Treatment options
We want to make you feel confident about the quality of your smile.
Providing clear preventive advice on oral hygiene and diet
How you clean your teeth and what you eat affect the health of your teeth and mouth.
We provide simple, easy-to-follow guidelines on how to keep your mouth in first-class
condition.
Caring for the health of your gums
The health of your gums affects the overall health of your mouth. Make cleaning them and
your teeth a part of your daily routine and you will soon realise the benefits. We will show you the best ways to do this.
Ensuring fresh breath
Keep on top of your oral hygiene to avoid smelly breath and gum disease.
Whitening your smile
Tooth whitening is a very simple, effective and painless process, administered and
supervised by your dentist. You apply a gel overnight for a period of around four weeks,
permanently whitening your natural, stained teeth.
Providing mercury-free fillings
Fillings are a fact of life for most of us – the average number of fillings per adult in the UK
is seven. If you do unfortunately develop a cavity, we can offer you a range of options for
the filling material, which include white inlay, non-mercury composite material or gold. We
are always keen to offer our patients mercury-free options as we are aware of the questions
associated with mercury toxicity.
Replacing missing teeth with implants
The major advantage of implants is that you walk away with new teeth that look, feel and
work just like your own teeth. Dental implants represent a significant investment. The
treatment system is initially more expensive than the alternatives (dentures, bridges);
however, it often turns out to be the best investment for a long-term result. Find out more
Transforming misshapen or fractured teeth
A range of cosmetic treatments is available to improve the appearance of your teeth. These
include veneers, crowns, bridges and tooth-coloured fillings.
Fitting comfortable dentures and bridges
Bridges and dentures can provide very realistic results and we make sure that you are comfortable with their fitting. Combining implants with a bridge can be a cost-effective solution to replacing missing or damaged teeth.
Reducing jaw joint pain and headaches
If your teeth don't fit together properly, you can have problems not only in your teeth themselves, but also the gums, the temporo-mandibular joint or the muscles that move your jaw. Headaches can be a symptom of this problem. We work with you to ease the discomfort.
Spotting potential problems such as oral cancer
As well as your teeth, your dentist checks the rest of your mouth, including lips, tongue, cheeks and throat. Anything unusual is reported to your GP or hospital for further investigation.