Treatments

Dentistry is founded on the principle of prevention. Most patients are recommended twice-yearly examinations and cleaning. Not only do they help prevent dental problems before they arise, they leave your gums healthier and your teeth cleaner and whiter.

If you have a damaged or decayed tooth, our dentists can help you choose the best solution.

Missing teeth can have a huge impact on your appearance but, more importantly, your diet can suffer. Those missing several teeth in a row may want to consider dentures for both cosmetic reasons and overall wellbeing.

Our dentist Natalie makes every effort to preserve your teeth. However, extractions are necessary when decay has made a tooth unrestorable or when you have advanced periodontal (gum) disease. Natalie ensures the procedure is as painless as possible, and our supportive team are there for you every step of the way.

Used to prevent the spread of tooth decay or correct cosmetic damage, a filling is one of the ways our dentists preserve your dental health.

Excessive jaw clenching and bruxism (teeth grinding) can accelerate tooth and jaw deterioration. Meanwhile, snoring can affect the quality of your own sleep and that of those around you.

For many patients, dental treatment can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re anxious, have had a difficult experience in the past or need more complex care.

Invisalign in Kingsbridge: the clear way to straighten your teeth. Are you dreaming of straighter teeth but put off by the thought of traditional metal braces?

Causes of periodontal (gum) disease include genetic susceptibility, smoking and other illnesses such as diabetes. Periodontal maintenance involves removing plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline.

If you’re struggling with jaw pain, headaches or discomfort while chewing or speaking, our experienced team is here to help.

Professional teeth whitening is far more effective and longer lasting than whitening toothpastes, and a beautifully white smile can boost your confidence. Whitening prescribed by a dentist is the only recognised and safe method advised by the General Dental Council, and we use safe bleaching products.