Examination and treatment plan
A full look at teeth, gums, bite and soft tissues, and a written plan with costs.
- Appointment
- 30–45 minutes
- Price guide
- from £55
General, cosmetic and restorative dentistry
Dental care you can actually look forward to
Cassia looks after everyday dental health and the work that goes beyond it — check-ups and hygiene, fillings and crowns, straightening, whitening and implants. We explain what we can see, what it means, and what your options are, before anything is booked.
Appointments
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Treatments
Treatments
What each treatment involves, how long it takes and what it costs — before you sit down.
Hygiene and gum treatment
Professional cleaning above and below the gum line, with technique coaching that makes it last.
- Appointment
- 30–60 minutes
- Price guide
- from £70
Fillings
Tooth-coloured restorations that remove decay and rebuild the tooth in one appointment.
- Appointment
- 30–60 minutes
- Price guide
- from £120
Root canal treatment
Treatment that saves a tooth whose nerve has died or become infected.
- Appointment
- 60–90 minutes per visit
- Price guide
- from £320
Crowns and bridges
Rebuilding a badly damaged tooth, or replacing one using the teeth either side.
- Appointment
- 60–90 minutes per visit
- Price guide
- from £650
Dental implants
A titanium root placed in the jaw to carry a single tooth, a bridge or a denture.
- Appointment
- 60–90 minutes for placement
- Price guide
- from £2,200
Clear aligners
Removable, near-invisible trays that straighten teeth over months rather than years.
- Appointment
- 30 minutes per review
- Price guide
- from £2,400
Teeth whitening
Custom trays and professional gel that lighten the natural shade of the teeth.
- Appointment
- 30 minutes to fit trays
- Price guide
- from £320
Veneers
Thin porcelain facings that change the shape, alignment and colour of front teeth.
- Appointment
- 90 minutes for preparation
- Price guide
- from £750 per tooth
About the practice
Dentistry without the dread
Cassia looks after everyday dental health and the work that goes beyond it — check-ups and hygiene, fillings and crowns, straightening, whitening and implants. We explain what we can see, what it means, and what your options are, before anything is booked.
Results
Work carried out at the practice
Worn front teeth rebuilt
2 appointments
Came in with
Front teeth shortened and chipped by years of night grinding.
What we did
Composite bonding on six upper teeth, then a hard night splint.
Where they got to
Edges rebuilt to their original length and a splint made to protect them.
Crowding corrected with aligners
9 months
Came in with
Overlapping lower front teeth that had relapsed after childhood braces.
What we did
Clear aligners over nine months, then fixed and removable retainers.
Where they got to
Aligned and retained, with the crowding that trapped plaque removed.
Single missing tooth replaced
5 months end to end
Came in with
A gap from an extraction, with the neighbouring teeth beginning to tilt.
What we did
CBCT planning, implant placement, four months of healing, then the crown.
Where they got to
An implant-supported crown matched to the adjacent teeth.
Every case is different. These are examples of work carried out here, not a prediction of your own result — that can only be given after an examination.
Dentists
The dentists you will see
Every appointment at Cassia is with a named dentist, and you will know who you are seeing before you arrive.
Principal Dentist
Restorative and implant dentistry
Dental degree · Postgraduate certificate in implant dentistry
Associate Dentist
General and cosmetic dentistry
Dental degree · Clear aligner provider certification
Dental Hygienist
Periodontal care and prevention
Diploma in dental hygiene · Periodontal therapy training
Dental Therapist
Children’s dentistry and routine restorative work
Diploma in dental therapy · Paediatric dentistry training
Practice Manager
Appointments, plans and payment
Practice management qualification · Dental nursing background
Concerns
What brings people to us
The problems we see most often, what causes them, and what can usually be done.
- 01
Tooth decay and cavities
Damage to the tooth surface that gets worse if it is left, and is straightforward if it is not.
- 02
Gum disease
Bleeding, receding gums — the commonest reason adults lose teeth, and largely reversible when caught early.
- 03
Missing or failing teeth
A gap changes how you bite, how you look and what happens to the teeth either side of it.
- 04
Crooked or crowded teeth
Teeth that overlap are harder to clean, wear unevenly, and can be straightened at any age.
- 05
Sensitive teeth
A short sharp pain to cold or sweet, which has several different causes and different fixes.
- 06
Discoloured teeth
Staining and darkening, some of which lifts with cleaning and some of which does not.
- 07
Jaw pain and grinding
Clicking, aching and worn teeth — often noticed by a partner or a dentist before the patient.
- 08
Dental anxiety
A reason people go years without being seen. It is common, and it is something we plan around.
Patients
What our patients say
Appointments
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New and existing patients welcome. Tell us what the problem is and we will book the right length of appointment.
- After you ask
- Somebody will come back to you with a time. Nothing is booked until you have heard from us.
- When you write
- It is how we book the right length of appointment. You do not need to go into detail.
- Urgent
- Telephone the practice rather than using the form.
Before you come
Your first appointment
Allow 45 minutes
A first examination is longer than a routine check-up because we are building a record from scratch.
Nothing is treated on the day
Unless you are in pain. Otherwise the first visit is for looking, explaining and planning.
You will leave with a written plan
Itemised, priced, and yours to take away and think about.
Tell us if you are anxious
It changes how we book the appointment and how we run it. It is the most useful thing you can tell reception.
Checklist
What to bring
- A list of any medicines you take
- Details of any medical conditions or allergies
- Your insurance or payment plan details, if you have them
- Any recent radiographs or letters from another practice
Fees
Fees and payment
A written estimate every time
You get an itemised plan after the examination. Nothing is added during treatment without asking you first.
Payment plans
Larger courses of treatment can be spread monthly. Ask at reception and we will set out what it costs in total.
Dental insurance
We can provide the itemised receipts and clinical notes most insurers ask for. Check your own policy for what it covers.
Missed appointments
A missed appointment is a slot somebody else could have used. We ask for as much notice as you can give us.
Ready when you are
Whether it is a check-up you have put off or something that has started hurting, we will find you a time.
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