New Dental Surgery Cracks A Smile

Good news for families in Flintshire who’ve been forced to travel over the border to Chester to visit a dentist. A new surgery has opened its doors in Penyffordd.

Penyffordd (I-Newswire) July 4, 2012 - Good news for families in Flintshire who’ve been forced to travel over the border to Chester to visit a dentist. A new surgery has opened its doors in Penyffordd.

The new surgery will mean families won't have to trek to the busy city and endure the rush hour traffic and hunt for car parking spaces.

Cambria Dental Practice provides top end general and cosmetic dental treatments whilst specialising in pain free dental care, adult orthodontics and dental implants.

National research has recently highlighted that many people appear to be putting off a visit to the dentist.

According to Simplyhealth's Annual Dental Survey 2012, a fifth of the 11,785 British adults polled said that they couldn't afford to go and one in 10 were worried that the cost may be too high since they have not been for some time.

If you look after your teeth as a child though, it is unlikely that poor dental hygiene will affect you throughout your life.

In Wales, children as young as three have been given toothbrushes to clean their teeth during lessons.

The scheme was part of a £4.6m oral health action plan.

In recent years, dentistry has changed and many professional people are happy to spend their income on achieving that perfect smile.

There is also state-of-the-art technology which can help you obtain pain and drill-free dentistry.

According to the Cambria Dental Practice, people aged 45 plus are likely to need lots of dental treatment to restore poor dentition. However, they will want to keep their teeth so they are likely to look at paying for dental implants.

The more image conscious people, predominantly women, visit their dentist wanting straight white teeth.

Over the years the demand for orthodontics has greatly increased and the choice of treatment available is endless.