General NHS Dentistry at ExperDental in Hertfordshire

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Our cosmetic dentistry team will help to keep your smile looking fabulous. And our general dentistry team are the ones who make sure it stays that way.

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Getting to know them could mean you can avoid more complicated cosmetic procedures altogether. From routine checkups to hygiene, fillings, root canal treatment and more, our family-friendly team provides all you need for you and yours to stay in tip-top oral health.

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Routine Check-ups

We believe that prevention is better than curing. Regularly visiting your dentist and hygienists for a check-up ensures that we catch any issues more quickly and improves the overall health of your teeth.

After all, we’re a friendly bunch here at Exper Dental Clinics

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The Exper Dental Team

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Fillings

One of the most common types of dental treatment carried out by any general dentist is a filling. These are used to treat cavities when they form. The procedure involves your dentist removing the decayed portion of your tooth and then filling the gap to prevent further decay.

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Dental Hygiene

With more adult teeth being lost through gum disease rather than tooth decay, regular dental hygiene treatment is essential to keeping your gums and teeth healthy.

Root Canal

When the nerve of the tooth is compromised due to a crack or cavity bringing infection into your tooth, it may be necessary to have a root canal.

Crowns

If you have missing teeth, they can leave gaps in your smile. Not only that, but they can also put you at a greater risk of developing decay. Having crowns placed will help restore function to your bite and improve your confidence.

Tooth Extraction

If your tooth is damaged or decayed and can’t be repaired with a filling or crown first, your dentist may decide to remove (extract) the tooth as a last resort.

Dentures

A denture is a removable replacement for missing teeth and surrounding tissues. Two types of dentures are available at ExperDental : complete and partial dentures.

Dental Bridges

If you’re suffering from tooth loss? Did you know that a dental bridge restores that and fills the gap between missing teeth.

You will only be eligible for a dental bridge if you have strong teeth with good bone support. Thankfully, they are also available on the NHS!

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Children's Teeth

It is generally recommended that an infant be seen by a dentist by the age of 1 or within 6 months after his or her first tooth comes in.

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The Benefits

Routine Dentistry

Step-By-Step Treatment Plans

FAQs

The most frequent questions, answered!

How do I sign up as a patient?

The best way to register with our practice is to contact us via our website and provide us with some additional information on what you’re looking for. From there, one of our friendly staff members will sign you up and book an appointment.

My tooth was knocked out, how soon should I see a dentist?

Immediately. Getting to a dentist within 30 minutes can make the difference between saving and losing a tooth.

I brush my teeth constantly but still have bad breath. What can I do?

Brushing and flossing are definitely the first steps to eliminating bad breath, along with ensuring that you regularly see your hygienist for routine scaling & polishing (professional cleaning).

Why is it so important to maintain dental health?

Maintaining your teeth and gums as you age is an important step in sustaining your general health and well-being. Whilst exercising, eating the correct foods and regular health checks are important, looking after your teeth and gums is also essential. Good dental health will help you to lead a long, happy and healthy life.