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Whether it's a cavity, a cracked tooth, or advanced decay, our restorative treatments repair damage and protect your teeth for years to come – all with modern materials that blend seamlessly with your smile.
Tooth-Coloured Fillings (Composite & Amalgam Replacement)
Tooth-coloured fillings are the modern, natural-looking way to repair damaged or decayed teeth without compromising your smile. Strong, durable, and virtually invisible, they restore function while blending perfectly with the surrounding tooth. For patients with older silver fillings, we also provide a safe amalgam removal service, replacing them with discreet, white alternatives for a healthier, more confident smile.
Benefits of Tooth-Coloured Fillings
- Natural appearance — blends seamlessly with your teeth
- Preserves more of the natural tooth than amalgam
- Bonds to the tooth for added strength and stability
- Mercury-free alternative to silver fillings
- Can also repair chips, cracks, and minor wear
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Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely. Composite fillings are shade-matched to blend seamlessly with your natural tooth, making them virtually invisible.
With good dental care, they can last many years. Their lifespan depends on the size of the filling, your bite, and how well you maintain oral hygiene.
No — the tooth is numbed before treatment, and most patients feel nothing during the procedure. Small fillings may even be done without anaesthetic in some cases.
Patients often choose replacement for cosmetic reasons, especially when dark fillings show in the smile. Some also replace them if the edges are leaking, worn, or if decay is present underneath.
Book your appointment today and restore your smile with tooth-coloured fillings.
Crowns & Onlays
Crowns and onlays are strong, long-lasting restorations designed to protect and rebuild teeth that are badly damaged, weakened, or heavily filled. A crown covers the entire tooth like a protective cap, while an onlay restores just the damaged section — preserving more of your natural tooth structure.
Both options are custom-made to match the shape and colour of your teeth, blending in beautifully while restoring full strength and function. They are ideal when a simple filling isn't enough, but extraction can still be avoided.
Benefits of Crowns & Onlays
- Strong, reliable protection for weakened or damaged teeth
- Natural appearance — colour-matched to your smile
- Durable and long-lasting with good care
- Extends the life of teeth that might otherwise need extraction
- A trusted solution when fillings are no longer suitable
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Frequently Asked Questions
A crown covers the entire tooth, while an onlay repairs only the damaged area, keeping more of your natural tooth intact.
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, they typically last 10–15 years or longer. Materials like zirconia and gold often have the longest lifespan.
No — the area is numbed before treatment. You may feel minor sensitivity for a few days but this usually settles quickly.
They can be made from ceramics like porcelain or zirconia, metals including gold, or a combination. We'll recommend the best option depending on your tooth's location and needs.
Usually two: one for preparing the tooth and taking a digital or traditional impression, and another to fit the final crown or onlay. Temporary restorations are provided between visits.
Book your consultation today and restore strength, function, and confidence with crowns or onlays.
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment is a proven way to save teeth that might otherwise be lost. It is used when the nerve inside a tooth becomes infected or severely inflamed, often due to decay, injury, or a deep filling. The procedure involves gently removing the infected tissue, cleaning the root canals, and sealing them to prevent reinfection — allowing the tooth to be preserved and restored with a crown or filling. For more complex cases, our in-house root canal specialist provides advanced care without the need for referral.
Benefits of Root Canal Treatment
- Saves natural teeth from being lost
- Relieves pain caused by infection or inflammation
- Prevents spread of infection to surrounding teeth or gums
- Completed with a crown or filling for strength and durability
- Carried out with the expertise of our in-house specialist
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common symptoms include toothache or throbbing pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, pain on biting, or an abscess (swelling) on the gums.
Saving your natural tooth is usually the best long-term choice. Extraction leaves a space that may require an implant, bridge, or denture to restore function. Root canal treatment avoids this and keeps your natural tooth in place.
No — the tooth is fully numbed, and most patients say it feels similar to having a filling. Any discomfort afterwards is usually mild and settles within a few days.
The infected nerve tissue is removed, the canals are disinfected, and the space is filled with a biocompatible material. This stops the infection and protects the tooth from future problems.
Most treatments take one to two appointments, depending on the number of canals and the level of infection. Front teeth are quicker; molars take longer due to having more canals.
It's uncommon, but infections can return if the tooth is heavily damaged or difficult to clean. Retreatment or a specialist referral may be recommended in such cases.
Book your appointment today and let our team help you save your natural tooth with expert root canal treatment.
Fissure Sealants
Fissure sealants are a quick and effective way to protect teeth from decay, especially in children and teenagers. They are thin, protective coatings applied to the deep grooves (fissures) of back teeth where food and bacteria can easily get trapped. By sealing these grooves, we create a smoother surface that's easier to clean and far less likely to develop cavities.
Benefits of Fissure Sealants
- Prevents decay before it starts
- Simple and painless for children and adults
- Provides years of protection with one simple application
- A cost-effective preventive treatment
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Frequently Asked Questions
They are most commonly recommended for children and teenagers, but adults with deep grooves in their teeth can also benefit.
Sealants can last several years and are checked at each routine dental appointment. They can be topped up if needed.
Not at all — the procedure is quick, completely pain-free, and doesn't require any drilling or anaesthetic.
While sealants greatly reduce the risk, good brushing, diet, and regular check-ups are still important.
Book your child's appointment today and give their teeth the best protection with fissure sealants.
Fluoride Varnish
Fluoride varnish is a simple but highly effective way to strengthen teeth and protect against decay. It involves applying a concentrated fluoride coating to the surface of the teeth, helping to harden enamel and make it more resistant to acid attacks from food and bacteria. This treatment is especially valuable for children, but adults who are at higher risk of cavities can benefit too. It's quick, safe, and completely pain-free.
Benefits of Fluoride Varnish
- Strengthens tooth enamel and reduces the risk of cavities
- Quick and easy to apply — treatment takes only a few minutes
- Completely safe for children and adults
- Can be applied to both baby and adult teeth
- Works alongside daily brushing for added protection
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is commonly recommended for children as their teeth develop, but it's also useful for adults with a higher risk of decay.
Usually every 6 months, though some patients may benefit from more frequent applications.
No — it's a quick, painless procedure with no drilling or anaesthetic required.
Yes — fluoride varnish is widely used and completely safe in the controlled doses applied by a dental professional.
Book your appointment today and protect your smile with fluoride varnish treatment.
Mouthguards
Custom-made mouthguards provide the best protection for your teeth and jaws during sports or against night-time grinding (bruxism). Unlike shop-bought options, they are made to fit your mouth precisely, making them more comfortable, durable, and effective.
We provide both sports mouthguards, ideal for contact sports like rugby, hockey, and boxing, and nightguards, which protect against the wear and damage caused by teeth grinding or clenching while you sleep.
Benefits of Mouthguards
- Superior protection compared to off-the-shelf guards
- Comfortable, secure fit tailored to your mouth
- Protects teeth, gums, and jaw joints from injury or damage
- Reduces headaches and jaw pain linked to grinding/clenching
- Long-lasting and durable with proper care
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Frequently Asked Questions
Custom mouthguards fit perfectly, making them more comfortable and effective. They also last longer and provide far better protection.
Anyone playing contact or high-impact sports such as rugby, football, hockey, or boxing.
Nightguards protect teeth from grinding (bruxism), helping to prevent wear, cracks, and jaw discomfort.
With proper care, they usually last several years, though sports players and children may need replacements more often.
Book your consultation today and protect your smile with a custom mouthguard.