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At High Street Dental Dental Practice, we offer a wide range of dental services including preventive, restorative and cosmetic dentistry. Our team of experienced and friendly dental professionals is dedicated to providing you with the best possible care. Please see below for a list of our common services. Contact us for more detail, and book an appointment to have your dental care needs professionally assessed.

To enhance your looks and improve your health, Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry is a great way to do so. It is an excellent method for restoring your smile. Restorative dentistry refers to the procedures performed by your dentist to keep your mouth healthy. Implants, dentures, fillings, and crowns are just a few of the treatments included in restorative dentistry. Restorative dentistry is focuses on keeping the mouth functioning properly, also it improve the overall appearance of one’s smile.

 Dental bonding, commonly known as “tooth bonding,” is the process of repairing tiny chips and cracks in teeth with soft composite resin. The doctor may mould the composite resin into any form and polish it to any hue because of its malleability. Once the resin has been applied and the doctor is satisfied, they can use a light to “set” the bonding and harden it.

Bonding can be used to fix spacing issues and cracked teeth. Dental bonding is an excellent approach to repair a gap between teeth without the need of orthodontic procedures.

Whether a tooth has fallen out or had to be extracted because of severe decay or structural damage, dental bridges are a common dental restoration used to replace missing teeth. Exactly as its name implies, a dental bridge’s structure spans the space left by a missing tooth. The teeth on either side of the gap serve as anchors, and an artificial tooth fills the space in the center. Dental bridges have a natural appearance after being inserted.

Crowns are an excellent choice for teeth that have been fractured or weakened by decay or a big filling. The crown fits perfectly over the remaining portion of the tooth, providing it with strength and the form and contour of a natural tooth.

Oral hygiene is the practice of maintaining dental hygiene by regularly brushing teeth and cleaning in between teeth to prevent dental decay. Regular oral hygiene maintenance is crucial to avoiding dental infections and bad breath.

Even though it has an impact on every aspect of our lives, oral health is frequently disregarded. Your oral cavity may reveal dietary deficiencies or general health problems. Continuous illnesses, those that affect the whole body, may initially manifest as mouth sores or other oral issues.

Periodontal disease is another name for what you may term “gum disease.” Periodontal disease is a gum infection that, if left untreated, can result in the loss of the tissues that support your teeth. Plaque, a clingy bacterial film that regularly builds on teeth, is the culprit. Plaque may be eliminated by daily flossing and twice-day brushing. Plaque can cause your gums (gingivae) to peel away from your teeth, creating pockets where further germs can grow if it is not removed. Along with hardening into calculus along and under your gums, plaque that is not removed also does.

Plaque removal without a dentist’s assistance is challenging because of the pockets and hard calculus, and periodontal disease may result. Periodontal disease may harm the bone as well as the tissues that support your teeth if left untreated.

A dental operation known as a root canal eliminates the discomfort that an infected or abscessed tooth causes. The swollen pulp is removed during the root canal procedure. After that, the surfaces within the tooth are cleaned and sterilized, and a filling is put in to close the opening. 

Because of smoking or consuming coloured foods and beverages, teeth tend to lose their shine over time. You can lighten your teeth and get rid of a variety of dental stains or discolorations by using whitening procedures. Being able to see results right away and significantly enhancing your appearance makes it one of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures.

A veneer is a tiny piece of porcelain that is designed to fit over the visible part of a tooth, much like a false fingernail does. In other cases, a “composite” material with a natural colour is utilised in place of porcelain.

Your teeth’s colour, shape, and position can all be improved with veneers. To correct a single discoloured tooth or to lighten your front teeth, an exact tint of porcelain can be selected. A veneer can restore the appearance of a chipped tooth.

The entire front of the tooth is covered in porcelain, with a thicker portion replacing the damaged portion. When braces or other orthodontic treatment are not an option, veneers can also be used to correct tiny gaps. Sometimes a veneer can be placed to align a tooth that is marginally out of alignment with the others.

Your dental health affects how healthy your body is overall. We put a lot of effort into maintaining the health of your teeth and gums at our dental clinic. Our goal is to provide you with exceptional treatment at a reasonable cost. Our sites provide extractions as one of the full tooth replacement options. Our dentists will remove your tooth if they believe it to be the best option for you. We take into account a number of variables, including your age, the state of the tooth in issue, and any past restoration treatment, to help you make the best decision.

The presence of a tooth that has been worn down by decay, which can spread infection to nearby healthy tissue, may exacerbate the pain and suffering. A damaged tooth shouldn’t compromise your oral health. We offer tooth extractions that successfully relieve pain. This crucial operation both lessens discomfort and stops the illness from spreading.

The doctor will use a local anaesthetic to numb the tooth, jaw bone, and gums close to the extraction site. You will feel a lot of pressure while the extraction is being done. This is the consequence of the procedure when the tooth is vigorously shaken to open the socket and prepare it for removal. You sense the pressure without feeling any pain because the anaesthetic has numbed the nerves and stopped pain from being sent, but the nerves that transfer pressure are untouched. Please let us know right away if you experience any pain while having the tooth extracted.

At our Dental Clinic, we provide a soothing environment for youngsters. We like working with children and their parents to reduce the need for dental interventions. The parents we meet are excellent people who genuinely care about their children’s well-being.

The following are some of the most often asked questions about children’s dentistry, along with our responses:

What is the significance of paediatric dental care?

Occasionally, a parent will inquire about the importance or necessity of correcting cavities in “baby teeth.” They’ll usually say something along the lines of, “They’re going to fall out anyway…” It is our responsibility to assist parents in comprehending the importance of dentistry and oral health in children.

The soft tissues of the face, such as the lips and cheeks, are supported by teeth. The contour of our face is influenced by our teeth. They assist us in eating and maintaining healthy nutrition, as well as making a range of noises when communicating with family and friends. Teeth assist us in a variety of ways that improve our self-image and self-esteem.

When children have cavities and have poor dental hygiene, they may have to deal with pain. It can make it difficult for them to eat and speak comfortably.

On a fundamental level, it’s critical to recognize that cavities can grow deep into a tooth’s nerve. Bacteria in the cavity can then swiftly get access to the supporting jaw bone, resulting in a tooth infection or abscess. Swelling and extreme pain are common side effects of these illnesses. Abscesses can spread to other parts of the body and be lethal in some situations.

Pediatric dental care is essential for these and many other reasons. Early childhood dental care (even just frequent cleanings and checkups) enhances the possibility that a kid will grow into an adult who practices good oral health habits and comes our dental clinic on a regular basis.

Is it necessary for my child to have braces?

Although many will disagree, the great majority of youngsters and teenagers do not “need” braces. Don’t get me wrong: in some cases, orthodontic alignment can effectively treat speech impediments, correct crowding and improve tooth cleanability, and even improve gum-related problems such as deep pocketing and recession. As a result, there is undeniable usefulness in orthodontic alignment. However, when discussing this topic, we must be clear about the benefits.

How can I avoid getting cavities?

Enhance your homecare practice. Increase the frequency with which you brush and floss. Brushing 3-4 times per day and flossing 2-3 times per day will provide a MASSIVE advantage for people who are at high risk of decay.

Intermittently use a fluoride-rich toothpaste. These are non-prescription medications that are widely available in most pharmacies. The higher the fluoride level, the greater the acid resistance of your teeth. Before beginning to use these toothpastes, you should get the advice of your dentist.

Increase your vigilance! Increase the frequency of your cleanings and checkups to do this. Although 6-month intervals are most common, some people can benefit substantially from having their teeth cleaned and checked more frequently. 3-month and 4-month intervals allow for an additional 1-2 examinations per year, increasing the likelihood of detecting decay lesions early, when they are still minor and easily curable.