Dental Problems We Treat

Urgent problems that should not wait for a routine appointment.

Intense, persistent pain, often with nerve involvement.

Aching or throbbing teeth, with or without an obvious cause.

Infection at the root or in the gum, which needs prompt treatment.

Facial swelling from a dental infection, treated urgently.

Trauma to a tooth, where the first hour matters most.

Chipped, cracked or fractured teeth.

A crown that has come loose or fallen out.

A filling that has fallen out, with or without pain.

Bleeding that continues after a tooth is removed.

From early gingivitis through to advanced periodontitis.

Gums that bleed when brushing or flossing.

Gums pulling back and exposing the root.

Teeth that move, usually a sign of bone or gum loss.

Persistent bad breath caused by gum infection.

Excess gum showing when you smile.

Wisdom teeth trapped against bone or neighbouring teeth.

Pain as wisdom teeth erupt or become impacted.

Infection around a partly erupted wisdom tooth.

Swelling around the wisdom tooth or jaw.

One tooth or several, with replacement options that preserve bone.

Losing teeth sooner than expected, and why it happens.

Pain or infection returning after root canal treatment.

Cracked, loose or badly fitting dentures.

Upper front teeth overlapping the lower teeth too far.

Lower teeth sitting in front of the upper teeth.

Upper and lower teeth meeting out of line.

Not enough room, causing overlapping teeth.

Teeth out of line, and how they can be straightened.

Spacing between teeth, from small gaps to wide diastema.

Pain, clicking or restricted movement in the jaw joint.

Grinding and clenching, and the wear it causes.

Dental appliances that help with snoring and sleep apnoea.

Sharp pain with hot, cold or sweet, and what causes it.

Reduced saliva, and the decay risk that comes with it.

Persistent bad breath and its dental causes.

Surface and deeper staining, and what removes each.

Discolouration from age, diet or enamel wear.

Decay in baby and adult teeth, treated gently.

How prolonged thumb sucking affects developing teeth.

Restricted tongue movement affecting feeding or speech.

Sedation and calmer approaches for anxious patients, including people who have avoided dentists for years.