Taking care of your child’s teeth
More children are visiting their dentist at an earlier age than ever before. The proportion of children making their first visit to the dentist before the age of two has doubled since 1993. This, along with subsequent routine examinations, will ensure your child is getting the care they deserve to prevent dental problems later in life. Please ask us about the best option for your child’s dental care.
Budget for dental care and save money
Many patients have taken the opportunity of joining our dental care plan and have been delighted with the benefits.
By joining our membership scheme you will receive discounts off treatment allowing you great savings. You can join the plan at any time, this is especially relevant if you are considering treatment, as you will receive a discount on your fee.
If you are interested please ring the practice on 0116 2554373 to find out more. Alternatively, you can pop into the practice and we can complete a form. This will only take a few minutes and will simply require your name, address and bank account details.
Regular dental check ups are very important as they allow us to monitor the health of your mouth and help prevent tooth decay and gum disease. This can mean less fillings, less likelihood of toothache, more attractive teeth and a greater chance of keeping your own teeth for life.
As part of your dental examinations, we perform a comprehensive assessment of the overall health of your mouth,
including : - teeth
- gums
-soft tissues, ie tongue, palate, floor of mouth, cheeks
We are trying to keep you as healthy as possible so that you reduce the risk of future problems and treatment, and look and feel great.
If you want to book for a check up call us on 01509 231144 or 0116 2554373
Many people find going to the dentist a very frightening experience. For some people, their fear even prevents them from going for check-ups.
Fear of the dentist can be caused by many things. For example, a previous bad experience, being embarrassed about your teeth, have a feeling of loss of control, have a fear of injections orneedles, worry that the anaesthetic won’t work properly or have concerns about unnecessary treatment.
At the Dental Suite, we have been treating nervous patients for many years and have a wealth of experience in this field. We take a gentle approach to dentistry and we will try to understand your fears and work with you to make your visit as stress-free as possible. We explain everything to you at your consultation appointment to ensure you fully understand what treatment you require. Before you start any treatment,we ensure that you feel in control and you can signal, such as by raising your hand, if you wish to have a break and you need to stop for a few moments. You may feel better if you bring a friend or relative to the practice for support and reassurance.
Dental techniques have improved dramatically over the last few years, meaning that dental treatment can often be completely painless. For example, anaesthetic gels can be applied to the gum so that you don’t even feel any injections.
If your fear is very strong, there are other approaches that may help such as relaxation techniques, or sedation.
At the Dental Suite, we carry out many cosmetic cases. This includes treatments which require a combination of invisible braces and white fillings.
This is an example of a patient who came from Nottingham, who wished to improve esthetics of her front teeth.
Dr Kalpesh Bohara added white filling material to the peg shaped teeth initially.
Dr Raha Sepehrara then carried out the closure of the space by invisible braces.
This is an example of the many non invasive ways we carry out our cosmetic procedures at the Dental Suite.
We see many patients who have lost teeth , due to many reasons.
The options for replacing missing teeth are
At the Dental Suite you will find
This is an example of the many cases we treat with dental implants. This patient presented with three fractured teeth which were replaced by dental implants.
Due to our wealth of experience and to the may different types of treatments we provide at our dental clinic near Nottingham, Beeston, Sandiacre, we get a lot of brides-to-be coming to see us wishing to improve their smile for their special day.
The treatments most popular amongst our brides-to-be are:
- invisalign
-6month braces (6 month smiles)
-Teeth whitening
- Professional scale and polish
The 2 patients shown below are an examples of brides-to-be wishing a beautiful straight, white smile, for their wedding day.
Bride-to-be patient case study 1
Bride-to-be case study 2
Simple forms of treatment such as white fillings or teeth whitening can greatly improve a smile. If you would like a more dramatic improvement, then you can consider:
- dental veneers, which can conceal gaps, misshaped or discoloured teeth
- crowns, which can restore more damaged teeth
- bridges or implants, which can fill gaps left by missing teeth
- teeth straightening, to correct any severe crowding or spacing
If you would like to find out more about the most suitable treatment option, why not call us on 01509 231144
There are many ways to correct Crowded Front teeth
- Inman Aligner
- Invisalign
- 6 Month Braces/ Six month Smiles
- Damon Braces
Shown in the pictures below is an example of a six month smiles treatment of lower anterior crowding. The results were amazing and the patient was ecstatic!
The general public is becoming more and more aware about the great advantages of dental implants in replacing missing teeth. We see many patients from local areas, such as Birstall, Thurmaston, Sileby and from further away areas such as Northampton or Peterborough, coming to us asking for dental implants.
We recently saw this patient who had a single dental implant to replace a missing teeth. She did not want a plate and did not want a bridge as did not want to have her healthy adjacent teeth cut down. An Astra Implant was used and it was restored with a high quality porcelain bonded to gold crown.
Dental Implant to replace lower premolar
Abutment over the Implant
Final crown placement over the implant and abutment
