CHANGE MORE THAN 1 FILLING PER VISIT WITH CEREC

Now I don’t want to get too technical here(!) but you may know that CEREC is the most modern, accurate and speedy way of replacing your old mercury amalgam fillings with porcelain inlays. Previously you would have had to have had impressions taken of your teeth and them sent of to the laboratory to be made into porcelain . You would return 2 weeks later, have another injection, temporary dressing removed and your new inlay tried in. Sometimes they wouldn’t fit, which would lead to the time and inconvenience of having new ones made.

    CEREC changed all that , In one visit,  here at SAVING FACES in Aintree near Liverpool. we take images of your teeth and they’re scanned into the CEREC computer which them presents us with a “virtual inlay”. This information is electronically transferred into a milling machine which makes your perfectly fitting inlay in minutes. The inlay so then fitted. The whole process takes 1 hour.

    In addition we now have the facility to do more than 1 CEREC per visit with some new software added to the programme.For example Jackie from Liverpool was in to day and had 2 huge old amalgam fillings in her bottom right back teeth. In one visit these were removed, new CEREC inlay so made and bonded into her teeth. They are guaranteed for 5 years but should last many more years than that if looked after well.

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SOUTHPORT MAN USES CEREC TO FIX BROKEN TOOTH

It really is marvellous what we can do these days. A man came in today from Southport, complaining that his NHS dentist cant see him for 3 weeks, he is going away on holiday at the weekend, and he needs his broken tooth fixing today. Lets imagine if his dentist were able to see him today. What might he do?Perhaps smooth his tooth and place a dressing , for permanent restoration after his hols?
Well maybe a few years ago that’s what I would have done. Now , however we have CEREC,a computer system that makes a porcelain inlay whilst you wait, to exactly fit your tooth , and we guarantee for 5 years.Whats is more it fits perfectly,and the porcelain is colour matched to be the same as the rest of the tooth.
The man from Southport left the practice with his tooth restored, and happy to go on his summer holidays. He even said when we showed him the result with our intra oral camera, that the tooth next door with the big black filling in looked pretty ropey , and could he have that one done as well after his hols!
CEREC, The  number 1 way of restoring back teeth and replacing old silver fillings with white ones

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FIXING A BROKEN TOOTH IN VISIT

Isn’t technology marvellous! We had a lady in from West Derby near Liverpool yesterday morning, who was panicking as she had broken the side off a tooth the side of her smile, and it left her with a space when she smiled. What made it even worse, is that she had a family function to attend that night and she didn’t want a gap. What was she to do? Her own dentist couldn’t see her for 2 weeks,and so she went onto the internet and found our website www.saving-faces.co.uk, and found that we could fix her tooth using the most modern dental technology, CEREC.
We used the CEREC ,system that computer generates new porcelain fillings or crowns within an hour.We then glaze them in our furnace, and bond them to the tooth. All CEREC porcelain fillings , inlays and crowns are guaranteed for 5 years , here at SAVING FACES in Aintree, near Liverpool.

CEREC is also probably the most effective way to replace old silver fillings with white ones in West Derby , Mossley Hill, or any where in Liverpool and surrounding areas..This technology is available in only a very small percentage of practices in the uk.To have a free cosmetic consultation, please ring 0151 526 0026, where our reception team will be delighted to help you.

By the way. The lady from West Derby near Liverpool with the broken tooth we fixed with CEREC? The family do went very well, She says the photos look great! Can’t wait to see them

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