Our Services

At Slipshoe dental surgery we offer a wide range of services.

Here at Slipshoe Street Dental Surgery we aim to provide the highest quality in a wide range of treatments. From our services we can consult on what is best suited for you or your families needs.

Bridges

Bridges are used to replace missing teeth. Fixed to adjacent teeth they can provide a simple solution to fill small spaces.

Crowns

Crowns are used to restore heavily filled and broken down teeth to natural appearance and function.

Endodontics

A dental procedure that treats the infected pulp of a tooth that would otherwise have to be extracted.

Fillings

Fillings restore function, integrity and morphology of missing tooth tissue.

Hygienists visits

Hygienist visits help keep the mouth healthy and clean. This helps prevent gum disease, decay and tooth loss.

Inlays & Onlays

Inlays & onlay help restore teeth to natural function, integrity and morphology. They are an alternative to fillings and crowns.

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening is a simple and safe solution used to improve the colour and shade of your natural teeth.    

Veneers

Veneers are thin tooth coloured shells that improve the appearance of misshapen and discoloured teeth.    

Dentures

Here at Slipshoe street we have many years of experience in providing high quality dentures to replace missing teeth.

Implants

Slipshoe Street Surgery offers tooth implants from our Implantologist, Dr Ahmed Hawas. Please contact the surgery for a consultation.

Orthodontics

If you are looking for orthodontic treatments, look no further than Dr Rachel Dinwoodie, who you can rely on to offer excellent dental health advice, dental braces, retainers and more.

Cosmetics

Cosmetic dentistry offers a wide range of treatment options to improve the appearance of your smile. Our highly experienced team can offer solutions to crooked, chipped, worn or discoloured teeth, as well as more serious cases of disease or damage.

Preventive Care

Here at Slipshoe Street we put prevention of disease and maintenance of oral/dental health above all else. This can help prevent the need for treatment.