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NHS and private treatments are available at this practice.

The NHS provides all the treatment necessary to secure and maintain your oral health. You may also choose to have some treatments (i.e. cosmetic) provided privately. We are happy to discuss these options with you.

In addition to routine treatments this practice offers:

Twilight sleep sedation – ‘gas and air’
Cosmetic dentistry – for a better smile
Teeth whitening
Mouthguards – to protect your teeth
Fissure sealing – to prevent tooth decay
White fillings – an alternative to silver amalgam fillings
Hygienist

We are pleased to offer the Inman Aligner, the perfect solution for crowding or protrusion of the front teeth. It is really fast, very safe and great value. Your front teeth can be gently guided to an ideal position in a matter of weeks. Most cases complete in 6-18 weeks and because it’s removable you can take it out to fit with your lifestyle.

A GUIDE TO OUR COSMETIC TREATMENTS

CROWNS & BRIDGES

Unsightly teeth can be covered with crowns and spaces between teeth can be filled using bridges.

PORCELAIN VENEERS

Veneers provide a wafer thin covering to hide discolouration on teeth and close unsightly gaps with little work needed on the tooth itself.

WHITE COLOURED FILLINGS

Remove unsightly silver metal fillings and replace them with tooth coloured fillings for a more natural smile.

TEETH WHITENING

This is a highly effective procedure to lighten the colour of natural teeth. We offer a tray system for home use.

DENTURES

We offer a full range of denture options to help achieve the most natural results.

MOUTHGUARDS

ROOT CANAL TREATMENT

HYGIENIST

One of the easiest and best ways to maintain the health of your teeth and gums is to keep them plaque free with regular visits to a dental hygienist. Plaque build-up is a leading cause of decay and gum inflammation (gingivitis) and when it goes unchecked it can also be the source of enamel staining, unpleasant smells and bleeding of the gums. In fact 90% of adults will experience gum disease at least once in their lifetime. And if you have restorations such as crowns, veneers, fillings, dentures or implants seeing a dental hygienist for regular treatment is even more essential.