Cavehill Dental Care

Cavehill Dental Care is one of Ireland's most respected dental practices. Situated in the picturesque Cavehill area of North Belfast, we provide a comprehensive range of dental treatments for the whole family all under one roof.Some of the treatment options available include:

• Cosmetic dentistry (including veneers, crowns, bridges & tooth whitening)
• Surgical treatments
• Implantology (Nobel Biocare)
• Orthodontic straightening of teeth (including 'invisible braces')
• Endodontics
• Replacement of old amalgam fillings with tooth coloured alternatives
• Periodontology
• Hygienist service
• Oral cancer screening
• Family care
• Sedation

Our practice has recently been refurbished and provides the latest technology to ensure your visit with us is a pleasant one.When you arrive at our clinic you will be welcomed into a relaxing and friendly environment, where the team will do their utmost to ensure you feel completely at ease while you are here.

At Cavehill Dental Care, we offer orthodontic treatment as part of our comprehensive range of treatment options. This is a way of straightening the teeth by wearing braces (removable or fixed).The main reasons for having orthodontic treatment are:

• To improve the appearance of the teeth and face.
• To improve the health of the teeth and gums.
• To improve function i.e. to make it easier to eat.

We offer treatment using several sorts of appliances (braces) in order to achieve the best result possible for you.The appliance options available include:

• Removable appliance - a plastic plate that can be taken out to be cleaned. It has delicate wires and springs attached, which move the teeth using gentle pressure.
• Fixed appliance - Often teeth need to be guided more accurately than they can be using a removable plate. Fixed appliances are brackets and bands temporarily stuck to the teeth. A flexible wire joins all the brackets and allows the teeth to be moved. It is not possible for you to take the appliance out and so it is called a fixed appliance. They can be made of metal, plastic or from tooth coloured ceramic.