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PRIVATE DENTISTRY

PRIVATE DENTAL TREATMENTS

ADVANTAGES OF PRIVATE DENTAL

Private dentistry has several advantages. Patients get access to the most up-to-date technology, materials, and dental innovations, as well as a comprehensive spectrum of preventative, restorative, and aesthetic dental services. Longer appointments allow the dentist to spend more time with you, resulting in a more relaxing dental visit. We can also devote more attention to preventative measures, which is better for your teeth in the long run. Our dentists can use various techniques to improve the appearance of your teeth and smile, including teeth whitening, teeth alignment, implants, inlays, or a full smile makeover.

PRIVATE DENTAL vs NHS DENTAL

Importantly, the NHS does not cover cosmetic treatments. Treatments such as veneers, cosmetic bonding, teeth whitening, and appearance-enhancing dental work are offered on a private basis only. Private treatments are quoted in advance, after examination, to ensure that the patient is satisfied with the planned treatments and total cost. The choice between NHS and private dental care is ultimately yours, and we are available to explain the differences in detail so that you can make an educated decision and feel confident in your choices.

PRIVATE DENTISTRY

BRIDGES

A dental bridge is permanently fixed to your jaw or remaining teeth, to fill the gap of a lost tooth with an artificial tooth.

DENTAL CHECK-UP

During a routine dental check-up, your dentist will examine your teeth, gums, and mouth to check for any signs of decay or other dental issues.

DENTURES

Dentures are sets of removable artificial teeth that replace missing teeth.

MISSING TEETH

Missing teeth can be replaced with dentures, bridges, or implants, to improve appearance and prevent your remaining teeth from moving.

ROOT CANAL

Otherwise known as endodontic treatment, root canals are the treatment for abscessed or infected teeth.

TOOTH FILLINGS

Tooth decay and small cracks can often be treated with tooth fillings, preventing further decay and restoring the tooth's natural shape.

CROWNS

A crown is placed over a damaged tooth to cover it from further damage and to improve the appearance of the tooth.

DENTAL IMPLANTS

Crowns, bridges, and dentures are typically attached to your jaw by a small implant that looks like a screw and functions as an artificial tooth root.

EXTRACTION

When a tooth is severely damaged or broken, it must be removed by a dental professional.

MOUTH GUARDS

Protect your teeth from wear or injury during contact sports. Mouth guards are tailored and fitted to ensure optimal protection and comfort.

SMILE MAKEOVER

Teeth whitening, teeth straightening, veneers, and inlays or onlays can be used to improve the appearance of your teeth and smile.

VENEERS

Veneers can be placed over a teeth to hide imperfections, cracks, and discoloration, while also protecting it from further wear.

COSMETIC BONDING

Cosmetic bonding is the process of fixing small defects in a tooth by bonding a white (tooth-coloured) resin to the tooth.

DENTAL HYGIENIST

A dental hygienist specialises in oral health and can provide professional teeth cleaning that help prevent gum diseases from occurring.

INLAYS & ONLAYS

A tooth-colored inlay or onlay can be used to cover and repair a tooth cavity that is too big to be repaired with a filling.

NERVOUS PATIENTS

Rest assured that dental treatments are typically pain-free. Our dental team will do their best to put you at ease.

TEETH WHITENING

Tooth discoloration, due to age, smoking, or foods and drink, and can be treated by a dentist through teeth whitening.

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