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An examination checks your teeth, gums and mouth. You can discuss any concerns and your medical history. Your dentist may recommend X-rays or further assessment and explain any care you need.

An examination checks your child’s developing teeth, gums and mouth. The dentist can discuss brushing, diet and any concerns, with advice suited to your child’s age and needs.

Professional cleaning removes plaque and hardened deposits that brushing alone cannot remove. Your clinician checks what cleaning you need and can show you ways to care for your teeth and gums at home.

AIRFLOW uses air, water and a fine powder to remove plaque and surface stains. Your clinician checks your teeth and gums and chooses suitable cleaning methods for your mouth.

Cleaning for children removes deposits where needed and supports healthy teeth and gums. The visit can include practical brushing and diet advice, tailored to your child’s age and needs.

A gum assessment investigates concerns such as bleeding, soreness or loose teeth. It can include measuring around the gums and X-rays where needed, before discussing suitable treatment and home care.

Deep gum cleaning removes deposits below the gum line to treat gum disease. Your clinician assesses the affected areas and explains the cleaning, any local anaesthetic and the follow-up care you may need.

A gum treatment review checks how your gums have responded to care. Your clinician can reassess bleeding and the spaces around your teeth, then discuss ongoing cleaning and any further treatment.

A filling repairs part of a tooth affected by decay or damage. Your dentist checks the tooth, discusses suitable materials and removes the affected tissue before placing and shaping the repair.

Inlays and onlays are custom-made repairs for part of a tooth. They may suit damage that needs more support than a filling. Your dentist assesses the tooth, prepares it and fits the restoration.

A crown is a cap fitted over a prepared tooth to rebuild it. It may help a badly damaged or weakened tooth. Your dentist discusses suitable materials, preparation and alternatives before treatment.

Suitable crowns and partial tooth repairs can be designed and made in-house in one visit. Your dentist checks the tooth and explains whether this approach is suitable, including preparation and fitting.

Root canal treatment treats infection or inflammation inside a tooth. The inner tissue is removed, the canals are cleaned and sealed, and the tooth is restored. Your dentist explains the treatment and any further protection needed.

An extraction removes a tooth when keeping it is not suitable or another reason requires removal. Your dentist assesses the tooth, explains alternatives and risks, and discusses anaesthetic and aftercare.

Some teeth, including troublesome wisdom teeth, need a surgical approach to removal. Assessment may include X-rays. Your dentist explains the procedure, relevant risks, anaesthetic options and recovery before treatment.

A mouthguard may help protect teeth affected by grinding or clenching. Your dentist assesses your teeth, bite and symptoms, then discusses an appropriate appliance, its fit and how to look after it.

A bite splint may help protect teeth from grinding or clenching. Your dentist checks your teeth, bite and symptoms, then discusses whether a splint is suitable and how it should be worn.

Invisalign uses a planned series of removable clear aligners to move teeth. Assessment considers your teeth and bite. Your clinician explains the treatment plan, wearing the aligners and the reviews and retainers needed.

Fixed braces use brackets and wires to move teeth. They may help crowded teeth, gaps or bite problems. An assessment checks your teeth and bite before discussing a plan, adjustments and care during treatment.

Retainers help hold teeth in position after straightening. They can be removable or fixed. Your clinician checks the fit and explains wearing and cleaning them, including what to do if one is damaged or lost.

Dentist-supervised home whitening uses whitening gel with trays. Your dentist checks your teeth and gums first, then explains safe use, likely limits and possible sensitivity. Existing fillings, crowns and veneers do not whiten.

In-surgery whitening is carried out by a dental professional at the practice. Your dentist first checks suitability and discusses the process, expected limits and possible sensitivity. Existing fillings, crowns and veneers do not whiten.

Composite bonding adds tooth-coloured material to change a tooth’s shape or repair small defects. Your dentist checks your teeth and bite, discusses the changes you want, then shapes and polishes the material.

Veneers are thin coverings fitted to the front of teeth to change their appearance. Your dentist assesses your teeth and bite, discusses alternatives and explains any tooth preparation and the fitting process.

Dental implants are placed in the jawbone to support replacement teeth. Assessment considers your mouth, general health and available bone, with imaging where needed. Your clinician explains surgery, healing and the replacement tooth options.

Full arch implants support a fixed replacement for all upper or lower teeth, or both. Assessment considers your gums, bone and bite. Your clinician explains the plan, surgery, healing and ongoing cleaning.

For suitable patients, temporary fixed teeth can be fitted on the day of implant surgery. Assessment and planning come first; healing and final teeth follow later. The asterisk beside this option opens the full qualification.

A dental bridge is a fixed replacement for missing teeth, supported by neighbouring teeth or implants. Your dentist checks the gap, supporting teeth and bite, then explains suitable designs and any preparation needed.

Dentures are removable replacements for some or all missing teeth. Your dentist assesses your mouth and discusses suitable designs. Making and fitting them involves measuring your mouth and checking the fit, bite and appearance.

Implant-supported dentures use implants to support or hold a denture in place. Your clinician assesses your mouth and bone, then explains the denture design, implant treatment, cleaning and any maintenance of its attachments.