Crowns and bridges
Zirconia or porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns cover and protect a weakened tooth, for example after root canal treatment. A bridge replaces one or more teeth by resting on the neighbouring teeth. We work with a dental laboratory to achieve a natural colour and shape.
Full and partial dentures
Removable dentures are an affordable solution when many teeth are missing. We fit them carefully and review them so they're stable and comfortable. If you'd like more stability, we can assess implant-retained dentures.
Oral surgery
We carry out simple and surgical extractions, including wisdom teeth, under local anaesthetic and with careful techniques for a quick recovery. You always receive written aftercare instructions.
A clear, step-by-step plan
When a mouth needs several treatments, we prioritise them: first relieve pain and infection, then restore function and finally aesthetics. You receive a written plan with each phase and its cost so you can plan ahead. Many restorations combine crowns, bridges and implants; what matters is that everything works well when you chew and is easy to clean every day. We review prostheses regularly to adjust them to the natural changes in your mouth.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a crown take?
Usually two or three visits: preparation and records, a try-in and final fitting.
Do wisdom teeth always have to come out?
No. Only when they cause pain, infections, decay or problems for neighbouring teeth.
Will I get used to a removable denture?
Most patients adapt within a few weeks. We help with adjustments at your check-ups.
Which is better, a bridge or an implant?
It depends on the state of the neighbouring teeth and the bone. At the assessment we explain the pros and cons of each option.
How long is recovery after a wisdom tooth extraction?
Usually a few days of moderate swelling. We give you guidance on cold packs, diet and medication to keep it as comfortable as possible.
