Mon to Fri 9am – 5pm, Every Other Sat 10am - 2pm
Mon to Fri 9am – 5pm, Every Other Sat 10am - 2pm
Early Decay Identified Accurately
Conservative Tooth-Saving Treatment
Protection Against Further Decay
Principal Dentist
Hina qualified from Bart’s & The London School of Medicine & Dentistry in 2011 and has since then gained her MFDS RCS qualification. Hina is dedicated to her continuing professional development and takes pride in providing quality treatment to her patients. She has a keen interest in cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry.
Hina has also undertaken an Advanced Cosmetic and Aesthetic dental course from a prominent cosmetic dentist in Central London, which has helped in expanding her clinical skills to provide a wider range of cosmetic treatments of the highest quality. Hina has a special interest in treating nervous and younger patients, and her calm manner helps put patients at ease.
Dental decay treatment is designed to remove damaged tooth structure and restore the health, strength, and appearance of the affected tooth. Treatment time varies depending on the severity of the decay, with more complex cases sometimes requiring multiple appointments.
During the procedure, decay is carefully removed and the tooth is restored with a filling or crown to protect it from further damage. This also improves the tooth’s appearance by removing dark or discoloured areas caused by decay. Local anaesthetic and drilling may be required in some cases to ensure effective and comfortable treatment. This treatment is suitable for patients with minor, moderate, or severe dental decay.
Different stages of dental decay affect different parts of the tooth. Identifying the level of decay helps determine the most appropriate treatment.
Forms in the deep grooves of back teeth where food can become trapped.
Develops on flat tooth surfaces due to plaque build-up.
Affects exposed tooth roots, often linked to gum recession.
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View the difference early decay treatment can make in protecting teeth and preventing further damage.
Your dentist will examine your teeth to identify how the decay has affected your tooth’s structure.
The decayed portion of the tooth will be carefully removed to prevent the infection from spreading further.
The area will be thoroughly cleaned to eliminate bacteria and prepare the tooth for restoration.
A suitable filling or crown will be placed to restore the tooth’s strength and function.
Your dentist will check your bite and provide aftercare advice to help prevent future decay.
Tooth decay occurs when bacteria in plaque produce acids that gradually damage the tooth surface.
No. Early decay often causes no discomfort, which is why routine dental check-ups are important.
If left untreated, decay can spread deeper into the tooth, leading to infection and potential tooth loss.
Yes. In many cases, decay can be treated with fillings or crowns to preserve the natural tooth.
Decay is identified through a dental examination and X-rays, allowing problems to be found early.
Good oral hygiene, reducing sugary foods and drinks, and regular dental visits can help prevent decay.
Mon to Fri 9am – 5pm, Every Other Sat 10am - 2pm
Evening Appointments Available on Request
