Our Video Series on Dental Treatment Options
This series of five videos on dental treatments, the short and long term finical and health costs. For even more engaging content, check out the DHS YouTube channel through the link below. If you enjoy any of the videos, please show your support by liking them and subscribing to the channel. Your engagement will help us update the content on this website for everyone’s benefit.
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While this is one of my older animation videos, it features photos taken with a simple £50 camera. By providing extra details before your appointment, you can save time and ensure a more appropriate booking. In the future, most households will have a camera that can help minimize unnecessary visits to the dental practice, supporting both sustainability and eco-friendly practices.
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After years of research, evidence indicates that affordable silver amalgam fillings often outlast white ones, primarily due to the material properties and the technique's sensitivity, which can be time-consuming. For optimal results, 3D printing and milling techniques stand out as superior options. This video explains the disease process and explores your available treatment options.
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Though this video is older, it remains highly relevant today. It outlines the root filling procedure, explaining why these treatments are not available on the NHS. We must ask ourselves: would you want to pay four times more for a treatment with a success rate that's only 5% better? Additionally, it's essential to recognize that a poor outcome is not the same as poor treatment—and vice versa.
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When considering dental implants, it's crucial to be aware that your oral hygiene must be significantly improved—up to three times better—to maintain the implant compared to a natural tooth. Additionally, there are alternative options that are more affordable and likely to last longer. Current observations in care homes highlight the challenges faced by individuals with complex dental work, often leading to deterioration when they struggle to care for their teeth.
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This section outlines the dental extraction procedure, which is typically straightforward for smaller teeth. However, complications often arise with larger back teeth. It's important to note that dental pain following an extraction, particularly with lower wisdom teeth, is quite common and is typically not due to clinician neglect. Focusing on locating minor remnants to appease potential legal claims ultimately serves only the lawyers' interests, not the patients'. Understanding these nuances can help manage expectations for your dental care.
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