Root Canal Treatment
- Natural tooth preservation: Root canal treatment is used to treat an inflamed or infected dental pulp while preserving the natural tooth when it is suitable for restoration.
- Diagnosis-led care: Treatment is planned after clinical examination and appropriate diagnostic assessment.
- Thorough canal care: The root canal system is cleaned, shaped and sealed as part of the treatment.
- Restoration planning: A filling, crown or other suitable restoration may be recommended based on the condition and remaining tooth structure.
- Individualised treatment: The treatment approach is selected according to the tooth, diagnosis and patient’s clinical needs.
Periodontal Care
- Gum-health focused: Assessment and management of conditions affecting the gums and supporting structures of the teeth.
- Early assessment: Gum health is evaluated to identify signs of gingivitis, periodontitis and other periodontal concerns.
- Condition-based treatment: Care may include professional cleaning, scaling, root surface treatment and personalised oral hygiene guidance, depending on clinical findings.
- Ongoing monitoring: Periodontal reviews can help assess changes in gum health and guide continuing care.
- Personalised prevention: Home-care recommendations are tailored to the patient’s oral health needs.
Extractions
- When removal is necessary: Extraction may be recommended when a tooth is severely damaged, decayed, impacted or otherwise not suitable for predictable restoration.
- Clinical assessment first: The tooth and surrounding tissues are assessed before treatment is planned.
- Careful treatment planning: The approach is selected according to the tooth’s position, condition and the patient’s individual needs.
- Aftercare guidance: Appropriate post-extraction instructions are provided to support healing.
- Replacement planning: Where appropriate, options for replacing the missing tooth can be discussed.
