Broad, ongoing dental care
General dentists look after the full range of day-to-day oral health needs, help prevent disease and provide or coordinate treatment for most common dental problems.

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A prosthodontist is a dentist who has undertaken additional specialist training in restoring and replacing teeth, including complex cases involving the whole mouth. Prosthodontics brings together diagnosis, function, appearance, materials, bite, maintenance and the practical stages of treatment.
General dentists provide comprehensive care throughout life. A prosthodontist works alongside this care when restoration is complex or several treatments need to be coordinated.
General dentists look after the full range of day-to-day oral health needs, help prevent disease and provide or coordinate treatment for most common dental problems.
A prosthodontist has completed further specialist training focused on complex restoration and replacement of teeth, including treatment planning when several factors need to be balanced.
A joined-up plan may be needed when teeth are worn, fractured, heavily restored or missing.
A second opinion can help clarify why a crown, bridge, denture or implant restoration is difficult to maintain.
Specialist planning can help coordinate restorative, periodontal, orthodontic, endodontic or surgical care when required.
Your general dentist remains an important part of your care. A prosthodontist may work alongside them, accept a referral for a defined question or provide treatment and return ongoing maintenance to the general dental team.
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