Restore & renew
Crowns & bridges.
Crowns protect and restore teeth that are weakened or damaged. Bridges fill the gap left by missing teeth. Both are made to blend with your smile.
Overview
Overview
A crown is a custom-made cap that covers the whole visible part of a tooth. It restores strength, shape and appearance to teeth that are heavily filled, cracked, worn or have had root canal treatment.
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a replacement tooth to the teeth, or implants, on either side of the gap. We use high-quality materials such as zirconia, Emax and porcelain for a natural finish.
Why patients choose it
Why patients choose it
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Strength restored
Protects weakened teeth from further damage.
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Natural appearance
Shade and shape matched to your surrounding teeth.
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Premium materials
Zirconia, Emax and porcelain options.
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Fixed solution
Bridges are fixed in place, not removed for cleaning.
How it works
Crowns & bridges,
how it works.
- Step 1
Preparation
The tooth is shaped and a temporary crown protects it.
- Step 2
Crafting
Your crown or bridge is made to precise measurements.
- Step 3
Fitting
We check fit, bite and appearance before cementing it in place.
Fees
Clear fees.
No surprises.
Guide prices. Your personalised plan confirms the exact cost before treatment.
- Zirconia crown£880
- Emax or porcelain crown£880
- Porcelain inlayfrom £650
- Temporary crown£200
Common questions
Common questions
How long do crowns last?
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, crowns often last many years. Avoiding habits such as grinding or biting hard objects helps protect them.
What is the difference between a bridge and an implant?
A bridge is supported by the neighbouring teeth, while an implant replaces the root of the missing tooth and stands on its own. We will explain which option suits you best.
Which crown material is best?
Zirconia is very strong and suits back teeth; Emax and porcelain offer excellent translucency for front teeth. The right choice depends on the tooth and your goals.
Start with a consultation.
Every treatment begins with an examination and an honest conversation about your options.
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