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Replacing one or a few teeth
A dental implant with a crown is usually the first option to look at. A bridge can be an alternative, depending on the neighbouring teeth and the bone.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
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Replacing most or all of your teeth
A fixed bridge supported by four or six implants can replace a full arch of teeth. Which approach fits depends on your bone and your general health, which is assessed with a 3D scan.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
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Changing the colour of your teeth
Professional whitening lightens natural teeth. If you have crowns, veneers or very deep staining, which whitening does not change, bonding or veneers may be discussed instead.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
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Small changes to shape and gaps
Composite bonding can repair small chips and close small gaps. Porcelain veneers are an option for larger or longer-lasting changes.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
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A new smile
When several things need to change, a smile makeover combines treatments in one plan, starting with a smile design that you see and agree before any tooth is prepared.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
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Shaping the gum line
Gum contouring evens out the gum line and can reduce a gummy smile. It is often planned together with other cosmetic treatment.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
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A tooth that hurts
Pain needs an examination to find its cause. Common causes are decay or an inflamed nerve, which may be treated with a filling or root canal treatment. Only an examination and an X-ray can tell.
If you have severe pain, swelling or a high temperature, please see a dentist near you straight away.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
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A broken or worn tooth
A crown protects a tooth that is badly broken, worn or weakened by a large filling. Smaller chips can often be repaired with bonding.
Treatments to read about
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
Your answers are added to the form, so you do not have to explain again.
Your starting point
Start with an assessment
Send us a few photos of your smile and, if you have them, recent X-rays. A dentist reviews them and explains your options and a written plan, before you decide anything.
This guide helps you find the right information. It is not a diagnosis: a dentist confirms what suits you after looking at your teeth, photos or X-rays.
Your answers are added to the form, so you do not have to explain again.
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Send us your questions and, if you have them, recent X-rays or photos. A dentist reviews your case and our coordinators explain the options, the likely timeline and the cost before you plan any travel.