General and preventive dentistry
Examinations, scaling and polishing, fillings and the routine appointments that stop small problems becoming surgical ones.
General and preventive dentistry
Treatments
Each one below says plainly what the procedure is. What it involves for you depends on your own mouth and your own health, which is what the first consultation is for.
Examinations, scaling and polishing, fillings and the routine appointments that stop small problems becoming surgical ones.
General and preventive dentistry
Dental care for infants, children and adolescents, including the first visit and the habits that follow from it.
Pediatric dentistry
Removable replacements for some or all of the teeth, fitted and adjusted until they are comfortable to eat with.
Dentures
A titanium root placed in the jawbone to carry a single tooth, a bridge or a full arch. Healing depends on bone, gum health and general health, which is why the medical side matters.
Dental implants
Moving teeth into position with fixed braces, correcting the bite as well as the appearance.
Orthodontics
Knocked-out, broken and displaced teeth, and injuries to the jaw and face. The kind of case where being inside a hospital changes what can be done and how quickly.
Trauma and emergency dental care
Surgery of the mouth, jaws and face, including procedures that need theatre and anaesthetic support.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery
Assessment of ulcers, white and red patches and other changes in the mouth, including biopsy where it is needed. Early assessment is the entire point.
Oral lesions
Veneers, bonding, whitening and reshaping, planned around the bite rather than only the photograph.
Cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry
Beyond routine
Full mouth rehabilitation, impacted teeth lying against a nerve, cysts and tumours of the jaw, and facial trauma are set out separately.