The term "anteriors" refers to the 6 top and bottom teeth at the front of the mouth, i.e. incisors and canines, as opposed to premolars and molars, which are posterior teeth.
Anterior teeth are naturally the most visible and can be seen when a person smiles, eats, drinks or talks. Therefore patients with missing or damaged front teeth are usually especially keen to seek restoration.
Many patients have spent years hiding a smile before seeking specialist dental attention and this is therefore a very rewarding area for dentists and patients alike.
Whether you are a patient seeking restoration, or a dentist seeking a specialist lab for advanced technical work, feel free to call us with your queries - we're happy to help.
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