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Your dentist can help reduce the impact of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) on your oral health, especially since OSA is linked to periodontitis and temporomandibular joint disorders, among others. Through regular dental visits, the dentist will see the signs and diagnose OSA, which will lead to providing the treatment that is most suitable for your case.

If you are diagnosed with the condition known as bruxism (teeth grinding), you will often require teeth grinding splints, which will help separate your teeth when you grind or clench them. Dental splints are practical and beneficial for both kids and adults because they help stabilise the jaws while easing muscle tension.

Mouthguards are incredibly useful appliances for kids and adults who may have obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and bruxism. They are also beneficial for those who have braces and do contact sports. Unlike stock mouthguards that you can purchase from any sporting goods stores, our mouthguards are customised, which provide the perfect fit for you.

When the back teeth or molars of a child start to emerge, they are free from cavities, which is why parents should help keep them that way with the help of fissure sealants. Meanwhile, if the child or adult has decay, dental fillings are among the most recommended solutions. Fillings can either be silver-coloured (dental amalgam) or tooth-coloured.

Most teens and adults prefer Invisalign because they can have straight teeth at the end of the treatment without wearing wires. People who have crowded teeth, overbite, and gaps – as long as they are not severe – are good candidates for an Invisalign treatment.

A root canal treatment involves the elimination of an inflamed pulp while cleaning and disinfecting the inside of the tooth carefully before filling and sealing it. With this treatment, you can chew more efficiently, bite normally, and best of all, keep the natural appearance of your teeth.

Dentures are false teeth that can either be fully or partially applied or installed onto the patient’s mouth. They are used to replace missing or damaged teeth, which will be removed first before putting on the dentures. Chelmsford Dental ensures that your dentures will be comfortable and well-fitted.

Dental bridges literally “bridge” the gap when you have one or more teeth missing in your mouth. Depending on the type, it can have at least two crowns for each tooth on the sides of the gap, which is perhaps the most common. It also consists of a false tooth (or teeth), which will be held in place using dental crowns.

A dental crown is often called a “cap” or cover, which your dentist from Chelmsford Dental will place over your existing tooth. With a dental crown, your damaged tooth will be restored so that it will have its normal shape and size back. Aside from aesthetic purposes, dental crowns are to make the tooth stronger or even bring back its function.

Dental implants take the place of tooth roots, providing a strong foundation for permanent or removable teeth replacements. Titanium cylinders or screws are positioned into the jawbone where there are missing teeth. Once the screws are installed, the dentist will mount false teeth, which will feel and look like your natural teeth.

Instead of using commercial products that do not work, choose professional teeth whitening at Chelmsford Dental. Your friendly dentist will take care of the process for you. It will usually last for about an hour using effective treatments that will strip the yellowish colour on each tooth, revealing a whiter, brighter smile.

For those who avoid visiting their dentist, dental sedation is the answer where the aim is to take away their anxiety. Sedation can be performed on either a simple cleaning treatment or more invasive procedure. It will help you relax during the procedure but note that sedation does not cause you to sleep except if you are under general anaesthesia.

When you experience severe pain, bleeding, or loose teeth, you may require fast treatment. We provide emergency dental services at Chelmsford Dental to help you with any dental problem that requires immediate attention. If you have serious symptoms, call us right away and give all the necessary details so we can attend to you as quickly as possible.