If you're anxious about an upcoming oral surgery procedure, you may have heard people mention "sedation" and "general anaesthetic" almost interchangeably. They're not the same thing, and understanding the difference can help you feel more informed, and less anxious, about your options.
Last week we covered wisdom tooth removal in general. This week we're focusing specifically on impaction, what it means, how to recognise the symptoms, and what your treatment options look like.
Wisdom teeth are one of the most common reasons patients are referred for oral surgery. If you've been told you need one or more removed, here's what the process actually involves, from diagnosis through to recovery.
"Specialist" is a word used loosely in many industries, but in dentistry it has a very specific, protected meaning. If you've been referred to an oral surgery specialist in Edinburgh, it's worth understanding exactly what that title represents, because it directly affects the quality and safety of the care you receive.
This guide brings together everything you need to know about oral surgery, written for patients in Edinburgh who are just starting to explore their options.
Composite bonding can help improve the appearance of your teeth. At Edinburgh Dental Specialists, our highly skilled team provide a wide range of cosmetic dental treatments in Edinburgh to help you achieve and maintain your dream smile.
If you're one of the many patients currently facing long waiting times for NHS specialist dental treatment, you may be wondering if it's worth investing in private specialist dental care. The answer is yes!
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