General Dentistry Maidstone

Our New Patient Check-Up includes a comprehensive dental examination, digital X-rays, a gum health assessment, and a personalised treatment plan. Designed to support long-term oral health, it helps identify issues early, provides tailored oral hygiene advice, and gives you the confidence of a healthy smile from your very first visit.

Our skilled dental hygienists provide gentle professional cleanings, plaque and tartar removal, gum health assessments, and personalised oral care advice. Designed to help prevent cavities and reduce the risk of gum disease, our hygiene appointments support long-term oral health and help keep your smile fresh, clean, and healthy.

Our emergency dental care provides prompt pain relief, urgent assessments, and fast treatment for toothaches, broken teeth, infections, and dental injuries. Whether you need help during the day or out of hours, our compassionate dental team is here to provide expert care, restore comfort, and support you when you need it most.

If your tooth has a minor fracture or has been damaged through decay, you will need a filling to restore its shape and function. We offer the traditional amalgam fillings which are durable and inexpensive. We also offer white fillings which are made from composite material and are popular with patients from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells as they blend in with your natural teeth colour.

These are another type of dental restoration used to fix cavities which are too big to be repaired by a filling but not big enough to warrant a crown. An inlay fits between the cusps of the tooth whilst an onlay fits over one or more cusps which restores the chewing surface.

If you have a tooth which has greater damage such as a larger fracture or more extensive tooth decay, you may need a crown. A dental crown sits on top of the damaged tooth covering it completely to provide strength and protection.

A dental bridge is a solution to fill a gap left from a missing tooth. A new prosthetic tooth is kept in place using crowns on either side of the missing tooth.

If the pulp inside of your tooth becomes infected, usually through decay or through some form of trauma, you will need root canal treatment to remove the infection and prevent it from returning. 

Extraction of a tooth may be necessary if your tooth is severely damaged or decayed and cannot be saved. A tooth may also be extracted as part of planned treatment for example with orthodontic work, dental implants or if wisdom teeth are impacted or causing problems.