Periodontics focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of gum disease and conditions affecting the bone that supports your teeth. With appropriate periodontal care, gum health can improve, infection can be managed, and the risk of tooth loss may be reduced.
Explore periodontal treatments designed to manage gum disease, address gum recession, and support the health of the tissues surrounding your teeth. Your dentist will recommend suitable care based on your gum health and clinical assessment.
Best for: Gum disease with plaque and tartar below the gumline
This treatment removes bacterial plaque and hardened tartar from beneath the gums and smooths root surfaces to help gum tissue heal and reduce periodontal pocket depth when appropriate.
Best for: Advanced gum disease with deep periodontal pockets
When non-surgical treatment is not sufficient, a periodontist may gently reposition gum tissue to access deep areas for cleaning. Additional treatment may be considered depending on the condition of the supporting bone and tissues.
Best for: Gum recession and exposed tooth roots
Gum grafting adds tissue to areas affected by gum recession. Depending on the case, it can help cover exposed roots, protect vulnerable tooth surfaces, reduce sensitivity, and improve the gumline.
Best for: Selected restorative and cosmetic dental needs
This procedure reshapes gum tissue and, when necessary, supporting bone to expose more of the natural tooth. It may be recommended to help prepare a tooth for restoration or to adjust an uneven gumline.
Personalised periodontal care focused on healthier gums, supporting tissues, and long-term oral health.
Early assessment and appropriate periodontal treatment can help manage gum disease, limit further damage to supporting tissues, and reduce the risk of tooth loss.
We aim to make your treatment as comfortable as possible through careful techniques, appropriate local anaesthesia when needed, and attention to your comfort throughout the procedure.
Your medical history matters. We consider conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, pregnancy, and heart disease when planning appropriate periodontal care and coordinating treatment when necessary.
Receive practical advice on brushing, interdental cleaning, and ongoing gum maintenance to help manage plaque and support healthier gums between visits.
A personalised treatment journey designed around your smile goals, dental health, and comfort.
We discuss your smile goals, examine your teeth, and take photos or digital impressions when needed to assess your treatment options.
We explain suitable treatments, expected outcomes, and the steps involved so you can make an informed decision about your smile.
From professional teeth whitening to veneer preparation, your procedure follows the agreed plan with attention to comfort and precision.
We check your results, make any necessary adjustments, and provide aftercare guidance to help maintain your smile.
Everything you need to know about cosmetic dentistry and your journey towards a confident smile.
We believe that informed patients feel more confident. Find answers to common questions about cosmetic dental treatments, results, and care.
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Contact Our Team ↗Most cosmetic treatments, such as teeth whitening and dental bonding, involve little to no discomfort. Some procedures may cause temporary sensitivity. For treatments such as porcelain veneers, local anesthesia may be used when appropriate to help keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.
The lifespan of cosmetic dental results depends on the treatment, your oral hygiene, and your lifestyle. Typical estimates include:
Regular dental checkups, brushing, flossing, and avoiding habits that damage teeth can help maintain your results.
Cosmetic treatments can be tailored to complement your natural teeth, smile, and facial features. Your dentist will discuss suitable tooth shapes and shades to help achieve a natural-looking, harmonious result.
The cost varies depending on the treatment, the number of teeth involved, and the materials used. During your consultation, our team can assess your needs and explain the recommended treatment options and associated costs before you proceed.
Teeth Whitening lightens natural teeth by reducing discoloration and stains. It does not change the shape of your teeth.
Porcelain Veneers are thin coverings bonded to the front surfaces of selected teeth. They can improve the appearance of discoloration, chips, gaps, and certain shape concerns. Your dentist can help you determine which option suits your needs.
Depending on your treatment and the available technology, digital photographs, assessments, or smile simulations may help you understand the proposed changes. Your dentist will explain what preview options are available and how closely they may represent the final result.
