They shifted their focus to preventative dentistry, providing care, advice, and education to help patients of all ages maintain healthy teeth and gums for a lifetime. The dentists and hygienists who have joined Wilson House since then have embraced this ideology and worked tirelessly to uphold it.
Our longevity is the result of our ethos, which is to put our patients first. We combine this mantra with the use of the most modern technologies, priding ourselves on the care and attention our experienced clinicians give our patients. We offer both emergency and non-emergency dental care and a comfortable, child-friendly environment with free on-site parking.
Single tooth implants are an innovative and popular way to replace a missing tooth and its root. A small titanium screw that mimics the tooth’s root is placed into the empty socket. It will take several months for the screw to fuse with your jawbone and provide an anchor for the prosthetic tooth.
At the second stage of the treatment, a crown is created from a mould of your mouth and attached to a small metal post called an abutment. The crown is designed to look just like your natural teeth. With proper oral hygiene at home and regular professional dental cleanings and exams, your dental implant can last a lifetime and help you smile with confidence.
Dental bridges are a long-lasting and reliable solution for missing teeth. A bridge fills in the gaps where teeth are missing, supported either by your natural teeth or dental implants. Materials available include gold, porcelain and zirconia, and they look almost as natural as your existing teeth. Your dental bridge can last between 5 to 15 years depending on your oral hygiene.
Veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment whereby a dentist attaches thin layers of porcelain or composite bonding material over the front surface of your teeth. They come in a range of shades to match your natural teeth and are an excellent option for restoring discoloured, chipped, misshapen or misaligned teeth.
Your dentist will take an impression of the teeth you would like treated and send it off to a lab, where a technician will construct your veneers. At your follow-up appointment, your dentist will fit your veneers using a special adhesive. In many cases, your dentist will need to remove some of your enamel to ensure the veneer bonds securely with the tooth. Veneers are a great way to make teeth look immediately whiter and healthier while continuing to appear natural. The process takes place over two appointments and is relatively straightforward.
