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Visits to the dentist are a ritual which start from a young age when parents want their child’s teeth to be examined by a qualified dentist. Firstly, to make sure that the child’s teeth are in good order and, secondly, to remove the fear factor that is often associated with a visit to the dentist. If no remedial work is required, a check-up is normally arranged for every six months.

Sometimes, however, we have to visit the dentist in great pain.

Emergency visits to the dentist is not normally frequent.

On arrival, a dentist firstly assesses what is wrong. If there is an abscess causing the pain, the dentist will firstly prescribe you a course of anti-biotics to reduce the infection and to eliminate the swelling. He will then ask you return to the practice for further treatment. Maybe an extraction if the tooth cannot be saved or a procedure called Route Canal Treatment where any lingering poison in the roots of the tooth can be removed.

The most frequent cause for a visit to the dentist however is for minor pain of the teeth which will only require a filling. Before treating the filling however, the dentist will x-ray the tooth to ascertain how deep the hole in the tooth is.

Another reason to visit the dentist is when people have swollen gums and gum infection. This is not a problem for the qualified dentist who will assess the problem and treat it accordingly.

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Young people, especially children in their adolescent years, sometimes have to visit the dentist because their teeth are not growing straight. If the dentist cannot treat this problem they will normally refer the patient to an Orthodontist who may treat this problem by means of a tooth brace.

One of the main problems in the UK is when a person wants to find a dentist whom he or she can visit free under the NHS. Due to lack of NHS funding most dentists prefer to be on a Private basis where you have to pay for your treatment.

There is always a good selection of ‘Private’ dentists for obvious reasons, whilst an NHS dentist is hard to find as most NHS dentists only allow a certain number of ‘free patients’ on their list. The remainder having to treated on a ‘private’ basis.

The cost of treatment by a private dentist will normally depend on the work required and which dentist will do the procedure.
The most expensive dentist at the practice will normally be one of the partners, whilst the least expensive dentist will normally be a locum dentist who will work at the practice one or two days a week.

These days a dentist will always try to save your teeth but if an extraction is the only option then you will be offered various alternatives for the replacement. Some of these can be very expensive, i.e. implants, crowns, bridge or denture. There will always be a quote and then the decision is yours.