Aligners

Discreet and gradual, clear aligners effectively improve teeth position for adults and teenagers who are conscious about the visibility of traditional braces.

Fast Front Teeth Alignment

This discreet orthodontic technique utilizes a set of personalized aligners designed to gently shift misaligned or crowded teeth into a more desirable alignment. By offering a less noticeable approach to teeth straightening, it is particularly well-suited for individuals, whether adults or teenagers, who may feel self-conscious about wearing highly visible braces.

One of the key advantages of these innovative aligners is their removability, allowing you to maintain your regular oral hygiene routine without any hindrance. You can brush and floss your teeth as usual, enjoy your favourite foods without restrictions, and even remove the aligners for special events or occasions, providing you with flexibility and convenience throughout your orthodontic journey.

What does treatment involve?

Using our scanning technology, we first take scans of your teeth to collect precise measurements for your custom aligners. We use special 3D technology to create a personalised plan, which shows how your teeth will move and also how they will look after treatment.

When the aligners are ready, you will wear a different one every two weeks until the carefully controlled force shifts your teeth to a better position. You may feel minor discomfort when a new aligner is fitted but this is usually just a feeling of pressure and a good indicator that the treatment is working.

Treatment times will vary depending on your individual issue, but most cases are completed in 6-12 months. As the aligners only work while you are actually wearing them, we recommend they are kept in place for 22–24 hours per day.

Why Choose Us?

We have dedicated teams of skilled clinicians who embrace interdisciplinary collaboration, within cutting-edge facilities, and are committed to your goals, providing you with the smile you deserve. Experience the difference today.

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Free Cosmetic Consultations

Discover exceptional dental care with a Free Cosmetic Consultation, tailored to your needs and delivered by skilled professionals.

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Bespoke Treatments

Experience tailored dental care personalised to your unique needs for a healthy and confident smile.

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Locally Owned

We own and operate five dental practices across South Wales making us your perfect local choice.

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Modern Equipment

Experience advanced dental care with the latest technology and patient-friendly modern equipment.

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Rated 5 Stars

Trust our top-rated dental care, backed by 5-star customer reviews, for exceptional service and satisfaction.

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Friendly Team

Experience our friendly and supportive team of dental experts and practice staff all here for your treatment journey.

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30+ Years Experience

Rely on over three decades of dental experience for expert patient care and peace of mind in your dental journey.

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Luxury Experience

Feel at ease at our dental practices, providing an inviting and comforting environment for your dental care.

When is root canal treatment needed?

With modern anaesthesia and techniques, root canal treatment is generally a pain free procedure. However it is likely that the patient will get some post-operative discomfort after the anaesthetic has worn off. In the vastmajority of cases this can be controlled with regular over the counter pain relief such as ibuprofen and paracetamol.

You may have visited the dental practitioner if you had symptoms of a pulp infection such as:

  • Pain when eating or drinking hot or cold food or drink
  • Pain when biting or chewing
  • A loose tooth
  • Swelling of the gum near the infected tooth
  • Pus oozing from around the infected tooth
  • Facial swelling
  • The tooth getting darker in colour.

An x-ray of your tooth may show the cause of pain or infection. Antibiotics are not effective in treating root canal infections. The two treatment options are removing the tooth or having a root canal treatment.

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How does the Waterlase work?

Am I entitled to free treatment?

Exemption

Patients do not have to pay any NHS dental charges for a course of treatment if, on the first day of treatment, they are:

  • Under 18 years of age
  • Aged 18 and in full-time education
  • An expectant mother
  • A woman who has had a baby in the previous 12 months

Remission

Patients do not have to pay any NHS dental charges for a course of treatment if they or their partner are currently receiving:

  • Income Support (Incapacity benefit and Disability Living Allowance does NOT count)
  • Income based Jobseeker’s Allowance (Contribution-based does NOT count)
  • Income-related Employment & Support Allowance (Contribution-related does NOT count)
  • Pension Credit guarantee credit (Savings Credit on its own does NOT count)
  • Universal Credit (in the last assessment period there were no earnings, or earnings were within the allowed limit, please check at www.healthcosts.wales.nhs.uk)

Patients can be exempt from paying if they have a valid NHS low income scheme certificate HC2 for full help. Payment can be reduced if they are named on a valid HC3 certificate.

It is impotant the information you give us is contemporary and accurate.If you are unsure if you are exempt from NHS dental charges, please discuss with reception.

Is Dental Implant surgery painful?

Dental Implant surgery is typically performed under local anaesthesia, ensuring that the area being treated is completely numb. Patients may experience minor discomfort during the recovery period, which can be managed with paracetamol and ibuprofen analgesic medication in the majority of cases, along with good post-operative care. All of our implant patients are provided with the contact details of the treating dentist and implant co-ordinator, providing advice and care if needed, outside normal working hours.

How much does root canal treatment cost privately?

The cost of root canal treatment is variable and depends on the complexity of each case. This complexity is influenced by type of tooth, its position in the mouth, what condition it is in and also to a lesser degree the patients’ medical history. You will be made aware of the cost of
treatment before embarking on the treatment.

What is a Waterlaser?

The Waterlase iPlus® is an all tissue laser. The system combines a gentle water spray and laser energy for  successful use in a variety of dental procedures including treatment of teeth, gums and bone.

How much will it cost?

Costs vary, depending on complexity. After your initial consultation you will know all of your options, the pros and cons of each, along with associated costs. This enables you to make the choice that suits you best.

We do offer interest free finance, (subject to approval), which allows you to spread the cost of your treatment over 10 months. Alternatively, you can pay at each visit. Your clinician will advise when and what payments are due each visit.

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Take a look at our other treatments that you might want to learn more about. You can also book a private appointment for this treatment below.

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Cfast Fixed Braces

Achieve a beautiful smile with Cfast, a fast and effective orthodontic solution that focuses on straightening your front six teeth, the ones visible when you smile.

SureSmile® Clear Aligners

With SureSmile® Clear Aligners, you can achieve professional results with your doctor. The smile you’ve always wanted is closer than you think.