General Dentistry

Routine dentistry and restorative care that looks after your smile.

Nervous?

Dental phobia can be a troublesome barrier to overcome and we do as much as we can to help nervous patients to overcome their fears. Dentistry has come a long way and bears no resemblance to the clinical practices of the past. We completely focus on your comfort and take things at your pace. We listen to you and talk through every step of your treatment so there are no hidden steps.

Looking after your teeth?

Your dentist is best placed to keep an eye out for any issues. During a dental examination, we can take x-rays and 3D scans to get the full picture of your oral health. Common problems such as caries and cavities can be detected before given a chance to progress and worsen. We’ll then arrange treatment to address the issue and get your teeth back to full functionality and appearance.

Looking after your gums

Visits to the hygienist will keep gum disease at bay. Hygiene appointments involve a thorough clean, removing deposits of plaque from your teeth – including hard-to-reach areas that you can’t reach with conventional cleaning at home. Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in the UK so hygiene appointments are incredibly essential to your preventative care.

Repairing your smile

Accidents happen and having a chipped or broken tooth can really impact self-confidence. Our range of restorative treatments can repair damage, making any problem teeth as good as new. We can fix light damage with composite bonding and fillings. Any extensive damage can be covered up with natural-looking porcelain crowns. With our in-house CEREC milling machine, we can create restorations and fix them all in the same day.

Experiencing tooth pain?

We fully appreciate how debilitating tooth pain can sometimes be. If you are in pain, get hold of us straight away and we’ll aim to see you as soon as we can. We have oral surgeons in our practice who can help address any painful issues, such as impacted wisdom teeth. Sometimes the best course of action is to remove troublesome teeth, but we will do all we can to save a tooth with root canal treatment.