Services
Dental care for every stage of life
From routine cleaning to restorative treatment, here is what we offer, why patients usually come in for it, and what a typical visit involves. Treatment is always planned after an in-person assessment.
01
Teeth Cleaning & Scaling
Routine cleaning, plaque and tartar removal, and an oral health assessment to keep your teeth and gums in good condition.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Visible plaque, tartar build-up or surface staining
- Bleeding gums when brushing or flossing
- Routine six-monthly maintenance visit
What to expect
Your dentist reviews your dental history, examines your teeth and gums, then removes plaque and tartar with ultrasonic scaling followed by polishing. Most appointments take around 30–45 minutes.
02
Dental Fillings
Assessment and treatment of cavities using tooth-coloured restorative materials where clinically appropriate.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Sensitivity to hot, cold or sweet food
- A cavity found during a check-up or X-ray
- A chipped tooth or a worn older filling
What to expect
The affected area is numbed where needed, decay is removed and the tooth is restored and shaped. Your dentist will discuss material options with you before treatment.
03
Teeth Whitening
Professional whitening consultation with in-clinic and take-home options, discussed after a suitability assessment.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Gradual staining from coffee, tea or smoking
- Preparing for a wedding, interview or event
- Wanting a more even tooth shade
What to expect
A consultation first confirms whether whitening is suitable for you. Results vary between individuals and depend on your natural tooth shade — your dentist will explain what is realistic in your case.
04
Tooth Extraction
Assessment and extraction of teeth when clinically appropriate, including straightforward wisdom tooth cases.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Severe decay or damage that cannot be restored
- Advanced gum disease affecting the tooth
- Crowding or an impacted wisdom tooth
What to expect
Your dentist assesses the tooth, may take an X-ray, and explains the options. Where extraction is appropriate, the area is numbed and aftercare instructions are provided. Complex cases may be referred.
05
Dental Check-ups
Regular examinations to monitor your oral health, spot issues early and plan any treatment you may need.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Six-monthly or yearly preventive review
- New to the clinic and wanting a baseline assessment
- Follow-up after previous treatment
What to expect
A full examination of teeth, gums and soft tissues, X-rays if indicated, and a clear explanation of findings with any recommended next steps.
06
Root Canal Treatment
Treatment for infected or inflamed tooth pulp, aimed at relieving symptoms and retaining the natural tooth where possible.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Persistent toothache or pain when biting
- Prolonged sensitivity to heat or cold
- Swelling or infection around a tooth
What to expect
Treatment is usually completed over one or more visits. The canal is cleaned, shaped and sealed, and a crown may later be recommended to protect the tooth.
07
Crowns & Bridges
Custom restorations to protect a weakened tooth or replace missing teeth, planned around your bite and appearance.
Typical reasons patients come in
- A heavily filled, cracked or root-treated tooth
- One or more missing teeth affecting chewing
- An older crown or bridge needing replacement
What to expect
Your dentist takes impressions or a digital scan, fits a temporary restoration where needed, and reviews fit, comfort and shade before the final restoration is cemented.
08
Dentures
Full and partial dentures designed for comfort, function and a natural appearance, with adjustment and review visits.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Several missing teeth affecting eating or speech
- An existing denture that no longer fits well
- Looking for a removable tooth replacement option
What to expect
Denture treatment typically involves several appointments for impressions, try-in and fitting, followed by review visits for adjustments as you settle in.
09
Gum Treatment
Assessment and management of gum inflammation and periodontal disease, with maintenance and home-care guidance.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Bleeding, swollen or receding gums
- Persistent bad breath
- Loose teeth or gum discomfort
What to expect
Your dentist charts gum health, carries out deep cleaning where indicated, and sets a maintenance schedule. Complex cases may be referred to a specialist.
10
Emergency Dental Care
Same-day slots are kept aside where possible for dental pain, swelling, or a broken or knocked-out tooth.
Typical reasons patients come in
- Severe or worsening toothache
- Broken, chipped or knocked-out tooth
- Lost filling or crown causing discomfort
What to expect
Call the clinic and our team will advise on the earliest available slot. For a medical emergency, severe facial swelling or difficulty breathing, please go to the nearest A&E department.
The information on this page is general in nature and does not replace an in-person dental consultation. Suitability, outcomes and fees vary between individuals and are confirmed only after a clinical assessment.
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