For adults, the idea of conventional brace treatments can be off-putting. But if you’re avoiding orthodontic treatment because you’re self-conscious about your appearance, take another look – there are hidden brace options that are just as effective as traditional alternatives and far more discreet.
Does the thought of sitting in the dentist’s chair leave you quaking with fear? You’re not alone – more than 10 million adults in the UK have some level of dental anxiety, and an estimated six million suffer from dental phobia. According to a
Cosmetic dentistry has become increasingly popular over the past decade, especially among adult patients looking for that picture-perfect smile. Although there are numerous options for conventional and invisible brace treatments, one in particular stands head and shoulders above the rest: Invisalign. Developed by two Stanford University graduates in 1997, the company has since gone from strength to strength, treating more than 5 million patients worldwide. Read on to find out why Invisalign is proving so popular among orthodontic patients.
Have you been delaying the dental treatment you need? Maybe you’re worried about spending too much time in the dentist’s chair, or going through treatment that negatively impacts your everyday routine? Modern cosmetic dentistry is more flexible for adult patients than ever before, and with numerous studies showing how improving your smile can boost confidence and improve your overall quality of life – why wait?
Meeting new people can be nerve-racking enough at the best of times. But if you’re worried about your breath, attending a work conference, wedding, or social event can cause anxiety levels to soar. Fortunately, there are long-term solutions that can help you banish bad breath once and for all.
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Suddenly losing a tooth or experiencing severe dental pain can be traumatic and stressful. At Park Dental Care, we try to see all patients with dental emergencies or pain on the same or next working day. Here are some tips on what to do while you’re waiting for your appointment.
Have you been in two minds about whether or not to go ahead with orthodontic treatment? Maybe you’re worried about the interruption it could make to your day-to-day life? Perhaps it’s the cosmetic element that’s making you question your desire to proceed? Below, we’ll highlight five reasons you should keep