Question 1

How long does a crown last?

Accepted Answer

Well-made crowns on healthy teeth, supported by a maintenance plan, routinely last 15 years and often considerably longer. Failure is most often driven by what happens around the crown — gum disease, decay at the margin, grinding — rather than the crown itself.

Question 2

Crown, bridge, denture, implant — how do you decide which is right?

Accepted Answer

We start from the diagnosis, not the option. Once we’ve assessed bone, gum health, neighbouring teeth, and what you’re hoping to be able to do with your mouth, the right answer usually narrows itself. The written plan will explain why we recommended what we did, and what we considered and ruled out.

Question 3

What does the warranty actually cover?

Accepted Answer

Major restorative work carries a three-year minimum warranty conditional on enrolment in the maintenance plan. It covers remake or repair of the work itself in the event of failure not caused by accident or neglect. Full terms come with your written treatment plan so there are no surprises.

Question 4

I’ve worn dentures for years — is it worth changing now?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes — particularly if your dentures have become loose, painful, or are limiting what you can eat. Better-fitting conventional dentures, implant-retained dentures, or a fixed implant solution can each transform comfort and function. A consultation tells you what your specific options look like.

Crowns, bridges, dentures, and functional rehabilitation for damaged or missing teeth.

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