Sleep Dentistry
Bicton Dental Clinic is exceptional sleep dentistry and caters to a huge array of dental methods for Adults and Children.
The team at Bicton Dental Clinic Sleep Dentistry is devoted to presenting the satisfactory and maximum level inpatient care, that’s a part of the motive sedation and anesthetic remedies for dental methods are presented at our reason constructed centers. The variety of remedies provided at our clinics assist patients to enhance and hold their oral fitness and assist beautify their smiles.
Advantages of sleep dentistry are pain and tension loose, safe and powerful, wake up with nearly no memory of the sights, sounds or smells for the duration of the remedy.
The opportunity to perform more than one tactic in a single session, therefore, reduces the wide variety of dental appointments in a perfect manner to catch up on years of overlooked dental treatment. Suitable for sufferers who worry needles, have a severe gag reflex, sensitive enamel which are difficult to numb up from injections and also suitable for sufferers with disabilities.
Sleep Dentistry at Bicton Dental Clinic as we see sufferers from all walks of lifestyles, some barely anxious and a few just dread going to the dentist. Hence we offer many techniques under Sleep Dentistry, along with Dental Implants, Smile Makeover, Root Canal Treatment, Wisdom Teeth Removal, Gum Treatment, Fillings and many others.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you make sure all your equipment is properly clean and safe?
We adhere to all the latest government regulations advice and guidelines regarding equipment, cross-infection and decontamination. All our equipment is properly serviced and maintained and our staff receives regular training to make sure we are completely up to speed. We make sure your safety is taken very seriously!
Why do I need to come to the dentist if I am not in any pain?
The problem is it doesn’t necessarily follow that not having any pain, means you don’t have any dental problems. Tooth decay and gum disease need to be well advanced before they cause pain. By the time they cause pain treatment becomes more difficult more expensive and time-consuming and the outcomes are less predictable. At our checkups, we will check your teeth and gums very carefully and advise you of any potential problems. We also check for mouth cancer. If your teeth and gums are completely healthy, we will give you advice on how to keep them that way. We may also recommend you increase the interval between check-ups to a year if you are spectacularly good!
I think I've got bad breath. What can I do to get rid of it?
Bad breath is most commonly caused by the smelly gases produced by the bacteria coating your teeth and gums. Food debris trapped in between the teeth can also start to decompose and cause a very unpleasant odor. So effective and regular tooth brushing and cleaning in between your teeth with dental tape or interdentally brushes and cleaning your tongue is crucial to keep your breath fresh.
Strong foods like garlic coffee and onions and smoking of course add to the problem, as can having a dry mouth caused by certain medical conditions and some prescribed drugs and mouth breathing. Artificial saliva products may help.
Infections in the throat nose lungs or sinuses and liver or kidney problems may also cause bad breath. If we can’t find a dental cause for your problem we may refer you to your doctor.
My teeth are really sensitive. What can I do to treat it?
Sensitive teeth are usually triggered with cold food (ice cream) or drinks, or touch (toothbrush or fingernail) or sweet foods (chocolate). The pain is severe but only lasts for a few seconds. If you get pain that lasts longer than this and is triggered with hot things more than cold you have a toothache, not sensitivity!
Sensitivity can be caused by exposing the more sensitive dentine on your teeth either by brushing too hard or drinking /eating too many acidic foods, fizzy drinks, white wine, fruit juice. The solution is to limit or expose your teeth to acid attack, clean with an electric toothbrush and use toothpaste for sensitive teeth. Use the toothpaste as an ointment… rub it into the sensitive areas and leave it there.
If you find no improvement come and see us!
What do I do if I have a dental emergency and need urgent help?
Please call us immediately on (08 9339 8008) as soon as possible. We will do everything we can to help you. The earlier in the day that you ring, the more likely you are to be seen that same day and at a time that suits you best. If the practice is closed and you cannot wait until opening time, please call us and listen to the answer phone message which will give you instructions on accessing our out of hours emergency service.