Missing or damaged teeth.
Repair, save or replace. Start with what has happened and see the routes worth discussing.
What would you like help with?
Step 1 of 2 — Your concern
Repairing a damaged tooth
Fillings and crowns can repair or protect a damaged tooth. Your dentist will check how much of the tooth can be kept.
White fillings
Tooth-coloured fillings to repair decay or damage.
Crowns and bridges
Crowns cover a damaged tooth. Bridges replace missing teeth with a fixed restoration.
Replacing missing teeth
Compare implants, bridges and dentures. Your dentist will explain the differences and which options suit your mouth.
Dental implants
Implants replace tooth roots and support replacement teeth.
Crowns and bridges
Crowns cover a damaged tooth. Bridges replace missing teeth with a fixed restoration.
Dentures
Removable replacements for some or all missing teeth.
Replacing several or all teeth
Explore removable dentures, dentures supported by implants and fixed full-arch implants. Assessment is needed before planning a replacement.
Dentures
Removable replacements for some or all missing teeth.
Implant-retained dentures
Removable dentures supported by dental implants.
Full-arch dental implants
A fixed set of replacement teeth supported by implants.
Get help with toothache
Contact the practice about dental pain or a suspected infection. An examination identifies the cause; root canal treatment is one option for treating infection inside a tooth.
Emergency dental care
Contact details and information about urgent dental appointments.
Root canal treatment
Treatment for infection inside a tooth.
Restoring worn teeth
Several worn teeth may need to be planned together. Explore tooth-wear treatment and crowns, then discuss the options with your dentist.
Complex tooth-wear rehabilitation
Assessment and coordinated treatment for several worn or damaged teeth.
Crowns and bridges
Crowns cover a damaged tooth. Bridges replace missing teeth with a fixed restoration.
Start with a dental check-up
You do not need to choose a treatment before booking. A check-up gives you a chance to explain the problem and discuss your options.
Dental check-up
An examination to check your teeth and gums and discuss any concerns.
Your dentist will explain which options are suitable after examining your teeth.
Spread the cost
£143.75 a month
Invisalign over 24 months. 9.9% APR representative. Finance provided by Medenta, subject to status.
What the assessment looks at.
- 01
Urgent symptoms
Pain, swelling, infection and damage are identified so immediate priorities come first.
- 02
Can the tooth be saved?
The remaining tooth, supporting bone and likely long-term outlook are assessed.
- 03
Gums and bite
Gum health and the way the teeth meet affect repair and replacement planning.
- 04
Records and imaging
X-rays, photographs, scans or 3D imaging may be used where clinically necessary.
Results from this route.
Single implant replacing a missing upper tooth
A gap in the upper arch closed with a single dental implant.
Common questions.
Can a badly damaged tooth always be saved?
No. The amount of healthy tooth, infection, support and long-term outlook all matter.
Is root canal treatment a replacement?
No. It treats infection inside a tooth with the aim of retaining that tooth where possible.
How do a bridge and an implant differ?
A bridge is supported by teeth around a gap. An implant is placed in the jaw and supports a restoration.
Are dentures always removable?
Conventional dentures are removable. Implant-retained dentures use implants for added retention but are generally removed for cleaning.
What will treatment cost?
These routes vary significantly. Complete costs are confirmed in writing after the required assessment and records.
What if I am in pain now?
Contact the practice for an urgent assessment rather than waiting to choose a long-term replacement.
Not sure which appointment you need?