Treatments
Treatments, explained in full
Each treatment page explains what is involved, when it may be considered, the process, the benefits and limitations, and the risks — so that you can make informed decisions.
01Treatments
All treatments
Information about general, preventive and cosmetic dental care.
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RestorativeDental Implants
A replacement for the root of a missing tooth, supporting a crown, bridge or denture after careful clinical planning.
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RestorativeAll-on-4/6
Full-arch fixed bridges supported by four or six implants, for people missing most or all teeth in a jaw.
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RestorativeZirconia Crowns
Strong, metal-free ceramic crowns for teeth that are heavily restored, weakened or replacing older restorations.
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Restorative · AestheticE-max Restorations
Glass-ceramic veneers, crowns and partial restorations valued for their translucency on visible teeth.
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AestheticDental Veneers
Thin ceramic or composite layers bonded to the front of teeth to change their colour, shape or proportions.
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AestheticSmile Design
A structured planning process that considers face, lips, gums and teeth before any aesthetic treatment.
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AestheticTeeth Whitening
Dentist-supervised lightening of natural tooth colour, after an examination to confirm it is appropriate.
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AestheticOrthodontic Treatment
Clear aligner treatment, planned and supervised by an orthodontic specialist, followed by long-term retention.
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Preventive and generalGeneral Dentistry
Examinations, fillings and the everyday care that keeps teeth and gums healthy.
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02Concern finder
What would you like to change?
Choose an option; the treatments we could discuss appear here and are added to the consultation form.
When you choose a concern, the related treatments appear here.
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03Treatment stages
Dental Implants
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Consultation and examination
Your medical and dental history is reviewed and your mouth is examined. Radiographs are taken; a three-dimensional scan (CBCT) may be recommended where it will genuinely inform planning.
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Treatment planning
The dentist explains the options available to you — including alternatives to implants — together with the expected stages, timescales, risks and costs, so that you can make an informed decision.
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Preparatory treatment
Some people need treatment first, such as managing gum disease, removing a failing tooth, or bone grafting where there is not enough bone to support an implant.
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Implant placement
The implant is placed in a minor surgical procedure, usually under local anaesthetic. A temporary restoration may be provided where appropriate.
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Healing
The implant is left to integrate with the bone. This commonly takes from several weeks to a few months. In selected cases a restoration can be attached sooner, but this is not suitable for everyone.
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Restoration
Once the implant is stable, impressions or a digital scan are taken and the final crown, bridge or denture is made and fitted.
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Maintenance
Implants need the same daily care as natural teeth, together with regular professional reviews to check the gums, bone and restoration.
04Consultation
Discuss your options
Suitability for any treatment can only be determined after a clinical examination. If you would like further information, or to arrange an appointment, please contact the clinic.