Winning Smile Dental & Aesthetic Clinic in Carrigaline
A modern, friendly dental clinic in Carrigaline that people trust. We look after routine check-ups, hygiene, fillings, Invisalign, dental implants, cosmetic dentistry, and subtle facial aesthetics for patients across Carrigaline and greater Cork. Book online or request a call back, and we will find a time that suits.
Local clinic in Carrigaline with experienced Cork dentists
Local clinic in Carrigaline with experienced Cork dentists
Prevention first, with gentle hygiene and practical home-care advice
Prevention first, with gentle hygiene and practical home-care advice
Minimally invasive techniques that protect healthy tooth structure
Minimally invasive techniques that protect healthy tooth structure
Early and late appointments on selected days
Early and late appointments on selected days
Why choose us?
Choosing a dentist is a long-term decision. You deserve consistent clinicians, plain language, and fees you can understand. Our approach is preventive and minimally invasive. We show you what we see with photos and scans, agree each step together, and keep treatment as simple as the case allows.
What this means for you
A wide range of dental treatments
General dentistry
Routine exams, x-rays when needed, and clear treatment plans.
White fillings that protect healthy tooth.
Simple, careful appointments that fit your schedule.
Prevention and hygiene
Scale and polish to remove tartar your brush cannot reach.
Home-care coaching that fits your routine.
Review intervals matched to your risk.
Kids’ dentistry
Short, friendly visits that build confidence.
Fissure sealants, fluoride varnish, and simple habit guidance.
Tell-show-do so children know what to expect.
Family dentistry
Coordinated check-ups to save time.
Advice for all life stages, from retainers to night guards.
Clear plans and costs for the whole household.
Orthodontics with Invisalign
Digital scans and a precise plan.
Removable aligners for easy eating and brushing.
Regular short reviews and retainers at the end.
Cosmetic dentistry
Whitening with custom trays for a natural shade.
Composite bonding for chips, edges, and small gaps.
Porcelain veneers when larger shape changes are needed.
Treatments for missing teeth
Single implants with custom crowns that look and feel natural.
Implant bridges for several missing teeth in a row.
Conventional bridges and partial dentures where appropriate.
Facial aesthetics
Subtle treatments to soften lines and balance features.
Conservative dosing in a clinical setting.
Clear consent, aftercare, and review.
Support for nervous patients
Anxiety is common and completely understandable. Tell us what has been difficult in the past and we will adapt. We use topical anaesthetic before injections, agree a stop signal, and keep treatment in comfortable stages. If you prefer short visits, we will design your plan around that. If you need extra time to talk through choices, we will set it aside. Our goal is steady progress and predictable appointments that rebuild confidence. Many long-term patients started here as nervous visitors and now attend routine care without worry.
our mission
Our Goal is to provide the best dental care for each patient
I’m Kevin, owner and clinical lead at the practice. My responsibility is to ensure every patient receives careful, evidence-based treatment in a safe, respectful setting. We start with a clear diagnosis, explain options in plain language, and agree a plan that suits your goals and budget. Our team follows strict infection control, uses well-researched materials, and reviews outcomes so each case is finished to a high standard. I invest in continuous training and modern equipment where it genuinely improves comfort, accuracy, and longevity. Fees are transparent, appointments run on time, and we follow up after treatment to make sure you are recovering well. If something needs adjustment, we put it right. My aim is simple: consistent quality, honest advice, and results you can trust.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often do you need a dental check up
In most cases we recommend a dental check up twice a year. If we feel like we need to keep a closer eye on you then we may see you more often and similarly if we feel you are very low risk then we may see you once a year.
Only after a dental check up can we advise you of this and give you a personalised plan to ensure long term oral health.
What is the difference between biomimetic dentistry and general dentistry
Biomimetic dentistry is less invasive and uses advanced materials compared to old school general dentistry.
It is derived from looking at how previous dental techniques have failed and uses nature as a blueprint.
What age should a child go to the dentist
We recommend 18m to 2 years old. It means that we can establish good oral hygiene from an early age and offer advice on how to prevent dental decay. Also the earlier the child meets a dentist the less likely they will find it a nerve racking experience. .
How often should a child see a dentist
A child should see the dentist every 6 months. It allows us to ensure growth is exactly where it should be, spot any early dental decay and find the best timing for any aligning of teeth, if the child requires this.
When is a Tooth Filling Needed?
a filling is needed if a tooth has a cavity in it caused by bacteria and decay a filling is simply the removal of decay and damaged tissue from a tooth and placing of a filling material into the cavity that has been cleaned out.the filling replaces the damaged tooth and blocks the hole left behind to prevent irritation of the nerve of the tooth
What is a scale and polish?
A scale and polish is where the bacteria and plaque are removed from the hard surfaces of the teeth using an ultrasonic cleaner, and then the area is polished using an abrasive flavoured paste
It is a routine professional teeth cleaning procedure performed by a dental hygienist or dentist.It is aimed at removing plaque, calculus(tartar) and surface stains from the teeth to help alleviate and prevent gum disease and keep your oral health up to speed
How to treat gum disease?
Gum disease is treated with regular hygiene visits and hygiene advice, and sometimes a sustained course of treatment that may even involve surgery in the gum areas.
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a common oral health issue that affects millions of people worldwide. If left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth loss and other serious health problems. Fortunately, there are several effective ways to treat gum disease and improve oral health.
First and foremost, practising good oral hygiene is essential for preventing and treating gum disease. This includes brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing daily, and using an antiseptic mouthwash to help kill bacteria in the mouth. Additionally, regular visits to the dentist for professional cleanings and check-ups are essential for monitoring the health of your gums and teeth.
In more severe cases of gum disease, a deep cleaning procedure called scaling and root planing may be necessary. This involves removing plaque and tartar from below the gum line and smoothing out rough spots on the tooth roots to prevent bacteria from accumulating.
Is teeth whitening safe?
To understand the safety of teeth whitening, it is important to understand how it works. The bleaching trays are custom made to fit the teeth tightly, similarly to a retainer used after orthodontic treatment. This ensures that when the gel is placed into the trays, and then onto the teeth that there is no spillage into the mouth, Once the treatment instructions are followed, the process is very safe.