Aesthetics

All dental procedures should have the aesthetic implications assessed and improved.

Surgery

Some surgery, including wisdom teeth removal may be carried out without recourse to general anaesthesia. Under local anaesthetic, trauma and the debilitating post- operative pain and suffering may be better managed than avoiding time off work..

HICAPS

This facility is available at the surgery for processing of accounts if the patient's private health cover is extended to "extras".

 

Dr. Richard Robinson

      BDS. U. Sheff. Eng • Dental Surgeon
• Aesthetics and Dental Health

 

Emergencies Welcome

Relief of pain is an obli- gation but it is our pleasure to help. Acute pain is usually treated the day of contact. Chronic pain, if not severe, may have to wait longer.

 

New Patients

Assess health/rate of decay/ severity of perio/ tooth wear/ aesthetics.

 

Periodontal Treatment

The foundation for dental health. The teeth may be sound but unless the in- frastructure and security of roots in the bone is managed, prognosis is compromised.

 

Hygienist -
Michelle Carthy

Works with patient to enhance oral health - especially in the areas of Periodontal health, abrasion, attrition and general enamel wear.

 

Implants

At least now we have somewhere to go if, in the worst event
- Tooth loss, is unavoidable.

 

Crowns and Bridges

The traditional way to restore spaces. Still preferable to implants in many circumstances.

 

Bleaching

Bleaching is effective but sometimes not uniform and needs to be carried out with care and supervision. The teeth maybe softened by the process unless mitigation of the strong chemical is implemented. In-house 1-hour bleaching is not recommended.

 

Dentures

Traditional full dentures have always been problematic. New over dentures secured to implants give a safe and functional alternative.