Most small chips are repaired with bonding or a filling, done in a single visit. Larger breaks often need a crown, veneer or root canal, and severe damage may mean extraction and replacement. Whatever the size of the chip, the safest first step is simple: save any...
A persistent salty, bitter or foul taste often points to a tooth infection or a draining dental abscess, especially when it sits on one side of your mouth. If the taste is new, keeps coming back, or comes with pain, swelling or fever, we recommend booking a dental...
A flexible partial denture is a good option if you’re missing one or a few teeth and want a discreet, metal-free appliance that feels comfortable against your gums. The trade-off is real: these dentures look natural and flex with your mouth, but they’re harder to...
A tooth filling repairs a cavity by removing the decayed part of your tooth and replacing it with a durable material, restoring its shape and function. We carry out the procedure under local anaesthetic, so you feel pressure but not pain, and most fillings take less...
Most tooth infections do not need antibiotics as the main treatment. They are reserved for cases with signs of spreading infection, fever, facial swelling, or a weakened immune system. For most toothaches, the real fix is a dental procedure such as drainage, a root...
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