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We've just updated our website and wanted you to know we are now offering a new service called Natural Smile Design. Every patient wants the same thing: the combination of health and beauty in a natural looking smile. Implants, veneers, composite bondings or anything else are just procedures of a treatment plan that is uniquely designed for each patient. Uniquely designed because every person is unique. There is no two identical persons in the world. The same applies to smiles and teeth. Every tooth, every shape, every texture nature ever created is uniquely beautiful. Today we can copy it and design truly natural teeth. We recreate the small imperfections and asymmetries that nature uses to produce a beautiful smile. Our digital simulation shows our patient the final results before any intervention is done to the teeth. Watch the video, visit our page, let us know what you think!
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Dr. Italo works to promote good oral health, natural looking smiles, ultimately aiming to improve his clients' quality of life.
In his spare time Italo enjoys reading, playing the saxophone, riding his bike (which he uses as transport on a daily basis) and developing himself to be a better person. We're here to update you with news about our practice! Dr Italo has now moved location from 55 Wimpole Street to 18 Cadogan Gardens in Sloane Square, London and is currently open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10am to 6pm. We look forward to seeing you for your next dental appointment at our new practice in Chelsea!  By Dr Italo Carpes Moraes and Dr Bruno Carlini. In a fast changing world, dentistry has witnessed a fantastic revolution in the last few decades with regards to technical and philosophical concepts. Certain widely accepted postulates are now making way to new paradigms based on oral health promotion and changing patient behaviour prior to any clinical intervention. Advances in the scientific understanding of disease progression have also allowed a shift in focus from a restorative-mechanistic approach to a more comprehensive perspective, where patient education and behaviour change precedes any restorative work. Once the patient is committed to being a part of his/her own treatment by having a clear understanding of the reasons why the restoration is needed, we can then perform restorative dentistry with more confidence in a successful long-term prognosis. Potential pressures of corporate dentistry and some public health care policies can dissuade us from spending time on important aspects like health promotion and strict restorative protocols – especially regarding bonded materials. However, rewards can be drawn from the results of an artistic, natural-looking restoration. A meticulous bonding protocol, for example, can lead to reliable adhesive restorations, enabling preservation of the natural dental structure and mimicking nature. The popular nomenclature of a dental ‘filling’ is still very ingrained in our profession; even nowadays, when highly developed materials allow us to restore dental structures almost back to their original condition. Therefore, the word ‘restoration’ is more adequate when dental tissues are reconstructed with biomimetic materials. We all hope that resin restorative materials will evolve to a stage of no contraction. Until this happens, we need to stick with proven methods like the incremental technique to overcome the drastic consequences of polymerisation shrinkage in the long-term prognosis of our restorations. Bulk fill composites and glass ionomer materials can be used to speed-up the protocol, but they should not serve as a substitute for a careful, incremental technique. Restorative options could be indirect ceramics or direct composite resin. Indirect options result in destruction of sound tissue by occlusal reduction, mechanical preparation with geometric design, several laboratorial steps, cementation techniques and high costs. In contrast, direct techniques can provide a one-step procedure, involving simplicity of bond and restorative protocols. The main benefit of this philosophy is prevention of sound tissue. Neither ceramic or composite are better than sound dental tissue. The idea that wide MOD cavities cause dental cuspids to fracture and that covering these structures is the best protocol, must be reconsidered. The authors selected a case to illustrate this philosophy. Case presentation The patient presented with an infiltrated occlusal composite on the LL6, followed by recurrent decay (Figure 3), as well as lack of correct morphology (Figures 1 & 2). Soft dentine was removed, resulting in a deep and wide cavity with unsupported enamel (Figures 4 & 5). The pulp-dentine complex was protected using a modified glass ionomer resin (3M Oral Care’s Vitremer Core Buildup/Restorative) (Figure 6). The chosen bonding technique was a selective etching of enamel with 35% phosphoric acid and a self-etching Scotchbond Universal bonding system from 3M on dentine (Figures 7 and 8). Filtek Supreme XTE Bulk Fill composite (3M) A1E shade was used firstly in a flowable consistency to re-enforce the unsupported enamel (Figure 9) and then in a restorative consistency to substitute the dentine in the pulpal wall of the occlusal cavity (Figure 10). The final layers that act as a substitute for the enamel were restored with a nano-hybrid composite – 3M’s Filtek Supreme XTE universal restorative shade A1 (Figure 7), using one increment for each cusp and allowing a correct sculpture of natural morphology . With a final restoration that effectively mimics the natural tooth, chewing efficiency is increased and the loads supporting the tissues are more evenly distributed. Like artisans, we can employ our knowledge and skills in this way, forging a unique piece of art in every patient, through provision of a long-lasting and beautiful restoration.
About the authors: Dr Italo Carpes Moraes began practising dentistry in 2002, registered in the UK in 2008. As a dentist he is particularly interested in trying to understand his clients as individuals with a complex combination of characteristics. He works to promote good oral health and natural looking smiles, ultimately aiming to improve his clients’ quality of life. Dr Bruno Carlini: MS, DDS in Restorative Dentistry at UNICAMP- SP – Brazil Dental Clinic and Professor at Meridional Odontological Center (CEOM) – Passo Fundo – Brazil ---
You can also find this article published here: https://the-probe.co.uk/blog/2018/08/to-fill-or-restore-dr-italo-moraes-and-dr-bruno-carlini/ https://www.dentaltown.com/magazine/articles/6836/to-fill-or-restore  We're here to talk about General Data Protection Regulation 2018.
Dear all, You are certainly aware of the changes in the data protection law that come into action in May 2018. To stay connected with news and updates from us, please opt-in by filling out a simple form which gives us your consent to communicate with you. We are taking the data protection regulations seriously, so if you don’t opt-in by the end of May our emails will not reach you. Aside from anything else, we want to make sure hearing from us is what you want. Thank you for being a part of this. Dr Italo Carpes Moraes and team  We're here to say we care!
In response to many of our patients' requests, we are now adding Saturday hours to our Smilepod schedule! We'll be opening some Saturdays from January 27th. If this is something you've been waiting for, please call Smilepod Holborn on 020 7836 6866 or visit our website to book an appointment online. We're here to say Thank You!  Thank you for being part of our lives and for trusting your smile to our care! We wish a wonderful 2018 full of positivity! We also would like to take a moment to remind everyone that we will be closed from December 23rd to January 1st. Enjoy your holiday! Dr Italo and team.
We believe in Trust, Friendship and Care. It may sound like a cliche, but we really care about our patients. Caring is not just being nice or friendly, it is a deep empathy with the person who is sitting in the dental chair. We believe that authentic trust is built not only on the competence of the dentist, but on their ability to take into account our feelings, fears and concerns as patients. A friend is more than just someone we share common values, it is someone who accepts us as we are and helps us to enhance our understanding of what it means to live a fuller life. The relation between patient and dentist is more than just a commercial exchange between service provider and user. The great majority of our new patients are friends or family members of our current patients. Word of mouth tells us that we are on the right path. Our new website is designed to reflect our values and help our patients more. 
Dr Italo Carpes Moraes explains preventive approach vs traditional dentistry and how to keep a healthy smile.
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