Simply because Zebra Dental's Windermere dentist team have set out to create a practice where everything, from logo to treatment costs, are clear and defined. Patients living in the Windermere area can look forward to high quality, affordable routine, cosmetic and advanced dental treatments by Zebra Dental. Beyond being as black and white as a Zebra, our practice can be summarised as taking a fresh approach to private dental services with no hidden costs.
You'll discover that whether you're receiving 'advanced' or 'value' treatments, you'll find our team aims to provide high quality patient focused service in a non intrusive, friendly atmosphere. We provide a five star customer service to deliver a patient journey from consultations to final treatment in an efficient and informative manner. No problem or question goes unanswered so all of our patients can feel relaxed about their dental health decisions.
Forget concerns you may have about Private Dentistry prices. Zebra Dental has set out to tackle your concerns with simple pricing and no surprises post treatment.
You'll discover that whether you're receiving 'advanced' or 'value' treatments, you'll find our team aims to provide high quality patient focused service in a non intrusive, friendly atmosphere. We provide a five star customer service to deliver a patient journey from consultations to final treatment in an efficient and informative manner. No problem or question goes unanswered so all of our patients can feel relaxed about their dental health decisions.
Forget concerns you may have about Private Dentistry prices. Zebra Dental has set out to tackle your concerns with simple pricing and no surprises post treatment.
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Zebra Dental is a private dentist in Windermere.
Our aim is to make quality, private dentistry accessible to everyone and to help improve oral health across Windermere and the surrounding area.
Zebra Dental is a partnership between Oliver Hutchinson, David Veige, Ian Gordon and Ben Wild.
Our dentists, hygienists, nurses and reception team look forward to welcoming you to Zebra Dental, Windermere very soon.
Originally from Yorkshire, Ollie is a graduate of Newcastle Dental School.
After qualifying, Ollie worked as a Senior House Officer in oral & maxillofacial surgery at Newcastle General Hospital, gaining his memberships of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) in 2007.
Our aim is to make quality, private dentistry accessible to everyone and to help improve oral health across Windermere and the surrounding area.
Zebra Dental is a partnership between Oliver Hutchinson, David Veige, Ian Gordon and Ben Wild.
Our dentists, hygienists, nurses and reception team look forward to welcoming you to Zebra Dental, Windermere very soon.
Originally from Yorkshire, Ollie is a graduate of Newcastle Dental School.
After qualifying, Ollie worked as a Senior House Officer in oral & maxillofacial surgery at Newcastle General Hospital, gaining his memberships of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) in 2007.
Dental amalgam is the traditional silver-coloured filling we are all familiar with.
Although there is mercury in dental amalgam, once it is combined with the other materials in the amalgam filling its chemical nature is changed rendering it harmless.
Research into the safety of dental amalgam has been carried out for over a century and to date, no trustworthy controlled studies have found a connection between amalgam fillings and any medical problem.
Whilst composite (tooth coloured) fillings are becoming more popular, amalgam fillings represent the most durable and long-lasting form of filling available.
Although there is mercury in dental amalgam, once it is combined with the other materials in the amalgam filling its chemical nature is changed rendering it harmless.
Research into the safety of dental amalgam has been carried out for over a century and to date, no trustworthy controlled studies have found a connection between amalgam fillings and any medical problem.
Whilst composite (tooth coloured) fillings are becoming more popular, amalgam fillings represent the most durable and long-lasting form of filling available.
Most people have fillings of one sort or another but today, because we are much more conscious of our smile, we can choose a natural looking alternative - the composite or tooth-coloured filling.
A composite resin is a tooth-coloured plastic mixture filled with glass (silicon dioxide) first introduced in the 1960s.
Originally only used for front teeth because of their softer nature, modern improvements to their composition make them generically suitable today.
Composite fillings are more difficult to place than silver fillings so may take your dentist 15-20 minutes longer to complete and because they are considered to be a cosmetic treatment, they are not available on the NHS and must be paid for.
A composite resin is a tooth-coloured plastic mixture filled with glass (silicon dioxide) first introduced in the 1960s.
Originally only used for front teeth because of their softer nature, modern improvements to their composition make them generically suitable today.
Composite fillings are more difficult to place than silver fillings so may take your dentist 15-20 minutes longer to complete and because they are considered to be a cosmetic treatment, they are not available on the NHS and must be paid for.
What is a crown?
A crown is a cap that is placed over a tooth and held in place by dental adhesive or cement.
How are crowns made?
Firstly, a thorough clinical examination is conducted with radiographs, by the dentist.
The suitability for crowns is assessed and any preparatory work is carried out.
Your dentist will also be able to advise on material choices, treatment sequence and any other concerns you may have.
At the second appointment, the teeth to be crowned are prepared.
This involves reduction of the tooth size (usually under local anaesthesia) followed by an impression or mould of the prepared tooth.
A crown is a cap that is placed over a tooth and held in place by dental adhesive or cement.
How are crowns made?
Firstly, a thorough clinical examination is conducted with radiographs, by the dentist.
The suitability for crowns is assessed and any preparatory work is carried out.
Your dentist will also be able to advise on material choices, treatment sequence and any other concerns you may have.
At the second appointment, the teeth to be crowned are prepared.
This involves reduction of the tooth size (usually under local anaesthesia) followed by an impression or mould of the prepared tooth.
What are bridges made of?
Bridges are usually made of a precious metal.
If the bridge will show, porcelain is then bonded to the base.
Sometimes, there are other non-precious metals used in the base for strength.
Are bridges expensive?
Although a bridge may seem costly they can be a wise investment that will give many years of good service.
It will also improve your appearance and bite.
A bridge uses the considerable skill of the dentist and technician, and in this way, it's similar to ordering a piece of hand-made jewellery.
Bridges are usually made of a precious metal.
If the bridge will show, porcelain is then bonded to the base.
Sometimes, there are other non-precious metals used in the base for strength.
Are bridges expensive?
Although a bridge may seem costly they can be a wise investment that will give many years of good service.
It will also improve your appearance and bite.
A bridge uses the considerable skill of the dentist and technician, and in this way, it's similar to ordering a piece of hand-made jewellery.
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