━ Our treatments
Everything your smile needs,
under one roof.
Seven surgeries, a dedicated implant suite and our own hygiene team mean routine care and complex treatment are handled in one place, by clinicians who know you.
━ Preventive care
Healthy gums first,
beautiful teeth after.
Almost every long-term dental problem — decay, gum recession, tooth loss, failing crowns — begins with something small and preventable. Our hygiene team works alongside your dentist to keep the foundations stable before any cosmetic or restorative work starts.
Detailed gum (periodontal) charting and monitoring
Ultrasonic scaling and Airflow stain removal
Tailored brushing, interdental and diet coaching
Fluoride and fissure sealants for higher-risk teeth
Bite and jaw-joint assessment for grinding and TMJ pain
Custom night guards and sports mouthguards
━ Your care pathway
How treatment works here.
Whether you come in for a check-up or a full-arch implant case, the route through the practice is the same — assess properly, plan in writing, treat calmly, then maintain.
01
Consultation
A full examination with radiographs and photographs, plus time to talk through what is bothering you and what you would like to change.
02
Written plan
Clear options with the pros, cons, timescales and exact fees for each, so you can make a decision without any pressure.
03
Treatment
Carried out in our own surgeries, with sedation available and complex cases handled in-house rather than referred away.
04
Maintenance
Hygiene visits and reviews at the interval that suits your risk, protecting the work you have invested in.
━ Restorative dentistry
Rebuilding damaged and missing teeth.
From a single white filling to full-mouth rehabilitation, restorative work is planned around how your bite actually functions — not just how it looks.
Crowns
Bridges
Inlays & onlays
Root canal treatment
Dentures
Extractions
━ FAQs
Treatment questions, answered.
The questions our reception team is asked most often. If yours isn’t here, call us on 0121 373 0462 — we’re happy to talk it through before you book.
Most patients are seen every six months, though we may recommend three-monthly reviews if you are being treated for gum disease, have a high risk of decay, or wear braces or aligners. Your dentist will agree a recall interval with you at the end of each examination.
We take a full medical and dental history, examine your teeth, gums, bite and jaw joints, screen the soft tissues for early signs of oral cancer, and take any radiographs we need. You then receive a written treatment plan setting out your options, the sequence of care and the exact costs before anything begins.
Yes. We keep emergency slots free each day for toothache, swelling, broken teeth, lost fillings or crowns, and trauma. Call 0121 373 0462 as early in the day as possible and we will do our best to see you the same day, whether or not you are a registered patient.
We are currently accepting new private patients across all our clinicians, and we accept referrals from other practices for implant, surgical and sedation cases. We offer both NHS and private treatment. NHS availability varies, so please call reception for the current position.
A large proportion of our patients are anxious. We offer longer appointments, careful explanation at every step, stop-signals you control, and both oral and intravenous sedation for those who need it. Many nervous patients start with a simple no-treatment consultation just to talk things through.
Yes. Please ask our reception team about options for spreading the cost of your treatment. Larger cases can often be staged. Decisions are usually given in minutes, with no arrangement fees.
We do. Children are welcome from their first tooth, and early visits are kept short, friendly and preventive — check-ups, fluoride application, diet advice and monitoring of the developing bite so any orthodontic need is spotted early.
Not sure which treatment you need?
Book a consultation and we’ll talk it through, with clear written options and costs.
