Veneers
A dental veneer is a simple, comfortable and quick way to transform the look of a tooth that you might not be particularly happy with. For example it may be damaged, stained or twisted. A veneer can also be used to help protect the surface of a tooth from further damage.
Veneers can give a subtle or highly noticeable change – helping to improve the size, shape, colour and position of one or more teeth. They are very natural looking allowing you to gain a beautiful looking smile with the minimum of fuss.
A dental veneer is a very thin layer of a man-made material which is attached to the front surface of a tooth. They are most often used on the front upper and lower teeth. Usually they are made from ceramic, porcelain or composite. The process is quick, painless and requires very little preparation time.
Teeth Whitening
Brighten your smile and boost your confidence with our brilliant stain busting treatments. We offer whitening procedures that use a gentle chemical process to combat discolouration and freshen up your look.
Teeth can become discoloured for a variety of reasons including smoking, drinking fizzy drinks and coffee, and teeth thinning caused by ageing.
Home Whitening
Tailor-made whitening trays are produced from impressions taken of your teeth. You will be shown how to use them with a special whitening gel and then wear the trays for a few hours during the day or at night. Teeth will start to appear whiter and brighter over 2-4 weeks.
Composite Bonding
Composite bonding is an effective solution for restoring discoloured, chipped or cracked teeth. It can even be used to close gaps or reshape teeth.
Bonding involves the use of dental composite resin which is carefully colour-matched, then moulded to the perfect shape and bonded to your teeth. It can be performed in just one visit and is a low cost and less invasive option for many cosmetic issues.
White fillings
For aesthetic reasons, many people now opt for composite resin (tooth coloured) fillings.
You may need a filling for various reasons. Most often it is because of a decay in the tooth, however excessive biting of fingernails or grinding of the teeth can cause wear. They can also be damaged by hard food items or when biting on hard objects.
