Every heading for adults and children: from preventive care to implants, aesthetics and orthodontics; what each involves, how long it takes and what comes after.
A six-monthly examination: intraoral check, digital X-ray if needed and a written summary of the day. A record is kept even when nothing is found; the next check-up is compared against it.
Removal of hardened plaque where a brush cannot reach, using an ultrasonic tip, followed by polishing. It is usually the first step that stops gums from bleeding.
Clenching and grinding in your sleep wears teeth down over the years. A clear guard made to your own bite lets the guard take that wear instead of the tooth.
Clicking as you open, a jaw that catches, or pain in front of the ear can come from the jaw joint. The first step is diagnosis: separating joint, muscle and bite as the source.
The information on this page is for general guidance and does not replace a dental examination. Treatment decisions are made after an intraoral examination and radiographic assessment.
After an examination and radiographic assessment we can discuss whether this is the right option for you.
