Jordan Dental has been treating the community of East Belfast and further afield for over thirty years. We have a reputation for providing top quality dental care in a caring sympathetic manner. We respect your anxieties and through our team of dental care professionals we endeavour to make your patient journey as easy as possible from initial contact to final outcome.
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At Jordan Dental, we have built a long-standing reputation as a top quality dental practice in East Belfast, for over 30 years.
We provide an exceptional range of state-of-the-art dental treatments at our practice.
At Jordan Dental we do everything to ensure we meet your individual needs.
As a client friendly dentist based in East Belfast, we promise we will listen to you; we want to help you achieve the healthy mouth and smile you want.
We will do this in the most gentle, relaxed, professional and cost effective way as possible.
We provide an exceptional range of state-of-the-art dental treatments at our practice.
At Jordan Dental we do everything to ensure we meet your individual needs.
As a client friendly dentist based in East Belfast, we promise we will listen to you; we want to help you achieve the healthy mouth and smile you want.
We will do this in the most gentle, relaxed, professional and cost effective way as possible.
All of our team have responsible roles as dental assistants and receptionists as we like all of our team members to get to know patients on a one-to-one basis and be able to fulfil any role.
David Jordan qualified from Queen's University Belfast Dental School in 1978.
He worked for a year as a community clinical dental officer for the SHSSB (Southern Health and Social Services board) in Banbridge, before leaving to take up a position in general dental practice in Southampton.
As the practice grew, he became involved in the training of dental nurses at Rupert Stanley College of Further Education, subsequently renamed, Belfast Institute of Further & Higher Education (BIFHE), and Belfast Metropolitan College (Belfast Met).
David Jordan qualified from Queen's University Belfast Dental School in 1978.
He worked for a year as a community clinical dental officer for the SHSSB (Southern Health and Social Services board) in Banbridge, before leaving to take up a position in general dental practice in Southampton.
As the practice grew, he became involved in the training of dental nurses at Rupert Stanley College of Further Education, subsequently renamed, Belfast Institute of Further & Higher Education (BIFHE), and Belfast Metropolitan College (Belfast Met).
As we get older our teeth get darker.
This is partly due to our getting older, but it is also caused by the foods we eat and drink, and by other habits such as smoking.
Tea, coffee, blackcurrant juice, red wine and other foods that have strong colours can have an effect on the overall colour of our teeth.
The most common type of whitening is called 'home whitening'.
This will involve the dentist taking an impression of your teeth we will then have trays made specially to fit into your mouth like gum-shields.
This is partly due to our getting older, but it is also caused by the foods we eat and drink, and by other habits such as smoking.
Tea, coffee, blackcurrant juice, red wine and other foods that have strong colours can have an effect on the overall colour of our teeth.
The most common type of whitening is called 'home whitening'.
This will involve the dentist taking an impression of your teeth we will then have trays made specially to fit into your mouth like gum-shields.
Dental implants have been around for over 25 years.
Where natural teeth are missing titanium implants can be inserted into the region subject to enough bone being available.
Once these have become firm then the area of missing teeth can be restored with crowns or a bridge.
A crown mounted on a dental implant is the best choice if you have a tooth missing in the upper or lower jaw.
The need to replace a missing tooth could be the result of an accident or because there was no predisposition for a tooth at birth.
Where natural teeth are missing titanium implants can be inserted into the region subject to enough bone being available.
Once these have become firm then the area of missing teeth can be restored with crowns or a bridge.
A crown mounted on a dental implant is the best choice if you have a tooth missing in the upper or lower jaw.
The need to replace a missing tooth could be the result of an accident or because there was no predisposition for a tooth at birth.
A crown can help strengthen a tooth with a large filling, when there isn't enough tooth remaining to hold the filling.
Crowns can also be used to attach bridges, protect a weak tooth from breaking or restore one that's already broken.
A crown is a good way to cover teeth that are discoloured or badly shaped.
It's also used to fit onto a dental implant.
There are ready-made stainless steel posts which the dentist can fit directly into the root canal; a custom-made post is made to accurately fit the shape of the prepared root canal.
Crowns can also be used to attach bridges, protect a weak tooth from breaking or restore one that's already broken.
A crown is a good way to cover teeth that are discoloured or badly shaped.
It's also used to fit onto a dental implant.
There are ready-made stainless steel posts which the dentist can fit directly into the root canal; a custom-made post is made to accurately fit the shape of the prepared root canal.
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