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Something to smile about this festive season

Something to smile about this festive season
As the days get darker and the air becomes chilly it can mean only one thing – holiday season is upon us!

This time of year is packed full of social events, celebrations, and family gatherings, so why not make sure that your smile looks its best? Someone always takes photos at these sorts of events, and you don’t want to let your smile hold you back from making good memories.

So, if you want to refresh your smile for the festive season, here are some options:

Tooth whitening
Tooth whitening is often a quick, easy solution to give your smile a new sparkle. Although over-the-counter whitening products are available, you will always achieve the best results by speaking to your dentist and exploring professional options. Dentists are able to give you effective treatment that is often far more efficient at achieving results. This is because dentists are legally allowed to prescribe stronger whitening gels and perform whitening procedures, meaning that you can reach your desired tooth shade in a safe and predictable manner.

Plus, by speaking to your dentist you have all of the expert support and advice you need to help ensure that your smile turns out exactly how you want it to.

Composite bonding
Want to repair a chipped tooth or cover discolouration? Composite bonding is a fast, effective treatment that involves tooth-coloured composite being attached to your teeth. This material is then cured using an ultraviolet light, which hardens the material so that it looks and feels like your natural teeth.

Composite bonding can be used to reshape teeth, replace metal fillings, mask a discoloured tooth and more, making it an excellent option for people who want to tweak their smile for the festive season. It protects your natural teeth and requires very little/ no drilling, so that you can keep as much of your natural teeth as possible.

You can also combine composite bonding with tooth whitening to really transform your smile!

Veneers
Veneers are a trusted way to change the look of your smile. This process involves your dentist removing some of the enamel (hard coating) on each tooth you want a veneer on before sticking on a perfectly formed covering that is usually made from ceramic or other tooth-coloured materials. This process requires multiple appointments, but veneers typically last for up to 10 years, for enduring, beautiful results.

Choose a BACD dentist!
Our practice has cosmetic dentists who are members of the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (BACD). This means that they are dedicated to providing an exceptional standard of cosmetic dentistry, including procedures such as tooth whitening, cosmetic bonding, veneers and more!

By choosing a BACD dentist you are choosing absolute quality, giving you ultimate peace of mind that the professional treating you will help you to achieve your desired results.

Build confidence and socialise with a smile
If you’re insecure about your smile, the festive season can be a daunting time of year. Don’t let your smile hold you back from having fun and creating happy memories – be sure to speak to your dentist today to find out more about how they can help you to love your smile again!

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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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