Covering all aspects of dental care from routine through to complex dental needs in a calm and relaxing atmosphere. I love my work and it excites me how U Dentistry has grown and continues to do so since opening in 2005. I am immensely proud of the practice, the team and the work that we do. Delivering complex, specialist care is made so much easier in the calm, relaxing environment of U Dentistry.

U Dentistry is an award-winning dental practice with the ability to offer all aspects of general dental treatment, as well as a range of specialist services that you may require, under one roof.

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Dental Surgeon

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Helen qualified at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in 2000 after which she undertook training with The Society for the Advancement of Anaesthesia in Dentistry. Helen accepted a position at Leeds Dental Institute in 2003 where she immediately developed a passion for oral surgery and worked as an oral and maxillofacial surgery house officer.

Practice Manager

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Jill's dentistry career started in 1991 when she worked as a dental nurse and dental receptionist at a busy family dental practice in Lancashire. During her time at this practice she was awarded qualifications by The National Examining Board for Dental Nurses and The Association of Medical Secretaries, Practice Managers, Administrators and Receptionists.

Why Choose Implants

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Essentially dental implants are an anchor, usually made of titanium which are inserted in a minor surgical procedure into the jaw bone. Once in place the patients bone effectively knits with the implant surface creating a very strong attachment, a process termed osseointegration. Implants act as anchors and can be used in a variety of ways from supporting a single tooth through to supporting a larger number of teeth as implant retained bridges.

CosmeticDentistry

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We believe that teeth need to look like teeth so any work that we do needs to blend in. All of our routine dental treatments aspire to achieve this using tried and tested high quality materials in the way that they should be used. Crowns are sometimes referred to as 'caps', they permanently cover your natural tooth with effectively a false tooth.

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