Restorative & smile care
When a tooth is damaged or missing, it helps to understand the alternatives. Your assessment should come before a decision.
Keeping and replacing teeth
Know your options.
Root canal treatment
This treats infection inside a tooth. The inner space is cleaned and sealed; a filling or crown restores the tooth afterwards.
It may need several visits. Ask about the tooth’s outlook, alternatives and follow-up care.
Crowns
A crown covers a damaged tooth. The tooth is prepared and a fitted restoration is made for it.
Discuss material choices, the number of visits and how to clean around the finished crown.
Bridges
A bridge is a fixed replacement for missing teeth, supported by neighbouring teeth or implants.
Ask how the supporting teeth will be affected and how to clean beneath it.
Dentures
Removable dentures can replace some or all missing teeth. They are fitted for your mouth.
Discuss fit, adjustment visits, daily cleaning and getting used to eating and speaking.
Dental implants
An implant is placed in the jaw to support replacement teeth. Planning considers your bone, gums and general health.
Treatment happens in stages, often over months. Ask about healing, risks, long-term care and alternatives such as bridges or dentures. Implant treatment is not suitable for everyone.
Teeth whitening
Whitening lightens natural teeth. A dentist should check your teeth and gums before you decide.
Existing crowns, fillings and dentures do not whiten in the same way. Sensitivity can occur. Results and treatment time vary; follow the product-specific advice from your dentist.
Making a decision
Ask about the whole plan.
Assessment
Discuss your concerns, dental history and goals. Ask whether further records or referral are needed.
Options & estimate
Compare treatment, alternatives and the option of waiting where appropriate. Request an explanation of risks, visits and fees.
Treatment & review
Follow your individual aftercare advice and keep the recommended review appointments.
Common questions
Useful questions for your dentist.
How long will treatment take?
A small repair and an implant plan have very different timelines. The clinic should give an estimate after assessment, including any laboratory work and healing stages.
Will the result last forever?
No treatment has a guaranteed lifespan. Oral hygiene, the condition of supporting teeth and gums, habits and regular reviews all matter.
Can I choose a treatment from this page?
Use this guide to prepare questions. It does not determine suitability or confirm that a specific treatment is available at your chosen branch.
Patient information: root canal treatment, dental implants and whitening. General information; not a diagnosis.
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Start the conversation.
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A message is an enquiry. Your appointment is confirmed only when the clinic replies.