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Dentistry
What is meant by cosmetic dentistry?
The term ‘cosmetic dentistry’ is a generic term that refers to a wide range of treatment that focuses on improving the appearance of your smile. This includes treatments such as tooth whitening, dental bonding, veneers and braces. We offer all of these at our Portishead Dentist practice.
How much does it cost to have a dental makeover?
It’s not possible to give a cost for a dental makeover as there are so many variables. Here at Evolve in Portishead, tooth whitening costs just £360.
What is the best cosmetic treatment for teeth?
At Evolve, we believe that the best treatment is the most minimally invasive treatment that is right for you. This is something that will depend on your current oral health and also what you are trying to change about your smile. However, the following are common treatments that we offer here in our Portishead dental practice:
Why do people get cosmetic dentistry?
We speak to a lot of people who have low confidence due to their smile. Having stained, chipped, wonky or gappy teeth can have a big impact on how often people smile. Take a look at photographs of yourself, are you showing your teeth and smiling in them? If not, then you may benefit from some cosmetic dental treatment to give you the confidence to smile.
When should you consider cosmetic dentistry?
Cosmetic dental treatments are 100% elective, which means they are not necessary for the overall health of your teeth. This means that it’s completely down to the individual as to when they feel they would like to begin dental treatment to improve their smile. We see a lot of people that are looking to have a smile makeover before their wedding or a big birthday, but we also regularly see people that have decided now is the time to improve their confidence. Having an increase in confidence from a beautiful smile can be life changing.
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Laurie came to Evolve because she was unhappy with gaps between her teeth.
In this video, she shares her experience of having braces at the practice and how this has helped improve both the appearance of her smile and how her teeth meet together.
Teeth straightening treatment can address concerns such as spacing, crowding and bite issues, while also supporting long-term oral health.
If you’ve been thinking about straightening your teeth, a consultation at our practice can help you understand the options available.
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Why do people grind their teeth?
In this video, Maggie explains some of the most common reasons people grind their teeth, particularly during sleep.
Grinding can be linked to things like stress, the alignment of your teeth or certain sleep issues. Over time it can lead to problems such as worn enamel, jaw pain and headaches.
If tooth grinding is causing problems, a custom dental guard may sometimes be recommended to help protect your teeth while you sleep.
Watch Maggie explain what to look out for and when it may be worth getting things checked.
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Clenching, headaches, pain when chewing… these can all be signs of TMJ problems.
In this video, Yasmin explains some of the common symptoms people experience and how treatments using neurotoxins can help relax the muscles around the jaw.
For some patients, this can reduce tension, relieve discomfort and improve day-to-day symptoms.
If you’ve been experiencing jaw pain or tension, it may be worth having a conversation about your options.
Book a consultation with our team at Evolve Face to learn more.
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We are currently accepting new patients at Evolve.
If you’re looking for modern dental care in a friendly, patient-focused practice, we would love to welcome you.
Our team provides a wide range of dental treatments in a relaxed environment, with a focus on long-term oral health and natural-looking results. We’re proud to be a multi award-winning practice, and everything we do is centred around putting patients first.
We also offer finance options to help make treatment more manageable.
If you’ve been thinking about joining a new dental practice, now is a great time to get started.
📍 Evolve Dentistry, Portishead
📞 Contact our reception team on 01275 842550
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🪥 Smile hack: timing your tooth brushing
Did you know that brushing your teeth straight after eating isn’t always the best idea?
In this quick video, Maggie explains why it’s better to wait a little while before brushing. After eating, especially acidic foods and drinks, the enamel on your teeth can be temporarily softened. Brushing too soon can actually cause more wear.
Waiting around 30 minutes gives your saliva time to neutralise the acids and protect your teeth.
Watch Maggie’s smile hack to learn the simple change that can help keep your teeth healthier.
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What exactly is a dental crown?
In this video, Carol explains how crowns help restore and protect teeth that have been weakened by cracks, root canal treatment or large fillings.
A crown acts like a protective cap, binding the tooth together and giving it the strength it needs for everyday biting and chewing.
Watch the video to learn when a crown may be recommended and how it helps protect your smile.
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Did you know that chewing sugar free gum after eating can actually help protect your teeth? 🍬➡️🦷
In this video, Carol explains why dentists often recommend sugar free gum after meals. Chewing gum stimulates saliva, which helps wash away food particles and neutralise acids that can lead to tooth decay.
It’s not a replacement for brushing, but it can be a helpful extra habit when you’re out and about and can’t brush your teeth straight away.
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