Dental Crowns

Gum disease weakened our clients teeth and the front ones started to move apart. Dental implants were used to replace the mobile teeth and dental crowns to restore the worn down lower front teeth.
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Our client had always been unhappy with his mismatched crowns, discoloured front teeth and missing molars and after only 3 dental trips to Budapest his smile was fully transformed with dental implants and dental crowns.
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This client was extremely self conscious of her decayed and acid eroded front teeth and urgently needed a confident boosting smile makeover which was achieved with dental crowns and composite fillings.
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Decay and discolouration badly aged our client’s smile, therefore she was determined to undergo a smile makeover which brightened and straightened her smile with a combination of zircon metal free dental crowns and zoom 1 hour teeth whitening.
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Recent research shows that nearly 75% of people are unhappy with their smile. If you dream of having beautiful, even, white teeth you’ve probably asked your dentist about having some cosmetic work done. But in the UK, the NHS doesn’t cover non essential dental work which means looking into the costs of a private dentist. With the average price of a single dental implant costing £2, 000.00, it’s a dream many people can’t afford. But by looking a little further afield you can find good cosmetic dentistry abroad and discover that prices are a lot more reasonable….

If you’ve been told by your dentist that you need to have extensive dental work done or if you’re desperate for a smile makeover, then it’s probably time to start researching private options. Unfortunately, Britain’s NHS dental system offers the patient very little above and beyond the basic ‘drill and fill’. But your search for a cheap dentist may well take you on a longer journey than originally anticipated as it’s widely recognised that travelling overseas is the most cost effective option….

Thanks to new dental technology, losing your teeth doesn’t have to mean losing your confident smile. Dental implants are a natural looking, permanent solution that will look and feel just like your own teeth. Unfortunately, the only solution to lost teeth on offer at NHS dentists is to have dentures; but even well fitted dentures can cause problems such as clicking or slipping which can rob you of your confidence. Some foods such as crunchy apples or crusty bread can be tricky to eat and over time, as the mouth naturally changes, the denture can rub and cause gum soreness. There are no such issues with dental implants, which if looked after properly can last a lifetime – definitely something to consider if your teeth have been lost at a young age through health problems or an accident….