Putting your dental health needs first, always.
Our Treatment Philosophy
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Assessing your needs as a whole mouth & as a whole person
Every journey begins with a good assessment of where you are and where you want to go. Completing a comprehensive examination means we can tailor a plan right for you, and your whole mouth, in the long term with a focus on prevention.
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Personalised planning.
We take your personal goals and budgets into account when planning your treatment together with you. We take the time to discuss risks and benifits of all effective options.
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Quality execution. Where art meets science.
Keeping true to scientifically proven solutions, we use our years of experience to carefully craft every aspect of your treatment to both function well and to be aesthetically pleasing.
FAQs
Why is dental work so expensive?
Our dental clinic is a modern medical facility. All aspect of your treatment from diagnosis and treatment using specialised equipment as well as cleaning and sterilisation must be completed to the highest standard in order to provide safe and effective treatment for all our patients.
Great work takes time. Often, your treatment requires multiple hours of work both in person and after you leave by multiple professionals who have years of training and practicle experience to produce bespoke solutions that are functional, aesthetic and comfortable. Cutting corners can save time and money, but ultimately results in poorer outcomes for you.
The best treatment is prevention. With regular check-ups you can avoid the need for more expensive dental treatments.
Why do I need a check-up if I have no problems?
Our treatment philosophy is centred around preventative dentistry. Often, tooth issues such as tooth decay and premature wearing can be identified early, before you can feel any changes. Once identified, simple changes like tooth brushing technique or toothpaste type can be used to avoid the need for fillings and further treatments.
It’s also great to have beautiful, clean teeth!
Why shouldn’t I go to a gap-free dental clinic?
Gap-free dental clinics tend to be run and managed by large corporations , rather than health care professionals. This means that they ultimately prioritise profits over health care outcomes. This often leads to over-treatment and more cost to you in the long term.