We’ll monitor and maintain your teeth and gum health with regular dental check-ups in Market Harborough.
Having regular dental check-ups are really important for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Why regular appointments?
Seeing your dentist on a regular basis allows us to understand your lifestyle, keep track of your oral health, and take a more preventative approach to your care. Dental check-ups also help us to reinforce good oral hygiene habits, detect any problems early, and thoroughly discuss any treatments you might need.
Your dental examination includes:
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Our friendly team will find an emergency dental appointment that suits you, within 24 hours.
For emergency dentist appointments in Market Harborough, call us now on 01858 462734, or email: hello@brooksidedental.co.uk
Out of hours – Leave us a voicemail or email us and we will work hard to get in touch and book you an appointment within 24 hours!
We promise:
Visiting a new dentist can be daunting at the best of times, but here at Brookside Dental, we promise to treat you with the respect, empathy, and the compassion you deserve.
We can treat the cause of the pain, earn your trust, and hopefully build a strong relationship to maintain your dental health long term.
Sometimes, for many reasons, we can get tooth decay and this can lead to a cavity, pain and infection if left untreated.
Regular check-ups allow your dentist to spot these lesions early and allow for a simpler restoration, rather than letting it grow and require more complex treatment.
There are different materials for fillings available, each have their own individual properties, allowing for use in different scenarios.
Your dentist will discuss which is best for your unique need after diagnosing the issue.
To avoid tooth decay you must
Crowns are restorations which fully cover your natural teeth that can be used for a variety of reasons:
Here at Brookside dental we strive to continue to invest in our knowledge and equipment to stay at the forefront of the industry and use the best materials we can.
Here at Brookside dental we strive to continue to invest in our knowledge and equipment to stay at the forefront of the industry and use the best materials we can.
There are many different materials available, each having their own properties and function and require different restorative and clinical skills:
A crown will usually require 2 visits with a 1-2 week gap between.
You will be fitted with a temporary resin or acrylic crown whilst your long term crown is being custom made.
Treat it as a normal tooth, Regular tooth brushing, at least 2 x daily, floss and inter-dental brushes, regular Hygiene visits
Removal of teeth is a last resort but sometimes necessary
When teeth can no longer be restored, or any other clinical decision, along with patient discussion, has been made, we need to remove teeth.
These reasons can include:
At Brookside dental, our team appreciate this can be a very vulnerable and upsetting time in anyone’s life and promise to put you at ease from the moment you enter the practice. We will use the best techniques and equipment to make it as pain-less and comfortable as possible.
When teeth are removed, we must think of what our long term plan is, as we will begin to loose bone as soon as the tooth is removed, so if we can plan our long term goals we can save a lot of time and money in the long run.
Root canal treatment, otherwise known as Endodontics, is carried out in order to relieve dental pain caused by inflamed or infected nerves inside the tooth, which can happen due to dental decay, trauma, or even a deep filling placed inside the tooth.
A root canal involves our specialist Endodontist removing the pulp chamber and nerves of the tooth and cleaning the root canal system to remove the causes of inflammation and infection, which is then filled to prevent bacterial re-infection.