Initial gum disease treatment, by removing the plaque build up on the tooth surface for healthier gums and teeth.

A prosthetic tooth root to eventually replace a tooth with a crown using 3D computer guided digitally planned surgery.

The tooth’s supporting structures like bone can be lost due to gum disease and this therapy helps to restore the supporting apparatus of the tooth.

Making the teeth look longer or bigger by removing gum tissue for aesthetics or helping restore a badly broken down tooth.

When the gum has receded due to trauma or gum disease a gum lift surgery can help lift the gum, to help with sensitivity and aesthetics.

Commonly involves removal of the tissue attaching the upper lip to the tissue between the upper front teeth or the tissue attaching the tongue to the floor of the mouth.

Sometimes when the teeth are badly damaged they need to be removed. Impacted wisdom teeth can impact the gum health of adjacent teeth and may need to be removed.

Using soft (gum) or hard tissue (bone) grafting, lost structures around a tooth may restored or in conjunction with dental implant therapy where these tissues have been lost.