61 Dental is a state-of-the-art modern dental practice based in Gatley, Stockport. Using the latest advances in dental technology, we are proud to offer a wide range of preventative, general and cosmetic dental procedures. Monday to Thursday, and from 8.30am-2.30pm on Fridays. Our building is fully wheelchair accessible and is fully DDA compliant, with advanced treatment facilities at ground floor level.
Our staff are always ready to assist if you have any accessibility concerns. At 61 Dental we are proud to treat every patient as an individual. You can rest assured that we will only ever recommend treatments that are evidence-based, so you won't be sold unnecessary or untried dental-treatments-gatley. At your first appointment we'll conduct a thorough assessment of your individual needs, including clinical needs and your personal wishes for cosmetic treatment.
To aid our diagnosis, we use the latest technologies, including digital x-rays and miniature intra-oral cameras to help spot problems at an early stage.
Our staff are always ready to assist if you have any accessibility concerns. At 61 Dental we are proud to treat every patient as an individual. You can rest assured that we will only ever recommend treatments that are evidence-based, so you won't be sold unnecessary or untried dental-treatments-gatley. At your first appointment we'll conduct a thorough assessment of your individual needs, including clinical needs and your personal wishes for cosmetic treatment.
To aid our diagnosis, we use the latest technologies, including digital x-rays and miniature intra-oral cameras to help spot problems at an early stage.
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Temporomandibular Disorders, or TMD's, refers to a variety of conditions that can cause problems with the jaw muscles or jaw joint (TMJ).
Some of the main symptoms include pain, discomfort, and clicking or grinding noises when moving the jaw, for example when you chew food.
Our principle dentist, Paul Ager, is a TMJ Expert dentist, with a special interest and much experience in treating these conditions.
Paul has worked on the special TMD clinic at Manchester Dental Hospital since 2001, and receives many referrals from dentists whose patients are experiencing symptoms of a TMD.
Some of the main symptoms include pain, discomfort, and clicking or grinding noises when moving the jaw, for example when you chew food.
Our principle dentist, Paul Ager, is a TMJ Expert dentist, with a special interest and much experience in treating these conditions.
Paul has worked on the special TMD clinic at Manchester Dental Hospital since 2001, and receives many referrals from dentists whose patients are experiencing symptoms of a TMD.
At 61 Dental our whole team is committed to providing the highest standards of care and the best treatments available in modern dentistry.
We welcome new patients of all ages, and whether you come to us with a specific issue or for a standard dental check-up, we will take the time to get to know you and your individual dental health needs.
To book your first appointment, telephone the practice on 0161 428 2447 or come in and talk to our reception team.
When you come in for your first appointment, your dentist will perform a full, thorough check of your mouth, looking at your teeth, gums and surrounding soft tissues.
We welcome new patients of all ages, and whether you come to us with a specific issue or for a standard dental check-up, we will take the time to get to know you and your individual dental health needs.
To book your first appointment, telephone the practice on 0161 428 2447 or come in and talk to our reception team.
When you come in for your first appointment, your dentist will perform a full, thorough check of your mouth, looking at your teeth, gums and surrounding soft tissues.
The Wand painless injection system was developed to replace the traditional syringe in dentistry.
As much of a revolution as an evolution, this computer controlled anaesthetic delivery system is a logical progression from the syringe which has seen little change since its invention more than 150 years ago.
With The Wand, dentists can bring one of dentistry's last remaining antiquated designs into the 21st century.
You'll notice that your dentist will look more comfortable using The Wand handpiece, as it is simply held like a pen.
As much of a revolution as an evolution, this computer controlled anaesthetic delivery system is a logical progression from the syringe which has seen little change since its invention more than 150 years ago.
With The Wand, dentists can bring one of dentistry's last remaining antiquated designs into the 21st century.
You'll notice that your dentist will look more comfortable using The Wand handpiece, as it is simply held like a pen.
Many patients feel self-conscious about dental treatment and nervous about visiting the dentist.
We offer special care to our anxious patients through sedation to make their appointments more comfortable and relaxing.
The sedation type we use is called intravenous or IV sedation-dentistry-gatley. The sedative drug is injected in a controlled manner, so that you feel relaxed during the dental treatment.
You remain awake and aware while receiving the sedation, but you will experience a deep sensation of peace and relaxation, while the team work on your teeth.
We offer special care to our anxious patients through sedation to make their appointments more comfortable and relaxing.
The sedation type we use is called intravenous or IV sedation-dentistry-gatley. The sedative drug is injected in a controlled manner, so that you feel relaxed during the dental treatment.
You remain awake and aware while receiving the sedation, but you will experience a deep sensation of peace and relaxation, while the team work on your teeth.
Your gums are like cushions for your teeth: they surround the teeth in the jaws and help to support them.
Looking after your gums is just as important as looking after your teeth.
Red and swollen gums that bleed when you brush them could be a sign of gum disease, also known as gingivitis.
When gingivitis is left untreated it can develop further into a type of infection known as periodontitis, which affects the entire area surrounding the tooth.
A result of this could be losing your tooth so it's vital to avoid.
Looking after your gums is just as important as looking after your teeth.
Red and swollen gums that bleed when you brush them could be a sign of gum disease, also known as gingivitis.
When gingivitis is left untreated it can develop further into a type of infection known as periodontitis, which affects the entire area surrounding the tooth.
A result of this could be losing your tooth so it's vital to avoid.
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