In only the most extreme and necessary cases – such as when its roots are severely damaged beyond repair – we may extract a tooth in preparation for a restorative dentistry procedure, such as dentures or bridges

Each of our teeth contains a long, thin strand of dental pulp – which provides the tooth with nutrients and nerves – that extends down to the tooth’s root. If the pulp becomes infected or injured, the tooth’s nerves die and often, without endodontic treatment, the tooth dies as well. Root canals are designed to save such damaged teeth. During the procedure (performed under anaesthesia), a gap is drilled into the tooth’s crown and pulp chamber, diseased pulp is reshaped or removed, and the tooth is permanently sealed with a gold, porcelain, or tooth-coloured crown.

Imagine your perfect smile clean white teeth without metal fillings! Using modern technology we can colour-match white composite to your existing teeth, an attractive and healthier option of replacing a tooth instead of using mercury amalgams.

This is a plate with a number of false teeth on it. It may be made of plastic or a mixture of metal and plastic. Both types may also use retaining clips to keep the denture in place in the mouth.

Did you know that treating gum disease requires more than a quick scale and polish? Our hygienists dedicate extra time to thoroughly clean your teeth and provide personalized guidance for optimal gum health.

While this is a private service, it's a valuable investment in your long-term oral health. And now, thanks to updated guidelines, you can book an appointment directly!

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We update our NHS availability regularly.

The button below will take you to the NHS website where you can easily check if we are accepting new patients, and explore other options in your area.

You are not a patient under our care as an NHS patient if your last dental check-up was over 3 years ago.

You can still be seen privately until such a time as we have capacity to take on new adult NHS patients.

You can still be seen for dental emergencies or if referred by NHS111.

If you have been suspended by the practice, or if your appeal of a suspension has not been upheld, you cannot be seen at the practice.

Dental implants are not available on the NHS in primary care. Your NHS dentist cannot offer this treatment or refer you to the NHS for this.

The practice offers dental implants as a private treatment option for replacing missing teeth.