COSMETIC DENTISTRY

Dental veneers are thin, robust restorations that are applied to the front surfaces of teeth to repair or improve their look. 
They can be made of composite or ceramic materials. 
When attached to the tooth, these restorations are extremely robust and can provide excellent aesthetics and a natural, attractive appearance. 
They were commonly utilised in the past to achieve the "Celebrity Smile" image, while Dr Saief, normally recommends a more bespoke natural look suited individually to each patient.

A dental bridge is a type of dental bridge that is used to replace a single tooth or a tiny gap in your mouth. 
Dental bridges are created from a variety of materials with differing degrees of aesthetic appeal. 
Cosmetic dental bridges are more aesthetically pleasing and appear more natural. 
There are a variety of alternatives, but the most recent advancements in crown/bridge technology allow for metal-free, durable porcelain bridges. 
These bridges allow light to pass through while remaining quite useful. 
This is identical to a natural tooth, allowing them to fit in with the surrounding teeth for the best natural result.

Dentures are a method of replacing missing teeth.
They can be full dentures(replacing all the teeth in a dental arch) or they can be a partial denture (replacing only a few teeth).
They can also be dental implant-supported, where they utilize dental implants to get optimal retention and support.
We aim to create dentures that not only look like natural teeth but are also comfortable to wear.

In the past, silver amalgam fillings were commonly utilised to restore teeth in the United Kingdom. These silver fillings can endure a long time, but they often weaken the remaining tooth, resulting in the cusp of the filled tooth breaking off over time. 
Many patients are opting for a more cosmetic white filling alternative, where the fillings are less noticeable and ugly. Instead, they blend in with your natural tooth colour. 
White fillings also offer the added benefit of chemically bonding to the remaining tooth tissue, giving the tooth a modest boost in strength.