We're not just about Cosmetic Dentistry procedures. At K2 Dental we provide the highest level of dental care for all the family including consultations, regular health checks & x-rays and routine dental care such as filings & extraction
All our prospective patients are invited to a consultation where they can visit the practice and speak to the Dentists about the most appropriate treatment for you.
During your regular health check we will listen to your concerns, after which a full oral health assessment will be carried out, where the teeth, the gums and an oral cancer screen is done as standard. Digital X-rays will be taken and all issues will be highlighted. We also give you a virtual tour of your mouth, using the latest in intraoral camera technology, highlighting any issues after which any necessary treatment plan will be formulated and discussed with a full breakdown of costs.
As part of our general dental care for all the family we provide routine services such as fillings and extractions.
Also known as composites, filling materials have come of age over these past few years. They are esthetically pleasing, and the latest layering techniques allow the restoration to mimic the layers that occur naturally in our own teeth, now make the filling indiscernible from your original tooth, with virtually seemless finishing.
Due to the durability and strength they now have, they are considered a real alternative to other unsightly fillings. This results in a filling that is as durable as conventional amalgam fillings but with the added advantage of improved appearances.
Root Canal Treatment (RCT) is required when the blood or nerve supply to the tooth has been affected by trauma, infection or decay. This may or may not be accompanied by symptoms of pain.
Inside each tooth is the pulp, which provides the nutrients (in the blood supply) and nerves to the tooth. It appears like a thread running through the tooth. Depending on the tooth anatomy will dictate the number of roots the tooth has and therefore the number of canals present. When the pulp becomes diseased or infected due to various events, it dies. At this stage the pulp will then be removed, the canals cleaned and the tooth sealed. The tooth may then be crowned in order to protect it, depending on the amount of tooth structure that is remaining.
We offer 0% interest finance on selected treatments, click here for more information.