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crowns
This patient’s front teeth had been very difficult to maintain because they were so crooked - inaccessible ’Bermuda triangles’ leading to their inevitable breakdown. He visited The Clinic resigned to the prospect of having extractions. The same patient having had porcelain crowns provided at The Clinic - a life-changing procedure.
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dental implants
This 40 year old patient had a retained deciduous (baby) canine tooth whose root had almost disappeared over time. I extracted the tooth and placed a dental implant simultaneously. A temporary crown was fitted to the implant at the same time, so the patient was not left with a space at the end of the visit.
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tooth whitening
Everyone’s teeth darken with age and rectifying this is very simple and relatively cheap. In my experience, the best way to achieve long-lasting whitening is by employing a home-bleaching regime with perfectly fitting, custom-made trays.
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Janine’s dental make over
I had not been to the dentist for over 10 years and my teeth were suffering as a result. However every time I had been in the past, the treatment had been painful, my teeth were sensitive and I suffered discomfort. A friend of mine suggested that I go to Jeff Amos, as he is very gentle and considerate when working on teeth.
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crowns
This young woman wanted very white teeth and to lengthen her side-front teeth, which were rather short. I fitted four veneers after an intensive course of bleaching. I would not necessarily recommend whitening teeth to this degree but, undoubtedly, it suits her. Her two upper central front teeth were left untouched and everything matches perfectly.
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crowns
An example of what Americans call 'English teeth' - crossed, fitted with ill-matching crowns with highly visible margins, and generally discoloured. This patient had actually attended my surgery respecting another problem, having no particular ambition at that time to improve the appearance of her smile.
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crowns
This nineteen year old patient had an ‘open bite’, clearly visible when she smiled (her jaws are fully closed together in the ‘before’ photograph). After bleaching, I fitted temporary veneers in order to gauge the exact length required to correct this before proceeding to fit four permanent porcelain veneers. In my opinion, the result is perfect – and a great credit to our team.
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bridgework
The patient in these photographs was, obviously, very pleased to exchange the denture that she had been wearing for fixed bridgework. The bridge that I provided is made from a combination of porcelain and zirconium, making it very strong even though it does not contain metal. The resulting natural translucency is something that gives me great satisfaction to see.
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bridgework
This distinguished lady had always hated the appearance of her teeth, but had never mentioned the fact to anyone – her husband included! I don't think that it is an exaggeration to say that the upper porcelain bridgework that we fitted at The Clinic has changed her life.
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bridgework
This image shows old-fashioned bridgework on both sides replacing a young woman's lateral incisors (the teeth behind the two central incisors). The dark metal that has cast an unsightly shadow through the adjacent teeth has been exposed where the porcelain has fractured.
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bridgework
This American lady had this six-unit bridge replacing her four upper incisors fitted in New York. The teeth looked rather short, and the bridge is clearly made from a single porcelain casting. The 'black triangles - spaces at the gum line - are also unsightly and revealing.
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