Examinations
A careful check of your teeth, gums and mouth, with time to discuss any concerns. We may recommend X-rays only where they help us understand your dental health more clearly.
Treatments
Care that starts with understanding.
Whether you are coming in for a check-up, looking after your gums, repairing a tooth or considering a longer-term change, we begin by listening and looking carefully at what you need.
Your care, explained
There is no one-size-fits-all answer in dentistry. We will explain what we can see, talk through the options and help you decide on a pace that feels right for you.
Not sure where to start? These are some of the most common concerns we help patients with. Each links to a page that explains the options in more detail.
Understand the options for replacing one or more missing teeth, including bridges, dentures and dental implants.
Find out whether clear aligners may be suitable for you and what treatment actually involves.
Toothache, swelling, a broken tooth or another dental problem that needs attention? Find out what to do and how to contact us.
Regular care helps us spot small changes early and keep your mouth comfortable and healthy. Whether you are due a check-up, have noticed something different, or simply want to get back on track, we will take the time to understand what matters to you.
A careful check of your teeth, gums and mouth, with time to discuss any concerns. We may recommend X-rays only where they help us understand your dental health more clearly.
Support for keeping gums healthy, with advice tailored to your needs. If you have noticed bleeding gums, sensitivity or changes in your breath, we can help you understand what may be happening and support you in returning to optimal gum health.
Gentle, age-appropriate care that helps children build confidence with dental visits. We focus on prevention, practical advice and making each visit feel manageable.
Small protective treatments, such as fissure sealants and mineral treatments, may be recommended where appropriate to help reduce the risk of decay, particularly in the grooves of back teeth.
If you are experiencing tooth sensitivity, jaw discomfort or concerns about grinding, we can assess the possible causes and talk through suitable next steps.
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When a tooth needs attention, we will help you understand the practical options for restoring it. Our focus is on protecting what is healthy, restoring function and helping you make a decision that feels right for you.
Restorative care for teeth affected by decay (infection), wear or damage. We will explain the options available and recommend a solution or solutions based on the tooth, the area involved and your wider dental health.
Custom lab made restorations designed to protect teeth and restore function, with stronger materials discussed as part of your plan. A crown may be considered when a tooth needs more support and strength; a bridge may be one option for replacing a missing tooth.
Treatment that may help save a tooth when the nerve inside has been irreversibly damaged. We will assess the tooth carefully and explain what treatment involves, along with any alternatives that may be appropriate.
If a tooth cannot be restored or saved, we will talk you through the reason, what to expect and the options for replacing it where needed. We aim to make the process as clear and manageable as possible.
Chips, cracks and worn teeth can have different causes and different solutions. We will look at the bigger picture before recommending a repair or protective treatment.
Missing teeth can affect comfort, confidence and everyday function. We will assess your oral health, listen to what matters to you and talk through the options at a pace that feels right.
An implant consultation is a chance to find out whether implants may be suitable for you. We will look at the area carefully, discuss your medical and dental history, and explain the information needed before any decision is made.
An implant-supported crown may be one option for replacing a single missing tooth. Planning considers the health of the surrounding teeth and gums, the available bone and the way your teeth meet.
Where more than one tooth is missing, implants may support a bridge or another restoration. We will explain the possible approaches, their benefits and limitations, and whether they are appropriate for your situation.
Some implants require more bone than what may be available after an extraction has healed. If this is the case, we will explain why, what it may involve and how it fits into the overall plan before you choose to proceed.
Implants need ongoing care, just like natural teeth. We will talk through cleaning, review appointments and the habits that can help support long-term oral health.
If you are considering straightening your teeth, we begin by understanding what you would like to change, assessing your dental health and bite, and discussing which treatment options may be appropriate.
A suitability assessment gives us time to understand your goals, assess your teeth and bite, and discuss whether clear aligner treatment may be appropriate for you.
Clear aligners use a planned series of removable aligners to move teeth gradually. Invisalign® is one well-known clear aligner system. Breaffy Dental can provide Invisalign treatment where appropriate and also works with other clear aligner systems. The system recommended depends on your individual treatment needs and treatment plan.
Photographs, digital scans and other appropriate records help us plan treatment carefully. Digital planning can help explain the proposed tooth movements and treatment stages before you decide whether to proceed.
Clear aligner treatment depends on wearing the aligners for the prescribed number of hours and changing them according to the agreed treatment plan. Consistent wear is important for treatment to progress as planned.
Retainers are normally required after tooth movement to help maintain the position achieved. Long-term retention and follow-up are discussed as part of treatment planning.
Dentures can help replace missing teeth and support everyday comfort, speech and eating. We will take time to understand what you need and explain the options that may be suitable for you.
We will assess your mouth, gums and remaining teeth, and talk about what you would like your denture to help with. This gives us a clear starting point before recommending any treatment.
A full denture replaces all teeth in an upper or lower jaw. We will discuss fit, appearance and the practical adjustment period, so you know what to expect.
A partial denture can replace one or more missing teeth while working around the teeth you still have. The design will depend on your oral health, comfort and the support available.
If a denture breaks, becomes uncomfortable or needs a tooth added, we can assess the situation and explain whether a repair, adjustment or replacement may be appropriate.
New dentures can take time to get used to. We will offer practical guidance on wearing, cleaning and settling in, and arrange reviews where they are needed.
When several concerns are connected, it can help to step back and look at the whole picture. Comprehensive care brings together careful assessment, clear priorities and a plan that supports your health, comfort and confidence over time.
We look beyond one tooth or one symptom to understand your teeth, gums, bite and any concerns you have. This helps us identify what needs attention now and what can be monitored.
If there is more than one issue to address, we will explain the order that may make most sense for your dental health. Urgent needs, comfort and long-term protection are considered before cosmetic changes.
Your treatment plan should reflect your goals, time, budget and comfort. We will talk through the available options, likely stages and any decisions you may need to make along the way.
Some plans are best completed in stages. We can help you understand what may be done first, what can wait and how each step fits into the wider plan.
Your needs and priorities can change over time. Review appointments give us the chance to check progress, answer questions and adjust the plan where appropriate.
No pressure
If you are nervous, have put off a visit, or simply want a second opinion, you are welcome here. We will start with the information you need and move forward only when you feel ready.
Book an appointment to talk through your dental health, your concerns and the options available to you.