Eleven treatments. One clinic.

This is the question we're asked most. Modern anaesthesia and technique mean the majority of procedures — including root canals — are done with little to no pain during treatment. Some soreness afterwards is normal for surgical work, and you'll be told exactly what to expect before you begin.

Cost depends on the treatment, the material, and the number of teeth involved. What we can promise is that you'll have the full figure in writing before treatment starts. If there's a more affordable option that would work for your case, we'll tell you about it.

Some treatments finish in one sitting. Others — implants, aligners, full smile designing — run over weeks or months by necessity, because healing and movement take time. Your treatment plan will map out the visits before you start.

Yes. Paediatric dentistry is handled by a dentist who works with children regularly. For a first visit, we keep it short and low-pressure — often just a look and a chat, so the chair stops being frightening.

Call us. Sudden severe pain, a knocked-out tooth, swelling, or a broken restoration are treated as urgent and we'll get you seen as quickly as possible rather than adding you to next week's list.

Absolutely, and we'd encourage it in reverse too. Bring your existing X-rays and treatment plan. We'll give you an honest read — including telling you if the plan you already have is a good one.