Makdentist - Dental Tourism In Macedonia

[SUFFERING FROM TOOTH LOSS or TOOTH ACHE? Read below... 👇]
Gum, or periodontal, disease can cause inflammation, tooth loss and bone damage, and common indicators are consistent bad breath or a bad taste in the mouth. Gums in the early stage of disease, known as gingivitis, can bleed easily and become red and swollen.
Since we know that tooth loss brings a sense of great discomfort, and how expensive dentists are...we still believe everyone deserves to smile, feel comfortable ...about their oral health and without breaking their pockets. (We all know how expensive our dearest Dentist is..😱)
Are you experiencing high cost 💸 dental services, that constrains you to not take care of your oral health? (This usually causing long periods of chronic pain 😭)
We have planned this exclusive offer for our first TEN lucky customers (Is that you...?):
✅ FREE Consultation ✅ Save on your dentist 80% (unbeatable...) ✅ Advanced Professional Healthcare ✅ FREE Vacation/Adventure (In Sunny MACEDONIA) ✅ FREE Accommodation in Luxurious Apartments (Let us treat you) ✅ VIP Travel Package (Phone, Tourist attraction etc.) ✅ FREE Transports (From and to Airports) ✅ You ONLY pay for your dental work (Still 80% cheaper than UK)
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✋ You don't need to get NAKED to get your dental work done... ❗
Send us a message now to see how we can help you get the work you need at 80% less cost, 90% more professional, 100% in vacation 🤪 !
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Thanks to its extreme durability and natural look, zirconia crowns are becoming more and more popular. For more information about dental prosthetics and crowns, send us an email at contact@makdentist.co.uk or give us a call at our UK line at +44 7599838224 !

🗓 Have you booked your annual hygiene yet? Checking in with your dentist regularly for a cleaning is not only good oral housekeeping, it'll help us spot any dental problems early, before they become a real pest! 🐀
Visit http://www.makdentist.co.uk/ or call +44 7599838224 to book an appointment! . Keep in mind - for all our patients residing outside #Macedonia, we offer free accommodation and considerable savings! 😊

[TRAVELING TO MACEDONIA] What do you really know about Macedonia? It’s a relatively small country located in the Balkan peninsula, here are an essential 10 interesting facts about Macedonia that you probably didn’t know!
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Visit http://www.makdentist.co.uk/ or call +44 7599838224 to book an appointment! . Keep in mind - for all our patients residing outside #Macedonia, we offer free accommodation and considerable savings! 😊

Understanding Your Dental Insurance
Do you have dental insurance? Do you understand exactly how it works and what it covers? Sure, dental insurance is a huge benefit since it saves you a lot of money. You can protect your teeth and smile at a fraction of the price you’d pay without dental insurance. Still, coverage is often confusing. You need to know what you can and can’t do on your current plan. Here’s a guide to understanding your dental insurance.
Payment always depends ...on the specific plan. Rules vary depending on coverage. In most instances, an 80/20 system exists. The plan covers 80 percent of the cost, and the patient is responsible for the rest. Basic care such as teeth cleanings, examinations, X-rays, and fillings are the most likely instances of the 80/20 rule. Some more involved procedures such as root canals also qualify.
Major dental work generally has an even split. Called a 50/50 plan, this type of coverage has the insurer pay half, and the patient pays the other half. Bridges, crowns, and other serious dental procedures are likely to have the 50/50 division of cost.
UK also has specific laws involving dentistry. The person performing the procedure cannot waive the co-payment. It’s actually a federal crime, a kind of insurance fraud. If found guilty of this crime, your dentist is subject to large fines or loss of their license to practice.
To avoid such legal concerns, you and your dentist will sign a claim form. It states which services the dentist provided and the total cost of the dental care. This document goes to the insurer. In signing this agreement, the patient agrees to pay for their part of the coverage. After verifying the charges, the insurer agrees to pay their part, too.
Do you need help with your dental insurance ? Contact the friendly team at: Email: contact@makdentist.co.uk Phone: +44 7599838224
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Everyone talks about wrinkles and spots as being signs of ageing but so are yellowing teeth. Luckily they're easy to brighten and whiten. Learn what causes tooth discoloration: http://www.makdentist.co.uk/what-causes-t ooth-staining-and…/
Get in touch to find out more about our range of teeth whitening treatments: +44 7599838224 contact@makdentist.co.uk

Ready to pucker up this Valentine's Day? 💋💄
Here's our top tips: - Brush and floss before your date - Banish bad breathe with sugar-free gum after your meal... - Drink water to flush away any bad bacteria - It's better to gift your sweetheart good quality dark chocolate rather than milk chocolate sweets filled with caramel
Visit http://www.makdentist.co.uk/ or call +44 7599838224 to book an appointment! . Keep in mind - for all our patients residing outside #Macedonia, we offer free accommodation and considerable savings! 😊
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In a new study, non-surgical periodontal treatment resulted in a better glycaemic status of type 2 diabetes patients and demonstrated the importance of oral health in their general health. BARCELONA, Spain: Spanish researchers have found further evidence for the connection between periodontitis and Type 2 diabetes. In a recent study, they found that control of Type 2 diabetes improved notably when the patient underwent scaling and root planing using ultrasound and curettage.

WHAT THE HECK DO I EAT? Tired of eating soft foods? Want to be able to eat healthy food and enjoy social outings! Dental Implants are a permanent solution to let you enjoy eating again. Please give us a call! We can help... Call: +44 7599838224

Is Sedation Dentistry Right for You?
Many people fear dental procedures. They worry about the pain they might feel as well as their vulnerability and potential discomfort. Sedation dentistry can definitely help patients feel more relaxed during dental work, but is it the right choice for you?
Some patients assume that general anesthesia offers the best solution. However, it also comes with more potential side effects than the other methods, so you might want to consider a les...ser form of sedation dentistry. If your dental care provider mentions sleep dentistry, he or she likely means general anesthesia. You might prefer dental sedation or sleep dentistry, but talk to your dentist about it first. Mention any allergic reactions you’ve experienced in the past, especially to anesthesia, so your dental professional can make safe, educated recommendations.
Additionally, you can discuss local anesthetics. These drugs numb your mouth during a dental procedure so you don’t experience pain. Dentists usually administer local anesthetics with a short needle in several places along the gum line. If you don’t fear the dentist, local anesthetic might be the only thing you need.
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A lot of problems can be hiding beneath the surface. Suspect you may have a "bad tooth?" Get in touch for a consultation and we'll get to the root of the problem!
☎️ +44 7599838224 for appointments at our London office. #MakDentist #DentalTourism

T ooth care can be more challenging with age. Certain dental problems ­can increase, and Medicare and most supplementary plans offer paltry dental coverage, if any. A recent University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging found that 40 percent of people 50 to 64 don’t get regular dental care, and the figures are similar for those older than 65.
Fixed bridges and dentures may trap food and bacteria, leading to decay. Drugstore products called floss threaders let you flos...s under a bridge. Water flossers also let you clean these hard-to-reach spaces.
And for overall good tooth care, be sure to see your dentist for exams—depending on your oral health, you might need to do this only every year or two.
In addition, don’t delay on dental problems that cause pain or concern.
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Looking forward to smooching your sweetheart this Valentine's Day? Here are 5 easy ways to get your mouth in tip-top shape for kissing.
1. Up your oral hygiene routine: Brush twice a day and floss once, and don't skip a day even if you're tired.
2. Keep breath fresh with sugar-free gum for after meals. Look for gum containing xylitol.
... 3. Eat chocolate... we said it! 🍫 Choose dark chocolate (70% or higher) as it contains less sugar and skip chocolates with caramel inside.
4. Drink water. 💦 It keeps your skin glowing and helps produce saliva, which washes away scary mouth bacteria.
5. Go bright or go home. ✨ Book in an Airflow treatment with your next hygiene; it's an easy way to brighten your smile without chemical whiteners.
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Teeth whitening is a safe and effective procedure but it should only be done by a qualified dental technician, not a high street beautician. Leave the teeth to us and we'll leave the manicures and waxing to them! 💫
Teeth whitening starting from £169 at #MakDentist

5 things that only a few may know about periodontitis: _____________________
1. It occurs within 95% of the adults in mild or severe form.
... 2. The first symptoms are mild so the patients usually take it for granted (e.g. red gum, mild bleeding, swelling).
3. The most common cause is the use of a tooth brush that is not proper (that has too hard bristles).
4. Hormones also affect it so the risk of its development is higher during climax or pregnancy.
5. The treatment is carried out under local anesthetics so it is fully painless. __________________
The first signs (red and swelling gum, bad breath, metallic taste) may seem mild but these lead to tooth loss in the end.
Take care of the teeth and make several visits to the dentist.
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Most people are afraid of dental treatments – but why? _________________
1. We all are afraid of medical treatments as they may cause pain, in addition, when we are ill we feel more exposed.
... 2. The fact that we do not know what will happen to us during the treatment also bothers us. Will it take long? Will I feel pain during and after the treatment?
3. This type of fear leads us back to the childhood. Many parents tend to scare their kids with the dentist while teaching them how to clean their teeth properly. When the problem is present children have to be held down while in the dental chair. Thanks to these the words ‘fear’ and ‘dentist’ are connected in early childhood.
4. Many say that the reason for the revulsion of feeling regarding dental treatments is that they hate letting a ‘stranger’ do things near the mouth. There are some who take it better or worse.
5. Last but not least: many have a fear because of the previous visits to the dentist. It is very true for those patients of ours who have been refused to have implants due to their incompatible bone structure.
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A lot of our patients do not believe that:
1. implantation for a life time is possible in their dental situation 2. the treatment is pain free 3. they really have their teeth back in just 5 days 4. their teeth will look natural 5. Macedonia is a beautiful country and there are lots of sights to see and programmes to attend between the treatment sessions
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If you do not believe us, believe our patients:
‘Everybody did everything to make me feel less stressed. I can actually, honestly say this from a person who doesn’t like going to the dentist. I’ve been looking forward to each appointment and I’m perfectly happy .’
/our patient, Martha/
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We tend to blame genetics when it comes to dieting and we also tend to do that regarding tooh decay.
Not many know but genetics is just a tendency. A tendency for gaining weight and tooth decay.
BUT!
... As it is a tendency and it is not a principle so we can do something about it! We can solve the problem by maintaining dental hygiene and by visiting our dentist regularly. _________________
If you experience the problem you should visit an expert. We are happy to help: call +44 7599838224, or write us an email on contact@makdentist.co.uk
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