Treatments
Everyday dentistry, done gently and explained clearly
Most of what we do is prevention: regular check-ups, cleaning and small repairs before they become big ones. When you need more, we show you the options and the fees first.
Check-upsFillingsRoot canalGum careChildrenCrownsWhiteningNight guards
Check-ups and cleaning
Every six months for most adults: teeth and gums checked, a professional clean and polish, and X-rays when they are due.
30–45 min
Tooth-coloured fillings
Small cavities repaired in a single visit with a filling that matches your tooth. We numb the area first and check in as we go.
30–60 min
Root canal treatment
When the inside of a tooth is inflamed, we clean and seal it to keep the tooth. Usually two to four visits, explained step by step.
2–4 visits
Gum care
A short course with a hygienist for gums that bleed or feel tender: deep cleaning, home care that fits your day, and a follow-up check.
3–4 visits
Children’s dentistry
First visits from the first tooth, Saturday morning children’s sessions, fluoride and sealants, and plenty of time to sit in the big chair.
20–30 min
Crowns and bridges
For a tooth that is broken or heavily filled. Covered or self-pay ceramic options, with photographs and prices before you choose.
2–3 visits
Whitening at home
Custom trays and a gentle gel you use at home, after a check-up confirms your teeth and gums are healthy.
2 visits
Night guards
A thin, comfortable guard for people who clench or grind their teeth in their sleep, made from a quick scan.
2 visits
Saturday children’s mornings
A first visit that feels like a visit, not a treatment
Bring your child along to one of your own check-ups, or book them in from their first tooth. The first time, they ride the chair up and down, count their teeth with us and choose a sticker.
- Parents stay in the room, always
- Short appointments, at the child’s pace
- Fluoride and sealants when they help
- Reminders before every check-up
New patients welcome
Come and see us. We will take it slowly.
Book online, call us, or ask at the desk. Tell us if you are nervous, if something hurts, or if you would like to bring someone with you.
