General Dentistry

Root canal treatment is a careful process where we gently clean the inside of the tooth, removing any damaged or infected areas. After cleaning, we fill the space with a special material that keeps bacteria out and allows your tooth to function normally again.

This treatment is very successful and is one of the best ways to keep your natural tooth. Without root canal, the usual alternative is extraction, followed by options such as an implant, bridge, or denture.

If you feel anxious or nervous, please tell us. We can support patients with dental anxiety and can offer sedation to help you feel more relaxed and comfortable.

White fillings restore teeth affected by decay or minor fractures. We remove the unhealthy part, clean the area, then apply composite resin in layers. Each layer is hardened with a special light to bond the material securely.

We finish by shaping and polishing the filling to ensure a smooth bite and a seamless match to your natural teeth, offering an aesthetic alternative to silver amalgam.

Dental crowns are tailor-made covers that fit over a tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance. They are often used for teeth that are significantly decayed, cracked, or broken, or after root canal treatment.

Crowns can be made from porcelain, ceramic, metal, or combinations depending on the tooth location and the look you want. They protect and strengthen the tooth while keeping your smile natural.

Extractions are carried out when a tooth is too damaged or decayed to restore, impacted (such as wisdom teeth), or when there is not enough space.

Some extractions are straightforward. Others are surgical and involve a small incision in the gum. We use local anaesthetic to keep you comfortable throughout.

Hygiene appointments include a deep professional clean to remove plaque and tartar that brushing cannot reach, helping prevent gum disease and tooth decay.

We also assess your oral health and provide personalised advice on brushing and flossing so you can maintain healthier gums and teeth between visits.

Dental bridges replace one or more missing teeth. Artificial teeth (pontics) are supported by crowns on adjacent teeth or by dental implants (abutments).

Treatment typically involves preparing abutments, taking precise impressions, fitting a temporary bridge, then cementing the final bridge once ready.

Bridges restore chewing and speech, support facial shape, and help prevent remaining teeth from shifting. Regular hygiene and check-ups help maximise longevity.