Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistryin the North East

A prosthodontist is a dentist with several years of additional specialist training in restoring and replacing teeth. They focus on more complex cases, including full-mouth rehabilitation, worn bites and failing restorations, and often work alongside your own dentist to plan and deliver your treatment.

Worn teeth can be rebuilt to restore their shape, function and appearance, and to protect them from further damage. Our specialist prosthodontist will assess the cause of the wear, stabilise your bite where needed, and plan restorative dentistry treatment tailored to how much wear is present.

Yes. We help many patients whose dentures no longer fit well or feel secure. Options range from remaking well-fitting conventional dentures to implant-supported dentures that clip firmly in place for greater comfort and confidence when eating and speaking.

We regularly review and restore older dental work that is failing, worn or causing concern, including crowns, bridges and implant-supported teeth. Where an existing implant is involved, we focus on restoring and maintaining it rather than replacing established treatment unnecessarily.

Both are welcome. Many patients are referred by their own dentist, but you can also contact us directly to arrange a consultation. If you have been referred, we keep your dentist informed and return you to their care once your specialist treatment is complete.

Full-mouth rehabilitation is a carefully staged plan to restore the health, function and appearance of the whole smile, often when several teeth are missing, worn or damaged. It may combine crowns, bridges, dentures and implants, sequenced around your needs and comfort.