Restorative Treatments

Repair and revitalisation – improving your options

We have many ways to save your teeth, some traditional and some using cutting-edge dental technology.

Crowns

Usually made from gold or porcelain, crowns strengthen and stabilise a damaged or weakened tooth. Cap-shaped, they fit over the entire tooth. Porcelain crowns are colour-matched to your existing teeth and can also be used to alter the shape and alignment to achieve impressive cosmetic results.

Bridges

A  dental bridge is a permanent fixture comprising a one or more false teeth and is used to fill the gap after the natural tooth has been lost through injury or extraction. It is anchored to the teeth at one, or both, sides using metal bands held in place by resin or cement. We offer two types of bridge, traditional and Maryland. The Maryland bridge anchors the false tooth with a small metal wing adhering to the back of the teeth either side.

Gold Inlays

Inlays are a stronger alternative to conventional fillings. We prepare and make a precise impression of the cavity. From this mould, a specialist dental technician then produces an inlay tailored to the tooth which is then glued into the cavity. Very durable and reliable, gold inlays are the best option if you have a hard bite.

Gold Overlays

This process moulds the gold around and over the entire profile of your tooth, holding it together and making it as strong as possible.

Ceramic Inlays

A more durable alternative for larger cavities. As with gold inlays, we prepare and make a precise impression of the cavity. From this mould, a specialist dental technician then produces an inlay tailored to the tooth. We then glue it into the cavity and your tooth looks as good as new. However, ceramic inlays cater for a natural appearance.

Ceramic Overlays

This process moulds the porcelain around and over the entire profile of your tooth, holding it together and making it as strong as possible.

Cerec

Using the latest computer technology and imaging, this innovative new system allows us to make inlays, veneers and crowns in the surgery in about an hour-and-a-half. This means the work can be completed and the tooth restored on the same day, without the need for impressions or temporary fittings.

Dentures

Designed to replace teeth lost through age, accident, gum disease or extraction, dentures are precision-made for comfort and fit, and tailored to match your existing teeth.

Implants

For aesthetic and functional reasons, missing teeth need to be replaced. Dental implants provide a long-term solution, slow down bone loss and preserve nearby healthy tooth tissue. A titanium post is inserted directly into the jawbone and, after about three to six months, a porcelain tooth is fitted to it. The difference is barely detectable and they work just as well as the original.