Treatments

Clear aligners

A discreet way to move teeth, planned around your smile and bite. Clear aligners are removable trays made to guide selected tooth movements gradually.

Diagnostics

3D scanning

See your teeth in three dimensions. An intraoral scan creates a digital impression that helps the dental team assess your bite and plan suitable restorations or appliances.

Aesthetic braces

Fixed orthodontic treatment with a subtler appearance. Ceramic or tooth-coloured brackets can make braces less noticeable while supporting the planned correction of tooth alignment and bite.

Air Flow

A professional technique for cleaning dental biofilm and surface stains. Air Flow combines water, air and a suitable fine powder to clean areas selected by your dental professional.

All-on-4 implants

A full arch of replacement teeth supported by four implants. All-on-4 is an option to discuss when most or all teeth in one jaw need replacing.

All-on-5 implants

All-on-5 describes a full arch of fixed replacement teeth supported by five implants. The aim is a restoration planned around the needs of your individual jaw.

All-on-6 implants

Six implants can support a full arch of fixed teeth. All-on-6 brings the implant positions and the final bridge together in one carefully considered treatment plan.

All-on-8 implants

All-on-8 describes an arch of replacement teeth supported by eight implants in one jaw. It is an individually planned option for suitable full-arch rehabilitation cases.

Apicoectomy

When inflammation persists around a tooth root after root canal treatment, an apicoectomy may offer another way to preserve the natural tooth.

Bite splints and anterior bite appliances

A custom-made appliance may protect teeth from grinding or form part of care for selected jaw symptoms. The design and wearing schedule depend on a careful assessment.

Diagnostics

Cephalometry

A closer look at how your teeth, jaws and facial profile relate. Cephalometric analysis supports selected orthodontic plans by measuring features on a carefully positioned X-ray.

Children’s appliances and jaw expanders

Supporting a developing smile starts with the right timing. Selected removable appliances or expanders can address specific tooth and jaw relationships while a child is growing.

Composite veneers

Composite veneers use tooth-coloured resin to reshape the visible surface of a tooth. They can address selected chips, small gaps and uneven contours with a carefully planned change.

Crown lengthening

Crown lengthening exposes more of a natural tooth when a restoration needs a sound foundation or when excess gum tissue affects the smile.

Cyst removal

A cyst in the jaw may be discovered on an X-ray or investigated because of swelling. Treatment starts by understanding its type, size and location.

Dental implants

Dental implants provide a foundation for replacing missing teeth. Depending on your needs, they can support a single crown, a bridge or a removable denture.

E-MAX crowns

E-MAX crowns made from lithium disilicate ceramic cover a prepared tooth to restore its shape and appearance. The colour and translucency are selected to suit your smile.

E-MAX veneers

E-MAX veneers are thin lithium disilicate ceramic coverings for the fronts of selected teeth. They offer a way to adjust colour, shape and proportions after a dental assessment.

Impacted canine extraction

An impacted canine is a tooth that has not emerged into its expected position. Careful assessment helps decide whether to guide it into place or remove it.

Flexible dentures

Flexible dentures are removable tooth replacements made with a flexible resin base. They are usually considered for selected partial-denture cases where both appearance and the supporting tissues need careful assessment.

Frenulectomy

A tight band of tissue beneath the tongue or between the lip and gum can sometimes affect movement or pull on the gum. Assessment comes before intervention.

Gummy smile treatment

If you show more gum than you would like when smiling, the first step is to understand why. Different causes call for different solutions.

Lingual braces

Fixed braces placed behind the teeth offer a less visible approach to orthodontic treatment. They can guide tooth movement while keeping the front surfaces free of brackets.

Laser gingivectomy

Laser gingivectomy removes selected excess gum tissue to improve access, contour or the appearance of the gum line when the underlying conditions are suitable.

Laser treatment

Dental lasers are tools used for selected procedures. Whether a laser is helpful depends on the diagnosis, the tissue being treated and the intended result.

Metal braces

A familiar fixed option for aligning teeth and improving bite relationships. Metal brackets and wires allow the clinician to guide a wide range of planned tooth movements.

Metal-porcelain crowns

Metal-porcelain crowns combine an internal metal framework with a tooth-coloured ceramic outer layer. They are one option for rebuilding a tooth that needs more coverage than a filling.

Tooth extraction

When a tooth cannot be predictably restored or needs removal for another clinical reason, extraction is planned around comfort, healing and the next stage of care.

Diagnostics

Panoramic X-ray

An overview of your teeth and jaws in one image. A panoramic X-ray helps assess structures that are not visible during a routine mouth examination.

Non-surgical deep cleaning

Targeted cleaning below the gum line is a common part of periodontal care. It aims to reduce deposits and inflammation around teeth affected by gum disease.

Dentures

Dentures replace missing teeth with a removable appliance made for your mouth. A partial denture replaces some teeth; a complete denture replaces all the teeth in an arch.

Dental fillings

A filling repairs a localised area of damage or decay, helping restore the tooth’s shape and function while preserving the healthy structure that remains.

Self-ligating braces

A fixed brace with a built-in clip to hold the wire. Self-ligating brackets offer another way to deliver planned orthodontic movements, with suitability assessed individually.

Sinus lift

A sinus lift can create additional bone height beneath the upper-jaw sinus when there is not enough support for an implant in the back of the mouth.

Tartar removal

Professional removal of hardened deposits helps make daily cleaning more effective. Scaling is planned around the condition of your gums and the areas where tartar has collected.

Titanium framework and zirconia teeth

A titanium supporting framework combined with zirconia teeth is one option for an implant-supported restoration. The design brings together structural support and a tooth-coloured visible surface.

Treatment of infected teeth

An infected tooth needs dental assessment, even if the pain comes and goes. Treatment aims to address the source and preserve the tooth when possible.

Wisdom tooth surgery

Wisdom teeth are the last molars at the back of the mouth. Surgery may be considered when their position or condition causes a specific problem.

Zirconia crowns

Zirconia crowns are ceramic restorations made from zirconium dioxide. They cover a prepared tooth to rebuild its shape and function, with a colour selected for your smile.