Treatments Explained
Examinations
Regular dental examinations are an important part of maintaining a healthy smile. During your appointment, your dentist will:
-
Discuss your dental needs - Talk through any concerns, symptoms or questions you may have.
-
Complete a comprehensive examination - Assess your teeth, gums and overall oral health.
-
Take digital X-rays where necessary - Our digital X-ray technology provides clear images almost immediately, helping your dentist identify issues such as decay and bone loss.
-
Assess your gum health - Your gums will be carefully checked and measured to monitor their health.
-
Explain any recommendations - If further treatment is needed, your dentist will explain the findings and discuss the available options with you.
-
Provide a personalised treatment plan - Where treatment is recommended, you will receive a clear treatment plan with estimated costs.
-
Answer your questions - We will make sure you understand your treatment options and feel comfortable before proceeding.
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment can help save a tooth that has become infected or damaged. Your dentist may recommend treatment when:
-
Decay has reached the centre of the tooth – Deep decay can affect the pulp, where the tooth’s nerves and blood vessels are located.
-
The tooth has been damaged or broken – Cracks or fractures can allow bacteria to enter the tooth and cause infection.
-
The tooth has become infected – Root canal treatment removes infection and helps prevent further damage.
-
The root canals are carefully cleaned – The infected or damaged tissue is removed and the canals inside the tooth are thoroughly cleaned.
-
The canals are sealed – Once cleaned, the canals are filled and sealed to help prevent further infection.
-
The tooth is protected – A root-treated tooth can become more fragile over time, so a crown may be recommended to strengthen and protect it.
Crowns
A crown is a way in which a tooth can be protected but still have functionality. It is a cap that fits over a tooth. There are many different types of crown. Full metal, metal base covered in thin porcelain, or all ceramic. Fully porcelain crowns are ideal if you want a good aesthetic finish.

This is an example of an all ceramic crown
Precious Metal Crown & Semi Precious Crowns
Precious metal crowns are strong, durable and ideal for restoring damaged or weakened teeth.
-
Durable - Made from gold, palladium or other precious metals.
-
Ideal for back teeth - Strong enough to withstand everyday chewing.
-
Minimal preparation - Less of the natural tooth may need to be removed.
-
Semi-precious option - A durable alternative made from semi-precious metals.
Porcelain Fused to Metal (PFM)
PFM crowns combine the strength of metal with the appearance of porcelain.
-
Natural appearance - The porcelain provides a tooth-coloured finish.
-
Strong and durable - The metal base provides strength and support.
-
Suitable for visible teeth - A good option where appearance is important.
-
Moderate preparation - A moderate amount of tooth preparation is required.
All Ceramic
All-ceramic crowns are made entirely from ceramic and offer an excellent natural appearance.
-
Highly aesthetic - Designed to closely match your natural teeth.
-
Natural appearance - Ideal for visible teeth where appearance is important.
-
Tooth preparation - More tooth preparation may be required compared with other crown options.
Amalgam Fillings
Amalgam fillings, sometimes known as silver fillings, are a strong and durable option for restoring teeth.
-
Durable - Designed to withstand everyday chewing.
-
Long-lasting - A reliable option for restoring damaged or decayed teeth.
-
Strong - Particularly suitable for back teeth.
Composite Fillings
Composite fillings are a tooth-coloured alternative to amalgam fillings, providing a more natural-looking result.
-
Natural appearance - Designed to blend with your natural teeth.
-
Strong and durable - Restores the function of the tooth.
-
Cosmetic option - Ideal when appearance is important.
-
Slightly longer treatment - Placement can take a little longer due to the detailed technique required.

BEFORE

AFTER
Dentures (False Teeth)
Dentures are removable appliances used to replace missing teeth and restore your smile and function.
-
Acrylic dentures - A common and versatile option.
-
Chrome dentures - Strong, lightweight and durable.
-
Valplast dentures - Flexible and designed for a more comfortable fit.
-
Personalised fit - Dentures are made to suit your smile and individual needs.

Full acrylic denture

Partial flexi denture
Bridges
A dental bridge is a fixed option for replacing one or more missing teeth.
-
Fixed solution - Securely attached to the surrounding teeth.
-
Natural appearance - Designed to blend with your existing teeth.
-
Restores function - Helps you eat and speak comfortably.
-
Fills the gap - A replacement tooth is supported by crowns placed on either side.
Whitening (At home tray system)
Our at-home whitening system is a convenient way to achieve a brighter, more confident smile.
-
Custom-made trays - Made to fit your teeth comfortably.
-
Personalised results - You can control the level of whitening you want to achieve.
-
Simple to use - Your dentist will show you how to use the trays safely and effectively.
-
Professional guidance - Your trays will be checked for fit before you begin treatment.
-
Whitening gel provided - You will receive the whitening gel and applicator tips to use at home.
Simple Extractions
A tooth may need to be removed when it cannot be repaired or is causing ongoing problems.
-
Damaged teeth - When a tooth cannot be restored.
-
Wisdom teeth - When they cause ongoing problems.
-
Gum disease - Severe gum disease can sometimes lead to tooth loss.
-
Comfortable treatment - We aim to make the procedure as comfortable and straightforward as possible.
Hygiene Services (Stain Removal)
Our professional hygiene treatment helps remove plaque and surface stains, leaving your teeth feeling clean and refreshed.
-
Effective stain removal - Helps remove stains caused by coffee, tea, red wine and strongly coloured foods.
-
Airflow cleaning - A gentle and effective way to remove surface stains and plaque.
-
Professional cleaning - Your teeth and gums are carefully cleaned to remove plaque build-up.
-
Finishing polish - Teeth are polished for a smooth, clean feel.
Simply click on the arrows and slide left and right to view before and after stain removal
Veneers
Veneers are thin coverings placed on the front of teeth to improve their appearance.
-
Improve your smile - Can help with chipped, discoloured or uneven teeth and small gaps.
-
Porcelain veneers - Thin, natural-looking porcelain designed to match your smile.
-
Composite veneers - Made from tooth-coloured composite material and can require less tooth preparation.
-
Simple process - Treatment usually involves an appointment to prepare the teeth and a second appointment to fit the veneers.