Nothing But the Tooth: A Dental Odyssey (Elsevier Insights)

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This weakened the tooth and had a relatively high chance of abscess leading to a poor long-term prognosis. Our treatment rooms are clean and comfortable and have recently passed a thorough inspection by the Care Quality Commission with flying colours.

We’ll walk you through the different flossing methods and provide tips for reaching those tricky spots. So, composite resin bonding is perfect because we can just add to without further damage and if the gum moves, we can add to again without having to drill off a crown or ceramic veneer. Dentist in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham Established in the 1980s, Nothing but the tooth Dental Practice, Sutton Coldfield, was bought and relaunched by Celia Burns in 2010.

Since then I have always strived to improve and update my knowledge, and I have particularly enjoyed improving my cosmetic skills so that I can now provide patients with invisible braces and full smile makeovers.

Or maybe you’ve never had a cavity – and now, suddenly, you have a half dozen that require immediate attention. All the while she makes the narrative feel fun, entertaining, and invigorating – breathing life into what could otherwise by a dry, intellectually exclusive set of topics relevant to folks but communicated in a manner not effective, and therefore not empowering, for them to have full comprehension and decision-making abilities regarding healthcare. Whilst there is a risk involved with any medical or dental procedure, you should not end up worse off than where you started.If this is not enough to give you the level of serenity you need to undergo treatment, then do not worry. I knew a little about forensic dentistry from previous study and I felt this helped me through a long, perhaps slightly overcomplicated, section. I know that it's important to avoid expensive and painful mouth issues when one is older, but, over the years, I've only ever had one dentist that stood out. I was fortunate enough to get a copy of the book before interviewing Teresa Yang on my podcast and must say I’ve rarely seen such a complete guide on any subject.

Teresa Yang highlights in her new book, Nothing but the Tooth: An Insider’s Guide to Dental Health, not only reminds us of the critical aspects of dentistry, but also the nuts and bolts ensuring those critical components.

It’s the best feeling in the world to be able to help an anxious patient, who has possibly avoided going to the dentist for many years, build their trust in me, and I get a real thrill from helping someone achieve the confidence in their smile that they want.