably fail to listen to all their parents demands, and they will make choices by themselves. However, some of the things they are doing may be having a devastating effect on their teen dental health. We explain some of…