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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 3:57 pm
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Anyone who just want to consider cosmetic dentistry treatments such
as dental veneers, tooth whitening ,dental braces and tooth
straightening needs to find a reputable and good cosmetic dentist.

When more and more people want to have their tooth imperfections
modified through cosmetic dentistry,and today self conscious smiles
are becoming an important thing of the past. Many people are choosing
to have private dental treatments such as porcelain veneers, tooth
whitening or even orthodontic braces to eradicate problems such as
crooked smiles and stained teeth.

Cosmetic Dentistry for a Celebrity Smile
While many people envy the smiles of celebrities such as Katie Price,
Tom Cruise and Miley Cyrus opting for cosmetic dental treatments to
achieve a celebrity-style smile should not be taken lightly.
Prospective patients must carry out careful research to ensure the
dentist they choose is qualified and capable of carrying out the work
they desire at a price they can afford.

Cosmetic Dentist Qualifications?
In the UK there is no specific postgraduate qualification for
practitioners wishing to carry out cosmetic dental work. This means
that any qualified dentist can claim to offer expert cosmetic
dentistry, so quality of work and care can vary. As a response to this
situation the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (BACD) was formed,
to help patients make informed choices when contemplating cosmetic
dental treatments.

A spokesman for the BACD said: “Currently any qualified dentist can
offer cosmetic dentistry and no UK postgraduate qualification is
recognised in cosmetic dentistry. Finding an appropriately skilled
cosmetic dentist is essential to ensure treatments are beautiful,
natural looking, and successful in the long term.”

Qualified Cosmetic Dentists
The BACD recommends that patients use one of their registered dentists
when opting for a cosmetic treatment. All dentists registered with the
BACD are required to have spent 75 hours training in cosmetic
dentistry in the last two years, keeping them up to date with the
latest techniques.

Choosing a Dentist for Cosmetic Treatments
Prospective patients can do their own research to help find the right
dental practitioner for their needs. Hints and tips to find the right
dentist include:

Use a BACD registered dentist, a list can be found on the BACD
website
Ask to see their portfolio. A reputable dentist should be able to
provide examples of their previous work.
Ask for testimonials. If a dentist has satisfied customers, he may be
able to put prospective patients in touch with them to discuss their
experience.
Ask about the cost – and check what aftercare is included, a problem
not covered by the initial fee could make treatment very expensive.
Ask about the procedure, patients should be sure they fully understand
what their selected treatment entails and how it will affect them.
Research Cosmetic Dentists
Anyone planning a costly tooth treatment should shop around, research
dental care providers thoroughly and make sure they are completely
happy before handing over any money or agreeing to any treatment.
Dental treatments can be invasive and have an impact on the patient’s
life, so should not be entered into lightly.

This article is intended for information only; anyone with concerns
about their oral health should contact their dentist.

http://www.curetooth.com/how-to-find-a-satisfactory-a-cosmetic-dentistlisten-to-my-advice.html
 
 
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