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Yes—most routine dentistry is safe with proper planning. We’ll take a detailed medical history, coordinate with your GP or cardiologist if needed, and use stress-reduction protocols with careful monitoring. Sedation or certain anaesthetics may be adjusted to suit you.

Use a soft-bristled brush and a fluoride, desensitising toothpaste twice daily. Avoid very hot or icy drinks for 24–48 hours and skip whitening products for a few days. If sensitivity lingers beyond a week, book a review so we can check exposed dentine or gum recession.

Cosmetic treatments like veneers are usually postponed until after birth to minimise unnecessary procedures. Routine check-ups, hygiene care, and urgent dental work remain safe and recommended. If you’re unsure, we’ll tailor a plan with your midwife/GP guidance.

Don’t reinsert a baby tooth; apply gentle pressure with clean gauze if bleeding. Keep the area clean with warm water rinses and a soft brush, and offer soft foods. Contact us promptly so we can assess the mouth and rule out injury to the adult tooth underneath.

Often yes, but we’ll assess bone quality with scans and review any bisphosphonate or related medications. Where needed, supportive procedures (e.g., bone grafting) can improve stability. A personalised implant plan helps ensure the best long-term outcome.

Brush gently but thoroughly along the gumline and floss daily—don’t avoid the area. A warm salt-water rinse can soothe inflamed tissues, and switching to an electric brush may help. If bleeding continues after a week, schedule a gum health assessment.

Yes—options like composite bonding or carefully planned veneers can be adapted to limit sensitivity. We’ll stabilise enamel and gums first, then use minimally invasive techniques and protective desensitisers. A trial smile or mock-up can also help you test comfort before committing.

Brush after every meal with an orthodontic brush and use interdental aids to reach around brackets. Avoid sticky sweets, hard crusts, and fizzy drinks to prevent breakages and decalcification. Follow your orthodontist’s elastics and visit schedule to keep treatment on track.

Use a warm compress, choose soft foods, and avoid wide yawns or chewy snacks for a couple of days. Over-the-counter pain relief can help if appropriate. If discomfort worsens or lasts beyond 72 hours, ring us so we can rule out bite or muscle issues.

It can, but use it sparingly and avoid brushing immediately before wearing aligners to reduce residue. Clean your trays with approved methods, and time any whitening under our guidance to prevent patchy results. We’ll tailor a safe brightening plan for your case.