Dentist St Heliers Auckland Announces 3D and Digital Dentistry

Jun 12, 2020

Natural Smile Eastmed Dental has announced new 3D tech for St Heliers dentist patients to help with tooth restoration, broken teeth, cracked teeth and filling replacements.

St Heliers, New Zealand - June 12, 2020 /PressCable/ —

Natural Smile Eastmed Dental has announced new 3D tech for St Heliers dentist patients to help with tooth restoration, broken teeth, cracked teeth and filling replacements. They offer CEREC dental crowns and veneers in line with biomimetic dentistry to Auckland patients providing high quality dental health care.

More information can be found at https://naturalsmile.nz/

Veneers are made up of a thin layer of porcelain which are fitted over the front sides of your teeth to mask chips, discoloration and other positioning flaws. They are made to match the color and shape of your own teeth, so choosing a doctor with a great visual aesthetic is very important. A strong cosmetic dentist, will take the time to make sure the new veneer shape will not only enhance your smile, but also match perfectly with the rest of your teeth.

A root canal is a treatment used to repair and save a tooth that is badly decayed or becomes infected. During a root canal procedure, the nerve and pulp are removed and the inside of the tooth is cleaned and sealed. Without treatment, the tissue surrounding the tooth will become infected and abscesses may form.

You might be wondering what you should eat after a root canal. Patients can eat when they feel ready, but it’s best to choose soft foods. Avoid crunchy or hard foods. Eating foods that are hard or crunchy increases the risk of damaging the temporary filling. This filling serves to seal the tooth until a permanent restoration is placed. Hard foods can damage the filling or even break the tooth. To be extra safe, try to avoid these foods until the final restoration is in place.

Only 1 visit is needed at Natural Smile Eastmed Dental Heliers. Dentists still using older techniques often require more visits. Time off work and travel adds to your costs, plus the added hassle and disruption to your busy life of each extra visit.

Dentist St Heliers Auckland patients are also being offered other services including cosmetic dentistry for whitening teeth, crowns, or other solutions to give patients a more confident, brighter and straighter smile. Regular dental checkups are important when maintaining good oral hygiene, and Natural Smile Eastmed Dentist St Heliers encourages all local residents to get in touch for their next check up.

They also service Dental Crowns patients in Mission Bay as seen here https://naturalsmile.nz/dentist-st-heliers/dental-crowns-auckland-same-day-one-visit-cerec-porcelain/

Natural Smile Eastmed Dental. Dentists St Heliers Auckland. Also servicing Glendowie, Kohimarama, Mission Bay, Orakei, Meadowbank, St Johns.

Full details can be found on the URL above, or by calling (09) 585 0205

Contact Info:
Name: Dave Richards
Email: Send Email
Organization: Natural Smile Eastmed Dental
Address: 188 Saint Heliers Bay Rd, St Heliers, Auckland 1071, New Zealand
Phone: +64-9-585-0205
Website: https://naturalsmile.nz/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88962538

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