Restorative Dentistry is an umbrella term that combines the three specialties of Prosthodontics, Endodontics and Periodontics. Specialists in Restorative Dentistry have been trained to deal with advanced dental disease, failing restorations that have a poor prognosis and the provision of extensive dental treatment. We can discuss all possible treatment options, which will help you decide which mode of treatment is most appropriate for you.
I can provide specialist advice and treatment on all aspects of restorative dentistry:
- Implants (fixed and removable Prosthodontics)
- Full or partial dentures – cobalt chrome or acrylic (removable Prosthodontics)
- Veneers, crowns and bridges (fixed Prosthodontics)
- Root canal therapy (Endodontics)
- Treatment of gum disease (Periodontics)
- Tooth Bleaching / Whitening
What is the benefit of seeing a specialist?
Specialists undergo further training and examinations to be in a position to deal with advanced dental disease, failing restorations that have a poor prognosis and the provision of extensive dental treatment. My training in all specialties of restorative dentistry enables me to discuss all possible treatment options, which will help you decide which mode of treatment is most appropriate for you.
Who are Specialists ? Visit the General Dental Council website to find out which dentists are on the Specialist Lists
Examples of restorative dentistry cases
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