HAPPY NEW YEAR

We went through a tough year in 2020. A new year is upon us, and with a new year comes a fresh perspective on many aspects of our lives. It’s the perfect time to take a step back and refocus on positive elements, such as how we can better take care of ourselves and boost our overall well-being in 2021. Focusing on our health should always be one of our top priorities, as it …

HAPPY NEW YEAR

We went through a tough year in 2020. A new year is upon us, and with a new year comes a fresh perspective on many aspects of our lives. It’s the perfect time to take a step back and refocus on positive elements, such as how we can better take care of ourselves and boost our overall well-being in 2021. Focusing on our health should always be one of our top priorities, as it has an impact on everything we do in our lives.

We think it’s a great idea to start 2021 off on a positive note by getting your dental and aesthetic needs back in style! Let’s talk about the wide range of dental and aesthetic treatments available at BrightSmile Dental & Aesthetic Clinic. We have put in place extensive COVID-19 safety measures and protective protocols to provide the most secure and controlled environment for our patients and our staff.

BrightSmile Dental & Aesthetic Clinic Provides the following treatments:

• General, Cosmetic & Specialised Dentistry
• Facial Aesthetics: Anti-Wrinkle &, Dermal Filler Treatments
• Body Sculpting: Fat Freezing

Contact us on 02074311444

BrightSmile Dental & Aesthetic Clinic Provides the following treatments:

- General, Cosmetic & Specialised Dentistry

- Facial Aesthetics: Anti-Wrinkle &, Dermal Filler Treatments

- Body Sculpting: Fat Freezing

Contact us on 02074311444

Visit us: 14-15 New College Parade, Finchley Road, NW3 5EP

Dr Shirin Parsno graduated in 1996 at the prestigious Karolinska institute in Stockholm, and is a member of British Dental Association (GDC Licence No: 72794). She completed her implant education at Branemark institute in Goteborg in 2002. In 2003 she did her training course with Professor Scher and became a fellow of ICOI. Since 2003, she has concentrated mainly on Implantology. Dr Parsno was awarded Diplomate of International Congress of oral implantologists in September 2013, and has given independent lectures in implant surgery. Dr Parsno is continually expanding her knowledge and qualifications in this field, and started a PhD course in June 2013 at UCL in nanotechnology & reconstructive surgery department researching on various bone grafting developments.

If you are worried about your dental health or gum disease, or need more information on dental implants, then book a free consultation at our NW3, Finchley Road dental clinic. Our friendly and highly skilled dentists and cosmetic consultant are here to help you understand your ongoing dental health options.

Root canal is a process of removing an infected or severely inflamed nerve tissue from the roots of a tooth.  If left untreated, an infected or severely inflamed nerve tissue can cause an abscess.  An abscess may show on an X-ray as a dark spot or radiolucency at the apex of the root.  This is actually bone loss in the jaw.  It is very important to treat this problem before it deteriorates. We are proud of our specialty Doctor in Endodontics Dr. Irene Soriano, who uses an operating microscope to conduct root canal treatment. Benefits of our Microscope Enhanced Endodontic or Root Canal treatment include:

• Improve accuracy of microsurgical or root canal procedures through magnification and ability to use smaller instruments.
• Fewer traumas to your tooth structure and result in better or faster healing with minimal need for secondary procedures.
• Ability to see root structure in greater detail

To find out out more about Dr. Soriano and our dental services, call our surgery to book a free consultation.

When tooth decay has breached the interior of a tooth, it may necessitate either a root canal or tooth extraction. Though both procedures aim to rid the patient of further discomfort and infection, most dentists will attempt a root canal before resorting to removing the entire tooth. While some patients may be initially distressed over the prospect of having a root canal, this process actually has several advantages over extraction.

Root canal treatment has a quicker recovery time, and the tooth can be saved. A root canal removes only the infected pulp and bacteria inside the tooth, which allows the patient to keep the tooth and experience a less intensive recovery period than if the whole tooth were extracted.

Root canal treatment offers a better cosmetic outcome. No matter which tooth is extracted, it can become a conspicuous feature of a person’s smile that makes them feel self-conscious. In contrast, a root canal allows a dentist to remedy a patient’s oral health issues without affecting the look of their smile. In the vast majority of cases, no one can tell if a patient has undergone a root canal procedure, other than the dentist and patient.

Root canal treatment offers a better prognosis. A missing tooth can affect more than a person’s self-confidence. Under some circumstances, it can also cause the surrounding gum tissue and bone to weaken and recede, which can then impact the stability of nearby teeth. This may then necessitate dental implant surgery, a process that generally takes several months to complete. To minimize the need for these additional risks and procedures, most dentists will administer a root canal before resorting to extraction.

We are proud of our specialty Doctor in Endodontics Dr. Irene Soriano, who collected the 2012 'QED and BES Poster Prize' at the British Endodontic Society regional meeting. To find out out more about Dr. Soriano and our dental services, call our surgery to book a free consultation.