Invisalign is a discreet orthodontic treatment used to straighten the front teeth and improve the appearance of your smile.

Instead of traditional braces, Invisalign Go uses a series of clear, removable aligners that are custom-made to fit your teeth. Each aligner gently moves the teeth a small amount, and you will change to a new aligner every one to two weeks as your teeth gradually move into a better position.

The aligners are almost invisible when worn and can be removed for eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing, making them a convenient and comfortable option for many patients.

Invisalign Go is ideal for treating mild to moderate crowding, spacing, or minor alignment issues in the front teeth, and treatment is often completed within a few months. The result is a straighter, more even smile and improved confidence.

from £2650 single arch £4350 dual arch

Dental implants are a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. They are designed to look, feel, and function like natural teeth.

A dental implant is a small titanium post that is carefully placed into the jawbone to act as an artificial tooth root. Over time, the implant integrates with the surrounding bone, creating a strong and stable foundation. Once the implant has healed, a custom-made crown is attached on top to restore the appearance and function of the missing tooth.

Dental implants can be used to replace a single missing tooth, several teeth, or to support dentures. They help restore chewing ability, improve appearance, and maintain the structure of the jawbone by preventing bone loss that can occur after tooth loss.

Implants are carefully planned and placed by experienced dental professionals to ensure a safe procedure and a natural-looking, long-lasting result.

from £2500

Composite edge bonding is a cosmetic dental treatment used to improve the shape, edges, and overall appearance of the front teeth.

During the procedure, a tooth-coloured composite resin material is carefully applied to the edges of the teeth to repair small chips, smooth uneven edges, close minor gaps, or make the teeth appear more balanced and symmetrical. The material is sculpted directly onto the tooth, then hardened with a special light and polished to create a natural-looking finish.

Composite edge bonding is a minimally invasive treatment, meaning little to no natural tooth structure usually needs to be removed. It can often be completed in a single appointment and provides an immediate improvement to the smile.

The result is a more even, natural-looking smile while preserving as much of the original tooth as possible.

£175 per tooth

Composite veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment used to improve the shape, colour, and overall appearance of the front teeth.

During the procedure, a tooth-coloured composite resin material is carefully applied and sculpted directly onto the front surface of the teeth. The dentist shapes the material to create a more even, balanced, and aesthetically pleasing smile before hardening it with a special light and polishing it to a natural finish.

Composite veneers can be used to improve discoloured, chipped, worn, uneven, or slightly misaligned teeth, as well as to close small gaps between teeth.

This treatment is usually minimally invasive, meaning little or no natural tooth structure needs to be removed. In many cases, composite veneers can be completed in a single appointment, providing an immediate improvement to the smile.

£299 per tooth

We offer two professional tray-based teeth whitening options to safely and effectively brighten your smile.

Our standard whitening system, Boutique Whitening, uses custom-made trays designed to fit your teeth precisely. Your dentist will take impressions or digital scans to create the trays, and you will be provided with whitening gel to use at home, usually for a set period each day or overnight. The gel gradually lifts stains from the enamel, helping to brighten your teeth over a couple of weeks.

Our premium whitening system, Enlighten Whitening EVO4, is a comprehensive three-week at-home whitening programme using custom-made trays. The treatment also includes a desensitising package to help minimise tooth sensitivity during the whitening process, as well as a one-year supply of top-up whitening gel to help maintain your results long term.

We are also proud to be an Enlighten Regional Centre of Excellence, meaning our team has additional training and experience in providing this advanced whitening system to achieve predictable, high-quality results.

Both whitening options are dentist-supervised and designed to provide safe, effective, and natural-looking results.

boutique £325‍ ‍enlighten £507

Dental crowns and veneers are restorative treatments used to improve the strength, function, and appearance of teeth.

A dental crown is a custom-made cap that fits over the entire tooth. It is used to restore teeth that are heavily damaged, weakened, cracked, or have large fillings. Crowns help protect the tooth while restoring its natural shape, strength, and appearance.

Veneers are thin, custom-made shells that are bonded to the front surface of the teeth. They are commonly used to improve the appearance of teeth that are discoloured, chipped, worn, uneven, or slightly misaligned. Veneers create a natural-looking, brighter, and more even smile.

Both crowns and veneers are carefully designed to match the colour and shape of your natural teeth, providing a durable and aesthetic result.

from £610

Dental hygienist visits focus on the prevention of gum disease and maintaining optimal oral hygiene. At our practice, you will be cared for by a dedicated hygiene team whose primary focus is keeping your teeth and gums healthy.

During your appointment, the hygienist will professionally remove plaque and tartar (hardened plaque) from your teeth, particularly in areas that are difficult to clean at home. Your teeth will then be polished to help remove surface stains and leave your smile feeling fresh and clean.

Routine hygienist visits are essential because plaque buildup can lead to gum inflammation, bleeding, bad breath, and, if left untreated, more advanced gum disease that can affect the supporting bone around your teeth. Regular appointments with our hygiene team help prevent these problems and support your long-term oral health, alongside personalised advice to maintain great results at home.

from £82

Amalgam fillings are a traditional type of dental filling used to restore teeth that have been affected by decay. They are made from a durable mixture of metals which combine to create a strong and long-lasting material.

Amalgam has been used in dentistry for many years because of its strength and ability to withstand heavy chewing forces, making it particularly suitable for back teeth.

from £98

Composite fillings are tooth-coloured restorations used to repair teeth that have been affected by decay, chips, or minor fractures. They are made from a durable resin material that is carefully matched to the natural shade of your teeth, allowing the filling to blend seamlessly with your smile.

The material is applied in layers and hardened using a special curing light, creating a strong bond to the tooth structure. This bonding process not only restores the tooth’s appearance but also helps support and strengthen the remaining natural tooth.

Composite fillings are a popular choice because they are both functional and aesthetic, making them suitable for both front and back teeth while maintaining a natural-looking result.

from £98 - £199

Routine dental extractions are simple procedures carried out to remove a tooth that cannot be restored or is causing problems. This may be due to severe decay, infection, advanced gum disease, overcrowding, or a fractured tooth.

Before the procedure, the area is fully numbed with local anaesthetic to ensure you remain comfortable throughout. The dentist will gently loosen and remove the tooth, taking care to minimise trauma to the surrounding tissues.

After the extraction, you will be given clear aftercare advice to support healing and reduce the risk of complications. Where appropriate, your dentist will also discuss suitable options for replacing the tooth to restore function and maintain your smile.

from £82

Surgical dental extractions are more advanced procedures carried out when a tooth cannot be removed with a simple extraction. This may be necessary if a tooth is broken at the gum line, has complex roots, is impacted, or is difficult to access. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic to ensure you remain comfortable, and may involve carefully lifting the gum or sectioning the tooth to allow safe removal.

Surgical extractions are often carried out as part of a wider treatment plan — particularly prior to dental implant placement. In these cases, special care is taken to preserve the surrounding bone and tissues. Bone grafting may be recommended at the time of extraction to help maintain the natural shape and volume of the jaw bone, which can shrink once a tooth is removed.

By preserving the bone structure, we create a stable foundation for future implant placement and help maintain the natural contours of your smile.

from £151

Socket preservation and bone grafting are procedures used after a tooth is removed to protect and rebuild the bone in the jaw.

When a tooth is extracted, the bone that used to support it can shrink or collapse over time. Socket preservation involves placing a special bone graft material into the empty tooth socket immediately after extraction. This helps maintain the natural shape and volume of the bone.

The graft acts as a scaffold that encourages the body to grow new bone in the area. Preserving the bone is important for maintaining facial structure and for supporting future treatments such as dental implants and bridges

from £544

Wisdom tooth removal is a procedure performed to remove one or more wisdom teeth (the third molars at the back of the mouth). These teeth can sometimes become impacted, grow at an angle, or not have enough space to come through properly, which can lead to pain, infection, swelling, or damage to nearby teeth.

Our consultant oral surgeons are highly trained specialists who carry out these procedures safely and precisely. They use advanced surgical techniques and appropriate anaesthesia to ensure the treatment is as comfortable as possible. The goal is to remove problematic wisdom teeth, relieve symptoms, and prevent future complications.

from £435

Dental IV sedation is a safe and effective way to help patients feel calm and relaxed during dental treatment. It is commonly used for people who feel anxious, nervous, or fearful about visiting the dentist.

The sedation medication is given through a small cannula placed in a vein in the arm or hand. This allows the dentist or sedation-trained clinician to carefully control the level of sedation throughout the procedure. Patients remain conscious and able to respond to instructions, but usually feel very relaxed and may remember little or nothing about the treatment afterwards.

IV sedation helps make dental procedures more comfortable and stress-free, allowing patients to receive the care they need while feeling calm and at ease.

from £175

An emergency pain dental appointment is a same-day or urgent visit arranged for patients experiencing severe dental pain, swelling, infection, or trauma affecting the teeth or gums.

During the appointment, the dentist will assess the cause of the pain through an examination and, if necessary, dental X-rays. The main aim is to diagnose the problem quickly and provide immediate relief. This may involve treatments such as cleaning the area, prescribing medication, draining an infection, placing a temporary dressing, or starting urgent dental treatment.

The goal of an emergency appointment is to relieve pain, control infection, and stabilise the problem before arranging any further treatment that may be required.

from £75

A dentist may provide a prescription when medication is needed to help treat or manage a dental condition. This is often required to control infection, relieve pain, or support healing after dental treatment.

For example, antibiotics may be prescribed if there is a dental infection or swelling, while pain relief medication may be recommended after procedures such as tooth extractions or oral surgery. In some cases, dentists may also prescribe special mouthwashes or medications to help manage gum disease or reduce inflammation.

The purpose of a dental prescription is to support your treatment, relieve symptoms, and help ensure a safe and comfortable recovery.

£17

Dentures are removable appliances used to replace missing teeth and surrounding tissues, helping to restore your smile, improve chewing, and support facial structure.

Clinical Dental Technicians (CDTs) are specially trained professionals who design, create, and fit dentures directly for patients. Because they are involved in both the clinical and technical stages, they can carefully craft dentures to achieve a comfortable fit, natural appearance, and proper function.

Dentures can be made as full (complete) dentures, which replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw, or partial dentures, which replace several missing teeth while fitting around the remaining natural teeth.

The process usually involves detailed measurements, impressions, and trial fittings to ensure the dentures look natural and feel comfortable. The goal is to restore confidence in your smile and make everyday activities such as eating and speaking easier.

from £650

Crown lengthening and gingivectomy are dental procedures that involve reshaping or removing small amounts of gum tissue to improve oral health or the appearance of the smile.

Crown lengthening is usually carried out when more of the natural tooth needs to be exposed. This may be necessary before placing a dental crown or restoring a tooth that is broken close to the gum line. By gently adjusting the gum and sometimes the supporting bone, the dentist can expose more of the tooth so it can be restored properly.

A gingivectomy involves carefully removing excess or overgrown gum tissue. This procedure may be recommended to treat certain gum conditions or to improve the appearance of a “gummy smile” by creating a more balanced gum line.

Both procedures are performed using precise techniques to reshape the gums, helping to create a healthier gum environment and a more balanced, natural-looking smile.

from £400

Sports guards and night guards are custom-made dental appliances designed to protect your teeth.

A sports guard (mouthguard) is worn during contact or high-impact sports to help protect the teeth, gums, and jaw from injury. It acts as a cushion that absorbs and spreads the force of impact, reducing the risk of chipped, broken, or knocked-out teeth. Custom-made sports guards are designed to fit comfortably and securely, making them easier to wear while breathing and speaking.

A night guard is worn while sleeping and is designed for patients who grind or clench their teeth (bruxism). The guard creates a protective barrier between the upper and lower teeth, helping to prevent tooth wear, fractures, jaw discomfort, and headaches caused by grinding.

Both appliances are made from custom impressions or digital scans of your teeth, ensuring a comfortable fit and effective protection.

from £199

Dental X-rays are safe, low-radiation images that allow your dentist to see areas of your mouth that cannot be examined with the naked eye. They provide detailed information about the spaces between teeth, beneath fillings, the roots of teeth, the supporting bone, and the health of your jaw.

Routine X-rays are important because many dental problems — such as early decay, infections, cysts, or bone loss from gum disease — often develop silently without pain or visible signs. By detecting these issues early, treatment can be simpler, less invasive, and more cost-effective.

Your dentist will only recommend X-rays when clinically necessary, based on your individual risk factors and oral health needs, ensuring they are taken safely and appropriately as part of your ongoing preventative care.

from £8

An initial dental assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of your oral health. During this appointment, the dentist will review your medical and dental history, discuss any concerns or symptoms you may have, and carry out a thorough examination of your teeth, gums, bite, and soft tissues.

Digital X-rays are taken to detect issues that are not visible to the naked eye, such as decay between teeth, infections, bone loss, or problems beneath existing fillings and crowns. Where appropriate, a 3D scan may also be carried out. This advanced imaging provides a detailed view of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding structures, helping with accurate diagnosis and treatment planning — particularly for implants, orthodontics, or complex restorative work.

The aim of the initial assessment is to identify any current problems, assess your overall oral health, and create a personalised treatment plan to help you maintain a healthy, confident smile.

£95

A routine recall dental appointment is a regular check-up designed to maintain your oral health and prevent problems before they develop. During the visit, the dentist will examine your teeth, gums, and soft tissues, checking for signs of decay, gum disease, oral cancer, and any changes since your last appointment.

If needed, small X-rays may be taken to monitor areas that cannot be seen visually. Your bite, existing fillings, crowns, or other dental work will also be reviewed to ensure everything remains stable and functioning well.

These appointments are an important part of preventative care, helping to keep your smile healthy and addressing any concerns early — often before they become more complex or costly to treat.

£45