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Dentists in Orpington who accept NHS patients

OurDentists in Orpington are now accepting NHS patients. They are happy to help you with your smile,<br>whether you need a checkup or work done on your teeth.

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Dentists in Orpington who accept NHS patients

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  1. Dentists in Orpington who accept NHS patients OurDentists in Orpingtonare now accepting NHS patients. They are happy to help you with your smile, whether you need a checkup or work done on your teeth. They provide a wide range of services and treatments for all aspects of dental work and adhere to high standards. Their extensive experience allows us to treat patients with a wide range of dental issues. You may need to visit a dentist for many reasons. These are the most common treatments that we offer in general dentistry. Amalgam fillings The only type of dental filling that is available on the NHS is amalgam fillings. Composite (tooth-coloured) fillings are becoming more popular, but silver amalgam is still the most widely used and longest-lasting option. These fillings are durable and long-lasting. Bridges Bridges are used to replace single or multiple teeth, but this could require dental implants. These bridges look natural and are made of precious metal. The base must also be bonded with porcelain to give the tooth or teeth a natural look. You can now chew food normally and the bridge will function as your original teeth. Crowns Crowns are used to cover teeth that have suffered severe decay or fractures. Crowns can be made of metal alloy, ceramic, or plastic. Three appointments will be required to fit a crown. First, your dentist will do a radiograph exam to see if the tooth or teeth are healthy and if crown work is possible. 1/2

  2. The second appointment involves the preparation of the crown. Using a local anaesthetic to reduce the size of the tooth and prepare a mould impression for the crown, do this. You may be fitted with temporary crowns while the final crown is being crafted. The final appointment will see the crown fitted and the surrounding area cleaned. After that, the crown will need to be cemented. The tooth can be used as normal for chewing food. Dentures The removable prosthesis used to replace missing teeth is called a denture or 'false tooth. Dentures can replace entire rows of teeth and allow for normal eating and smiling. It can improve confidence and quality of life. We also offer other common treatments Other dentistry services are also available, including root canal treatment for severe decay. You may need a root canal if you have persistent pain in the area and are sensitive to heat and cold. We also offer dental implants for patients who have lost their natural teeth and restoration work such as inlays to help protect your teeth. We strive to make sure you have all your dental needs met so that your smile is healthy and strong. 2/2

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