Care for every smile, at every stage.
From a child's first check-up to a complete smile design. Explore what each treatment involves, or tell us what you're noticing and we'll point you in the right direction.

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Choose what you're noticing. We'll show the treatments a dentist would usually consider, so you know what to ask about.
Pick what you're noticing, or start with what patients ask about most:
This guide is general information, not a diagnosis. Only an examination can tell you what's right for your teeth.
Cosmetic dentistry
Change the colour, shape and harmony of your smile. Smile design has been our focus for 20 years.

Cosmetic smile designing
A complete plan to transform how your smile looks.
What it is
A personalised plan, designed around your face, lips and bite, that can combine treatments such as whitening, caps and reshaping so the result looks natural.
Good for
Anyone unhappy with the colour, shape, size, spacing or alignment of their teeth.
What to expect
- Consultation and smile assessment
- Photos and impressions
- A step-by-step plan you approve
- Treatment in stages, then a review
Teeth bleaching & whitening
Professional whitening for a brighter, even shade.
What it is
Dentist-supervised bleaching that lightens stains and discolouration safely, with your gums protected throughout.
Good for
Teeth stained by tea, coffee, food, smoking or age.
What to expect
- Shade check and examination
- Gums and lips protected
- Whitening treatment
- Advice to keep your results
Dental jewellery
A tiny gem for a little sparkle.
What it is
A small, tooth-safe crystal is bonded to the front surface of a tooth with dental adhesive. There is no drilling, and it can be removed later.
Good for
Anyone who would like a subtle, playful accent on a healthy front tooth.
What to expect
- Choose your gem and where it sits
- Tooth cleaned and prepared
- Gem bonded and set with a curing light
- Simple care tips
Restorative dentistry
Repair damage and decay, and replace what is missing, so your teeth look, feel and work as they should.

Root canal treatment
Saves an infected or badly decayed tooth.
What it is
Infected or inflamed pulp is removed from inside the tooth; the canals are cleaned, shaped and sealed, saving your natural tooth.
Good for
Severe toothache, sensitivity that lingers, swelling or a deep infection.
What to expect
- Diagnosis with an X-ray
- Local anaesthesia
- Canals cleaned, shaped and sealed
- A cap, if needed, to protect the tooth
Caps & bridges
Strong, lifelike crowns and replacements.
What it is
A cap (crown) covers and protects a damaged tooth. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to the teeth on either side.
Good for
Cracked, heavily filled or root-treated teeth, and gaps left by missing teeth.
What to expect
- Examination and planning
- Tooth preparation and impressions
- A temporary cap or bridge
- Fitting the final restoration
Dentures
Comfortable full and partial dentures.
What it is
Removable dentures replace missing teeth and the surrounding gum, made to fit comfortably and look natural.
Good for
Several or all missing teeth, when implants are not the preferred option.
What to expect
- Impressions and measurements
- A try-in for fit and appearance
- Final fitting
- Adjustments for comfort
Dental implants
Fixed, natural-looking replacements for missing teeth, planned around your bone and gum health.

Dental implants
A fixed replacement for a missing tooth.
What it is
A titanium implant is placed in the jawbone to act as a new root, then topped with a cap that looks and works like a natural tooth.
Good for
One or more missing teeth, with healthy gums and enough bone (which is checked first).
What to expect
- Assessment with X-rays or a scan
- Implant placement
- Healing while the implant bonds with bone
- Final cap fitted
Orthodontics
Straighter teeth and a healthier bite, for children, teens and adults.

Orthodontics: straightening of teeth
Gradually straightens teeth and corrects the bite.
What it is
Braces or other orthodontic appliances apply gentle, steady pressure to move teeth into better alignment over time. The appliance is chosen to suit your teeth, age and lifestyle.
Good for
Crowding, gaps, crooked or protruding teeth and bite problems, in children, teens and adults.
What to expect
- Orthodontic assessment, X-rays and records
- Appliance fitted
- Regular adjustment visits
- A retainer to hold the result
Preventive, gum & children's care
Regular care that keeps small problems small, for every age.

Teeth cleaning
Scaling and polishing, with a full check-up.
What it is
A thorough check of your teeth, gums and mouth, with professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar that brushing can't reach.
Good for
Everyone, usually every six months.
What to expect
- Examination of teeth and gums
- X-rays if needed
- Scaling and polishing
- Advice for care at home
Periodontics: gum treatment
Treatment for bleeding gums and gum disease.
What it is
From deep cleaning below the gum line to ongoing maintenance, gum treatment stops disease and protects the bone that supports your teeth.
Good for
Bleeding, swollen or receding gums, bad breath or loose teeth.
What to expect
- Gum assessment
- Deep cleaning (scaling and root planing)
- A review of healing
- Maintenance visits
Pediatric dentistry
Preventive and corrective care for children.
What it is
Friendly first visits, check-ups, fluoride and sealants to protect growing teeth, treatment for decay, and early guidance on alignment.
Good for
Children from their first teeth through their teens.
What to expect
- A relaxed introduction
- A gentle examination
- Preventive or corrective care
- Tips for parents
Oral surgery
Gentle, careful surgical care, from extractions to wisdom teeth.

Oral surgery
Extractions, wisdom teeth and minor surgical care.
What it is
Surgical procedures carried out under local anaesthesia, including removing teeth that can't be saved and wisdom teeth that are impacted or infected.
Good for
Badly broken or decayed teeth, painful or impacted wisdom teeth, and other problems your dentist advises surgery for.
What to expect
- Examination and X-rays
- Local anaesthesia
- The procedure, done carefully
- Aftercare instructions and a review