Treatments
We cover all dental treatments, so whether you require advice on whitening your teeth, veneers, crowns, bridgework or dentures we will be able to accommodate your needs – you just have to ask. We have comprehensive programmes for both adults and children which are designed to prevent dental problems occurring in the first place. Please see our “Preventive Dental Unit” section for details.
Please choose a treatment from the list below to find out more:
Cosmetic
Cosmetic treatment can range from the simple replacement of an unsightly aged and discoloured restoration, to a complete ‘smile makeover’.
Crowns
A crown (also known as a “Cap”) can be made of tooth coloured porcelain, porcelain bonded to metal and also gold.
Onlay/Inlay
When more than half of the tooth’s biting surface is damaged, a dentist will often use an inlay or onlay.
Bridges
A bridge is used to replace one or more missing teeth. It is fixed in place.
Veneers
Veneers can be used to alter the size, shape, colour and angulation of a tooth or several teeth.
Dentures
Dentures are used as both an interim and a permanent method of replacing missing teeth with great aesthetic results.
Implants
Dental Implants are a permanent fixture in the mouth that is an ideal alternative to wearing a denture.
Extractions
Teeth may be extracted to relieve crowding in orthodontic cases, or where a tooth has broken down so much as to be beyond restoration, or is causing infection.
Teeth Whitening
This professional bleaching technique is the most used treatment of lightening up existing shade of teeth.
Teeth Straightening
Orthodontic treatment moves teeth to create a better functioning bite with improved appearance.
Facial Aesthetics
If you would like to reduce lines and wrinkles on your face and other specified areas of the body, we have rejuvenation techniques to relax wrinkles, making them look softer and appear less visible. The advantage of having it done in this environment; is that it is carried out by an experienced clinician who has extensive knowledge of the facial anatomy.
Hygiene Visit
Gum disease will affect nearly everyone at some point in their life. It has also been linked to many other major health problems including heart disease and diabetes.