At Distinctive Dentistry, you will find a warm friendly welcome from all the members of our team. We are extremely proud of our customer care, the dedication of our reception staff, the quality of care provided by our dentists, nurses and hygienists, and the relaxing atmosphere provided in our lovely restored Victorian premises. We believe that a healthy mouth and smile is essential to your overall confidence and wellbeing.
From the moment you step into our practice, we strive to ensure your whole experience is calm, pleasant and pain-free. We are successful members of the British Dental Association's Good Practice Scheme and Denplan Excel. These are both thorough quality assurance programs which test all of our procedures and systems at Distinctive Dentistry.
From the moment you step into our practice, we strive to ensure your whole experience is calm, pleasant and pain-free. We are successful members of the British Dental Association's Good Practice Scheme and Denplan Excel. These are both thorough quality assurance programs which test all of our procedures and systems at Distinctive Dentistry.
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At Distinctive Dentistry, we protect your smile and keep your oral health under control.
When it comes to your dental care, prevention is always better than cure.
Regular brushing and interdental cleaning at home do much of the hard work, however, some of the signs are hard to spot in front of the bathroom mirror.
Your dentist is best placed to assess your oral health and keep an eye out for any issues.
The most common reason to visit your dentist is for your routine check-up.
These regular appointments feature a full assessment of your oral health, including any x-rays we need to take.
When it comes to your dental care, prevention is always better than cure.
Regular brushing and interdental cleaning at home do much of the hard work, however, some of the signs are hard to spot in front of the bathroom mirror.
Your dentist is best placed to assess your oral health and keep an eye out for any issues.
The most common reason to visit your dentist is for your routine check-up.
These regular appointments feature a full assessment of your oral health, including any x-rays we need to take.
Our teeth are made from the hardest stuff in the human body, but they are still vulnerable to decay and damage from accidents.
Restorative dentistry offers treatments that can repair, restore and replace teeth that have become damaged.
From filling teeth that have cavities to replacing teeth with dentures, restorative treatments can make a smile whole again.
We have an in-house CEREC unit which means we can make ceramic restorations at the practice.
This saves us having to wait for an external dental lab to create custom crowns and bridges.
Restorative dentistry offers treatments that can repair, restore and replace teeth that have become damaged.
From filling teeth that have cavities to replacing teeth with dentures, restorative treatments can make a smile whole again.
We have an in-house CEREC unit which means we can make ceramic restorations at the practice.
This saves us having to wait for an external dental lab to create custom crowns and bridges.
We can complete your smile in one day.
As we have a milling unit at our practice, we can create custom-made crowns on site.
That means that there's no need to wait between appointments for your restorations to be made at an off-site dental laboratory.
Our CEREC milling unit uses digital technology to mill the crown from a single block of ceramic.
It uses digital scans to make 3D models which are then used to craft the shape of the new teeth.
We match the shade of your existing teeth, making it look in appearance just like the tooth that it is replacing.
As we have a milling unit at our practice, we can create custom-made crowns on site.
That means that there's no need to wait between appointments for your restorations to be made at an off-site dental laboratory.
Our CEREC milling unit uses digital technology to mill the crown from a single block of ceramic.
It uses digital scans to make 3D models which are then used to craft the shape of the new teeth.
We match the shade of your existing teeth, making it look in appearance just like the tooth that it is replacing.
Your teeth, especially the back teeth, are subject to a lot during their time.
While made from the toughest material in the body, they are still vulnerable to decay and general damage.
Fillings are used to repair teeth, restoring their functionality and appearance.
We use composite fillings at Distinctive Dentistry.
These fillings are shade-matched to your teeth so they blend in perfectly with your smile.
Dental composite is a type of resin that contains plastic and glass to imitate the texture of dental enamel.
While made from the toughest material in the body, they are still vulnerable to decay and general damage.
Fillings are used to repair teeth, restoring their functionality and appearance.
We use composite fillings at Distinctive Dentistry.
These fillings are shade-matched to your teeth so they blend in perfectly with your smile.
Dental composite is a type of resin that contains plastic and glass to imitate the texture of dental enamel.
While our teeth are made from the strongest material in the body, they are still susceptible to damage.
Whether through an accident or biting on something too hard, teeth can crack.
It's important for a dentist to fix cracks as these leave spaces for bacteria to enter the vulnerable internal tissues inside the tooth, leading to an infection and dental pain.
We will first need to take a proper look at the tooth.
An x-ray will help us to determine if there is any damage deeper to the tooth.
IIf we see that the pulp inside the tooth is inflamed, we may need to carry out additional treatment to prevent further issues.
Whether through an accident or biting on something too hard, teeth can crack.
It's important for a dentist to fix cracks as these leave spaces for bacteria to enter the vulnerable internal tissues inside the tooth, leading to an infection and dental pain.
We will first need to take a proper look at the tooth.
An x-ray will help us to determine if there is any damage deeper to the tooth.
IIf we see that the pulp inside the tooth is inflamed, we may need to carry out additional treatment to prevent further issues.
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