at County Road Dental Practice
Restoring strength, function, and confidence to every smile
Teeth can be damaged by decay, fracture, erosion or attrition.
A damaged tooth will need to be repaired to prevent it from getting worse and causing more serious problems.
Fillings
A straightforward filling is often the best solution for repairing small areas of tooth damage or decay. This quick and effective treatment restores the tooth’s strength and function while helping to prevent further deterioration. For an even more natural result, fillings can be made in a tooth-coloured material that blends seamlessly with your smile, leaving your teeth looking as good as they feel.
Stop decay in its tracks
Prevent further damage and protect the tooth’s natural structure.
Long-lasting strength
Durable materials restore function so you can chew comfortably.
Natural-looking results
Tooth-coloured options blend seamlessly with your smile.
Crowns & Inlays
In cases where there is very little left of the original tooth, a stronger restoration is needed and often an inlay or a crown may be more appropriate. A crown is a shell that sits on top of the original tooth. The tooth is first prepared by the dentist and then a bespoke shell is made in a dental laboratory, before being cemented in place. Crowns and in-lays can be made tooth coloured for a more aesthetically pleasing result.
Restore full function
Strengthen damaged teeth so you can bite and chew with ease.
Protect for the long term
Prevent further wear, cracks, or decay from developing.
Aesthetic perfection
Custom-made to match the shape, size, and shade of your teeth.
Root Canal Treatment
This option is used to treat infection or irreversible inflammation of a tooth nerve (‘pulp’) by the removal of the pulp from the root canals of the tooth. When a tooth becomes infected (often as a result of a large cavity or deep filling), the nerve cannot be repaired by the body’s immune system. The infected nerve must be removed from the root canals, and the canals disinfected and sealed to clear the infection and prevent it from returning. Some dental infections cause toothache which may be very mild to very severe. However, many dental infections are pain free, and you may know nothing about an infection until your dentist spots the signs.
Save your natural tooth
Remove infection while preserving your tooth’s structure.
Relieve pain quickly
Alleviate discomfort caused by deep decay or injury.
Restore oral health
Prevent the spread of infection and support long-term dental wellness.
Are you in need of a dental repair? Don’t wait for it to get worse – our team is here to help.
Get in touch today and we’ll get your smile back on track.