This is a guide to the top treatments performed by dentists. Some are available in the health sectors, while some may be available in the NHS only in certain cases. Some are available only from the professionals who work in the dental hospital can be.
Always ask your dentist if they recommend the treatment available in the health insurance system, and how much it will cost before moving on.
Bridges
The bridge is fixed or replace missing teeth for teeth. It is done by adopting the impression of neighboring teeth, which in turn hold the bridge. Usually create a bridge of precious metal and ceramic is fixed in the mouth (unlike dentures, which can be removed).
Bridges are available on the NHS (band 3) and cost up to £ 233.70.
Crowns
Taj is the type of cover that completely covers the actual age. They are made of metal or ceramic, metal, and are fixed in the mouth. The crowns can be installed where the teeth break, decayed or damaged, or simply to make the teeth look better.
To fit the crown, you will have to dig down so that it is like a small connecting crown is fixed in old age. It may take some time to prepare a new laboratory for the crown, so it probably would not fit the crown on the same day.
Crowns are available on the NHS (band 3) and cost up to £ 233.70.
Stuffed
Fillers are used to fix the hole in the teeth caused by tooth decay. The most common type of filler is a blend, made from a mixture of metals such as mercury, silver, tin, copper and zinc. Your dentist will provide you with the most appropriate type of containers, according to your medical needs. This includes white fillings, if any.
Amalgam and white fillings are available on the NHS (band 2) and cost £ 53.90 per course of treatment.
Duct treatment
Endodontic treatment (also called endodontics) deal with infection in the dental center (root canal system).
When the blood supply or nerve age are infected, if performed outside the conduit treatment, the spread of infection and may be necessary to run the tooth.
During the treatment period, and remove all infection from the inside of the root canal system. Fill the root canal and seal the crown filling of the tooth or to prevent it from becoming infected again. Duct treatment usually requires two or three visits to your dentist.
Duct treatment is available from the National Health Service (Division 2) and costs £ 53.90.
Cleaning and polishing
This is when the teeth are cleaned by a health professional. It is a question of carefully removing the deposits that accumulate in the teeth (lime).
Cleaning and polishing is available in the health insurance system for your clinical need, and costs (band 1) £ 19.70.
Supports
The braces (orthodontic treatment) stretch or move the teeth to improve the appearance of the teeth and how they work.
The brackets can be detachable so that they can be carried out and cleaned or fixed, so they are glued to the teeth and can not be carried out.
It can be made of metal, plastic or ceramic. Invisible devices are made of transparent plastic.
Brackets are available in the NHS for children, and sometimes for adults, depending on clinical needs, and cost (band 3) up to £ 233.70.
Always ask your dentist if they recommend the treatment available in the health insurance system, and how much it will cost before moving on.
Bridges
The bridge is fixed or replace missing teeth for teeth. It is done by adopting the impression of neighboring teeth, which in turn hold the bridge. Usually create a bridge of precious metal and ceramic is fixed in the mouth (unlike dentures, which can be removed).
Bridges are available on the NHS (band 3) and cost up to £ 233.70.
Crowns
Taj is the type of cover that completely covers the actual age. They are made of metal or ceramic, metal, and are fixed in the mouth. The crowns can be installed where the teeth break, decayed or damaged, or simply to make the teeth look better.
To fit the crown, you will have to dig down so that it is like a small connecting crown is fixed in old age. It may take some time to prepare a new laboratory for the crown, so it probably would not fit the crown on the same day.
Crowns are available on the NHS (band 3) and cost up to £ 233.70.
Stuffed
Fillers are used to fix the hole in the teeth caused by tooth decay. The most common type of filler is a blend, made from a mixture of metals such as mercury, silver, tin, copper and zinc. Your dentist will provide you with the most appropriate type of containers, according to your medical needs. This includes white fillings, if any.
Amalgam and white fillings are available on the NHS (band 2) and cost £ 53.90 per course of treatment.
Duct treatment
Endodontic treatment (also called endodontics) deal with infection in the dental center (root canal system).
When the blood supply or nerve age are infected, if performed outside the conduit treatment, the spread of infection and may be necessary to run the tooth.
During the treatment period, and remove all infection from the inside of the root canal system. Fill the root canal and seal the crown filling of the tooth or to prevent it from becoming infected again. Duct treatment usually requires two or three visits to your dentist.
Duct treatment is available from the National Health Service (Division 2) and costs £ 53.90.
Cleaning and polishing
This is when the teeth are cleaned by a health professional. It is a question of carefully removing the deposits that accumulate in the teeth (lime).
Cleaning and polishing is available in the health insurance system for your clinical need, and costs (band 1) £ 19.70.
Supports
The braces (orthodontic treatment) stretch or move the teeth to improve the appearance of the teeth and how they work.
The brackets can be detachable so that they can be carried out and cleaned or fixed, so they are glued to the teeth and can not be carried out.
It can be made of metal, plastic or ceramic. Invisible devices are made of transparent plastic.
Brackets are available in the NHS for children, and sometimes for adults, depending on clinical needs, and cost (band 3) up to £ 233.70.
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