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Platelet-rich (PRP) injections are a treatments used in the medical field, commonly to help heal an injury. These are derived on your own blood, and are being used more and more to treat sporting injuries and help wounds heal after surgery. Some doctors and dentists use it in facial cosmetic procedures. In the world of dental implants it is used with sinus augmentation procedures, at extraction sites and with bone augmentation procedures. It is also becoming very popular in periodontal disease treatments, particularly in the regenerative procedures.

Your blood is drawn from your arm, then placed in a centrifuge to separate out the platelet rich plasma. This part is rich in growth factors.

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.

There are several different types of orthodontic appliances, (braces). The one best suited depends on a few factors including your particular case, the severity of the problem, as well as yor personal preference. Your clinician with discuss all suitable options.

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.

Patients experience minimal to no discomfort either during or after the procedure. Most laser applications use little, or in some cases no anaesthetic and avoid the use of traditional dental drills and instruments.

The answer is often yes, although in some cases Invisalign may not be the best or most cost effective to treat your crowding problem.

Seeing our experienced orthodontic team, led by specialist orthodontist Will Fitzpatrick, we are be able to give you advice on all the different options,  and help you choose the best solution.