Dental Glossary
Cosmetic Dentist: a term used to describe a dentist who specialises in cosmetic dentistry is known as a cosmetic dentist. All Cosmetic dentists that are officially certified in the UK are registered in the General Dental Council and have further knowledge in cosmetic dentistry. More »
Implant Dentistry: this is the generic name given to implant dentistry. Implant dentistry is a continuously growing industry. The growing popularity of Implant dentistry is being attributed to dental implant advances. More »
Cosmetic Denture: this is the generic name given to a denture with focus on enhancing an individual’s appearance. More »
Cosmetic Crowns: this is the generic name given to a variety of cosmetic crowns available to restore and enhance an individual’s tooth/ teeth and also appearance. Cosmetic crowns are a continuously growing industry. More »
Cosmetic Bridge: this is the generic name given to a variety of cosmetic bridges available to replace teeth and enhance an individual’s function and also appearance. More »
Teeth Whitening: this is the generic name given to a variety of teeth whitening procedures available to whiten and enhance an individual’s tooth/ teeth and also appearance. More »
Orthodontics: this is the generic name given to a variety of orthodontic or braces procedures which focus on enhancing an individual’s appearance and function. Orthodontics is a continuously growing industry. More »
Smile Makeover Glossary
Smile Makeover: a term used to describe a cosmetic dental treatment that improves an n individual’s appearance and health. Smile Makeover is performed by a cosmetic dentist. More »
Cosmetic Veneers Glossary
Cosmetic Dental Veneers: this is the generic name given to a variety of cosmetic dental veneers available to restore and enhance an individual’s tooth/ teeth and also appearance. More »
Gum Disease Glossary
Gum Disease: this is the generic name given to the condition that causes gum disease. Gum disease affects about 80% of the population and is the biggest cause of tooth loss in adults. More »
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