While we are not currently taking on new NHS patients, we would be delighted to welcome you as a private patient. We also have a range of pay-monthly dental plans to make your dental care more affordable.

An amalgam filling, often called a "silver filling" due to its metallic appearance, is a type of dental restoration used to fill cavities caused by tooth decay. It has been a common filling material for over 150 years. Please read our article for full details about amalgam fillings [article link]

To give you the most accurate pricing, we need to understand your individual needs, as treatment costs differ for each patient and procedure. Your dentist will thoroughly review your options with you during your visit and provide a clear estimate.

A composite filling, often referred to as a "white filling" or "tooth-colored filling," is a type of dental restoration used to repair a tooth damaged by decay (a cavity), chips, or small cracks. Please read our article for full details about composite fillings [article link]

We are proud to offer a comprehensive range of dental treatments designed to suit all your dental needs. From routine check-ups and preventative care to restorative procedures like fillings and crowns, we're here to keep your smile healthy. We also specialise in a wide range of cosmetic dentistry options to enhance the appearance of your smile, including teeth whitening, veneers, and teeth straightening.

Our waiting list times can vary depending on the specific treatment and time of year. However, please be assured that we are always working efficiently to get our patients booked in as quickly as possible.

Yes, we are currently taking on new private patients! If you're interested in joining our practice, please don't hesitate to get in touch. We'd be delighted to discuss your needs and help you get the process started.

Dental implants are a fantastic solution for replacing missing teeth. In simple terms, they are small, titanium posts that are surgically placed into your jawbone, acting as a stable foundation for a crown, bridge, or denture. For more in-depth information about dental implants and their benefits, please visit our dedicated 'Knowledge Centre' on our website.

Seeing our dental hygienist regularly is crucial for maintaining excellent oral health. They play a vital role in preventing gum disease and tooth decay by providing professional cleaning, removing plaque and tartar, and offering personalised advice on effective brushing and flossing techniques. Regular hygiene appointments help keep your breath fresh and your smile bright, contributing to your overall well-being.

The frequency of your dental check-ups can vary from person to person, depending on your individual oral health needs. Generally, we recommend a check-up every 6 to 12 months to monitor your dental health and catch any potential issues early.

Similar to check-ups, the ideal frequency for seeing our hygienist varies. For someone with good oral hygiene practices, we typically recommend visiting twice a year. However, if you have specific concerns or a history of gum problems, we may advise more frequent appointments.

Yes, we do! We offer teeth straightening solutions with our trusted partners, ClearCorrect. We invite you to book in for a consultation to discuss whether ClearCorrect is the right option for achieving your straighter smile.

Absolutely! We offer convenient at-home teeth whitening kits to help you achieve a brighter, more confident smile. If you're interested, please get in touch to book a consultation so we can assess your suitability and guide you through the process.

Yes, we do have a downstairs treatment room to facilitate all our patients. Please let us know when booking your appointment if you require the use of our downstairs room, and we will do our best to accommodate you.

We are open Monday to Friday to serve your dental needs. While we are not open on weekends, we do provide an emergency on-call service. Should you experience a dental emergency outside of our regular hours, please call us, and someone will be available to assist you.

If you have a toothache, please call us immediately. We will ask you some questions to help us triage your situation and get you seen as soon as possible. If you are experiencing severe signs of infection or swelling, please consider calling NHS 111 or attending Accident & Emergency.

We recommend bringing your child for their first dental appointment from one year old onwards, or as soon as their first teeth begin to emerge. Early dental visits help familiarise them with the dental environment and allow us to provide important preventative care and advice from a young age.