We at Amsel & Wilkins are a professional and experienced team that is ready to get your smile looking fabulous and super healthy. We offer a range of treatments from general dentistry and preventive treatments to cosmetic and restorative ones. One of our popular treatments is Invisalign, and we are proud to be accredited as Platinum providers since 2004. To achieve this status, we have to treat over 120 cases each year. Needless to say, we’ve probably seen it all in almost 20 years since our accreditation. So, if you want great service that’s delivered with the benefit of extensive experience, our dentist in Banbury at Amsel & Wilkins is ready and waiting to get you started on the treatment you need.

What is Invisalign?

Invisalign is a system that consists of plastic aligners that can be worn over the teeth like a gumshield. When they are worn, the aligners will be virtually invisible because they are plastic and transparent, so only your teeth should be seen. The aligners apply a small amount of pressure to your teeth to gradually move them into the desired positions. You will be given sets of aligners to change between each week, and you will need to see us every 6 weeks for a checkup and to receive your next batch of aligners – easy peasy! Treatment can take as little as 6 to 18 months on average, so you won’t have to wait long to see the great results.

What is Invisalign used to treat?

Invisalign is designed to target mild to moderate alignment issues, such as crossbites, underbites, overbites or crowded or gapped teeth. We will be able to assess your mouth to determine whether or not Invisalign is the right treatment for your specific needs. All you will need to do is book an initial consultation so that we can examine your mouth thoroughly and discuss treatment options together. You can ask us lots of questions to feel fully informed, before making a decision on your treatment plan.

Why should I choose Invisalign?

If you are offered Invisalign, remember that as Platinum providers, we have the experience to support our opinion that it’s right for you. We will be able to digitally scan your mouth using iTero technology, which we use to get the measurements for your aligners to be made bespoke for you. From this scan, our dentist in Banbury can then generate a digital animation of what your teeth will look like after treatment has been completed, so you will know from the outset how great your smile will be.

Another benefit of Invisalign, aside from the comfort afforded by having bespoke aligners that are virtually invisible, is the fact that the aligners may be removed for up to 2 hours a day. This means that you can continue to eat and drink as normal and brush and floss effectively too without anything impeding your efforts.

There’s no time like the present!

If you are looking for a dentist in Banbury, visit us at Amsel & Wilkins and see how we can help you get a healthy and beautiful smile. Whatever you need, we have the experience and expertise to get you sorted out.

When you are looking for a dentist in Banbury, you may be looking for general dentistry care or something more specific like cosmetic dentistry, restorative treatments or facial aesthetics (yes, you heard us right!). Dentists are professionals in facial anatomy and can perform delicate work in sterile conditions, so we’re well placed to deliver this!

At Amsel & Wilkins, we love helping our patients to have fresh faces and healthy smiles. If you have missing teeth, we can offer a treatment that allows you to have replacement teeth fitted permanently and securely. Dental implants are arguably the next best thing to having your real teeth.

What are dental implants?

Imagine your natural teeth being held securely in your jawbone by its roots; dental implants are an artificial version of this. We use metal screws and attach them to the jawbone. The body’s tissues fuse with the screws and do so effectively because titanium lends itself well to this purpose. Once the tissues have healed around the screws, they are firmly fixed in place and you can have your replacement teeth of crowns, bridges or dentures fitted by our dentist in Banbury, depending on how many teeth you need to replace. A crown is normally used for a single tooth replacement, a bridge is used to replace several teeth, and dentures are used to replace a whole set of teeth.

The benefits of dental implants?

Dental implants do not require major surgery; you can have this treatment with a local anaesthetic. You should feel very comfortable during the procedure as any pain will be managed with the local anaesthetic that we use. Do not worry if you are a nervous patient since we are very experienced in treating those who are anxious, and we will take everything at your pace. We can discuss this more if dental implants are the right treatment for you.

Another benefit of choosing implants is the fact that no matter what you choose to eat or how much you love a good natter with friends, family, or Hilda next door, your dental implants shouldn’t loosen, keeping your replacement teeth firmly in place. As a result, nobody should realise that you don’t have a full set of natural teeth, especially because your replacement teeth will be made to complement each other as well as any remaining natural teeth that you have. You will also be able to eat as normal, and nothing needs to be taken off the menu. Bring on the chewy toffee pudding after the steak well done!

Dental implants are also really easy to take care of; all you need to do is brush and floss regularly and visit us for your routine dental checkups. If you do this, your implants could last you a lifetime!

Are dental implants for me?

You will need to visit our dentist in Banbury at Amsel & Wilkins to enable us to examine your mouth thoroughly and determine whether or not dental implants would be the right treatment for you. No matter what your concerns about your teeth or your face are, we have treatments that should be right for your specific needs. Our friendly and professional team is ready to discuss your requirements and get you on the right treatment plan. We look forward to seeing you soon!