Some of our patient stories (as posted on Instagram)
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Many of our patients become our our friends and recommend Chatha Smiles to other family members. We are gratified to recieve our patient's trust and recommendations because this means we are doing our job very well. You will notice that each of our testimonial patients gave us 5* so I guess we must be getting it right! I would like to thank all patients who took the time to leave the genuine comments below, much appreciated! Dr Gee Chatha
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We endeavour to keep all patients informed of Chatha Smiles latest news which really is an ongoing journey. New dental procedures are continually being developed and once new treatments have been approved and proven, we readily adopt them. Our aim is to provide the very best dental care and cosmetic procedures to both new and existing patients. Our news often features useful articles about dental care, oral hygiene and interesting events related to dentistry and medicine in general. Healthy teeth are an essential part of a person's well being and we really do gain great satisfaction from our treatments and the effect our work has on our patients.
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We offer a professional teeth whitening service which is either restoration of natural tooth shade, or whitening beyond natural tooth shade, with either treatment you will certainly notice the difference.
Restoration of the underlying, natural tooth shade is possible by simply removing surface (extrinsic) stains (e.g. from tea, coffee, red wine and tobacco) and calculus (tartar). This is achieved by having the teeth cleaned by a dental professional (commonly termed "scale and polish".
Teeth whitening beyond natural tooth shade (sometimes call 'bleaching') is safe as long as it is done using quality compounds and protective gel for your gums.
Oral exams are carried out to determine issues with your teeth, gums and sometimes jawbone. Teeth are a vital part of your mouth and sometimes, because of gum disease or a weak jawbone, serious problems with teeth result.
So an oral examination will not only determine problems that you may have with your teeth today, but also those that are likely to develop without treatment. Early remedial action, as with most health issues, will mean that the treatment is less severe and the result will be a longer lasting solution.
Most people are aware of the need to fill cavities that can develop in teeth because of tooth decay. We use a drill and other tools to remove the decayed part of the tooth before filling with a material that bonds to the remaining tooth to form a strong sealed surface that both protects and strenghtens the original part of the tooth.
Bridges are used to support a cosmetic replacement for a lost tooth and consist of two or more crowns that fit over adjacent teeth to support a new replacement tooth that fills a gap left by an extraction. An oral examination will determine whether a bridge, or perhaps a dental implant is the best course of action for any individual.
Root canal procedures are required when the soft inner part of a tooth becomes infected and is likely to cause an abscess. Treatment involves removing the nerve and pulp of the inside of the tooth which is cleaned and sealed. Whilst a root canal is a major procedure, it is vitally necessary to remove harmful bacteria that may be harbouring in a decayed tooth. Left untreated, an infected tooth may result in other serious health issues that can be life threatening.
Oral exams are carried out to look for deterioration in any of your teeth. This is an important and painless exercise that enables us to pin point any issues early to prevent any significant tooth decay. Healthy teeth and gums are vital to your overall well being and regular check ups will maintain your teeth for life. The earlier we can detect a problem, the less treatment you'll need.
