Services

We aim to focus on preventative treatments so that our patients have healthy mouths, and ultimately less treatment. Regular visits to the hygienist are vital in maintaining good oral health.

We recommend regular check-ups and advice for children which is provided for free under the NHS.

For our registered patients we provide out of hours service at the weekend. Please phone the emergency telephone number above for details

For emergency appointments during surgery time please phone 01932 829500

This is a simple, affective and painless way of improving your smile. We take impressions to provide you with custom made trays. The trays are used at home with a whitening compound.

Porcelain Veneers are thin layers of porcelain which are cemented over the front of natural teeth. They have a very natural appearance and can be used to alter the shape and colour of your teeth.

Crowns can help improve the appearance of a discoloured or poorly shaped tooth. Crowns are often the best way of protecting heavily filled teeth from fracturing as they cover the tooth. The crown is carefully matched to the colour of the existing teeth.

A bridge replaces a missing tooth or teeth using the teeth on either side of the gap. In some instances an adhesive bridge can be provided which requires minimal tooth preparation.

We can provide very natural looking dentures to replace missing teeth.

Old amalgam fillings can be replaced with tooth coloured filling materials.

We can also offer composite reneers which require little or no tooth preparation, to help enhance aesthetics

We aim to offer children using the practice a positive experience. We encourage regular visits and are happy to offer advice on your childs oral health.

The dental hygienists work closely together with the dentists to help care for your teeth and gums. It is important to treat gum disease to prevent tooth loss.

The early stages of gum disease are often easy to treat, by effective and thorough cleaning of your teeth. We can help you achieve this.

A routine dental examination plays an important part in the early detection of oral cancer. Mouth cancer is curable, small cancers are more easily treated.

Oral cancer represents 1% of all cancers in the UK and with around 4000 new cases reported each year in the UK the numbers are increasing.

The dentist will examine your whole mouth, checking your lips, cheeks, tongue, palate and throat to make sure that there are no changes in the tissue that which could indicate the onset of oral cancer.

We aim to make your appointments as pleasant as possible for you by being kind and understanding. If you are particularly anxious please mention this to the dentist.

We have a permanent ramp at the front entrance to our building and a ground floor surgery with easy wheelchair access.