Rotten teeth can cause patients a lot of embarrassment, not to mention pain. As cosmetic and restorative dentists, we want you to know if you’re experiencing tooth decay, there’s something we can do about it that doesn’t involve a lot of extensive surgery, pain or even large amounts of money in one go.
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We can break up your treatments with what you’re comfortable with, and recommend non-invasive treatments that can dramatically improve the look, feel and function of your smile. Plus, you can pay for it in manageable monthly instalments using 0% finance.
Make an appointment to see us as soon as possible for an exam and a proposed treatment plan. We can even show you what your finished smile will look like using digital technology.
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Practice in East Molesey (KT8 0DL)
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25+ years experience repairing decayed teeth
The go-to cosmetic dentist in Surrey
Leader in missing tooth solutions
Thousands of smiles transformed
The Treatment
Advanced hygiene and deep clean
Fillings, dental crowns and dental bonding
Root canal or extraction for infections
Dental implants and dentures
Composite or porcelain veneers
The Cost
Hygiene cleans from £135 inc. stain removal
Fillings (from £187.50), Crowns (£990)
Root canal (£950), extraction (from £187.50)
Missing teeth solutions from £1,900
Veneers from £990
What Does Rotten Teeth Look Like?
One of the most obvious signs of a rotten tooth is usually visible pits in your enamel and holes in your teeth. Patients might also notice black, brown or white staining on the surface of their teeth.
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Major Symptoms of Rotten Teeth
- Toothache or sharp tooth pain
- A large build-up of plaque or tartar
- Black or brown tooth staining or spots
- Heightened tooth sensitivity
- Pain when biting down
- Chipped, cracked or fractured teeth
- Bad breath or a foul odour
- Gum swelling or bleeding
- Tooth decay is the biggest cause of rotten teeth. Tooth decay is caused by sugary foods and drinks, as well as poor oral hygiene care.
- Untreated gum disease causing gums to recede, gums to bleed and plaque and tartar to build up.
- Acids in the mouth attack the tooth’s surface.
- Untreated cavities and holes in the teeth.
- Infection of the pulp causing the tooth to die.
Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Rotten Teeth
Ignoring rotten teeth at some point will lead to tooth loss. And if teeth start falling out rapidly one by one, then it might be too late to save your entire smile with common general treatments.
But first, decay will invade the soft tissues exposed in the pulp chamber, which will lead to an infection that causes excruciating toothaches.
More worryingly, infections in the tooth can spread to certain areas like the brain, which can be fatal. Rotten teeth, aside from not looking pleasant, also put you at risk for a range of issues throughout the body, for example, stomach pain and problems.