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Prosthodontist in New Malden – providing advanced restorative dental care

At Groves Dental Centre, your restorative care is in expert hands. Dr. Sunie Kundi is our GDC-registered Specialist in Prosthodontics, bringing a wealth of experience in managing complex dental cases. Having graduated with multiple distinctions from Bart’s and the London Dental School, Dr. Kundi completed his intensive specialty training at Guy’s Hospital in London.

Known for his meticulous, gentle, and caring approach, Dr. Kundi prides himself on providing evidence-based and ethical dental care. Whether you are seeking to replace missing teeth or require a full-mouth rehabilitation, his advanced training ensures that your treatment is streamlined, functional, and aesthetically beautiful.

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Why choose specialist prosthodontics?

Choosing specialist prosthodontics means placing your smile in the hands of an expert who has undergone years of additional, intensive training beyond dental school. While a general dentist handles a wide range of routine care, a prosthodontist like Dr. Sunie Kundi focuses specifically on the architecture of the mouth, mastering the complex relationship between your bite, jaw function, and aesthetics. This specialised expertise is invaluable when dealing with missing or severely damaged teeth, as it ensures that restorations aren’t just beautiful, but are also engineered to be durable and perfectly balanced within your mouth. By choosing a Prosthodontist in New Malden, you are investing in a higher level of precision and a tailored treatment plan designed to provide long-lasting, functional results that a standard dental approach might not be able to achieve.

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What prosthodontic dentistry involves and when it is recommended

Prosthodontics is the branch of dentistry specifically focused on the design, manufacture, and fitting of artificial replacements for teeth and other parts of the mouth. The prosthodontist is essentially the architect of a dental restoration plan, ensuring that every crown, bridge, or implant fits perfectly within your unique bite and facial structure.

Prosthodontic treatment is often recommended when:

  • Replacing missing teeth: Using advanced solutions such as dental implants, high-strength ceramic bridges, or custom-fitted partial and full dentures.
  • Restoring damaged teeth: Repairing severely worn, broken, or decayed teeth with high-aesthetic crowns or porcelain overlays.
  • Complex full-mouth reconstruction: Coordinating multidisciplinary care for patients who need a complete overhaul of their oral health and appearance.
  • Cosmetic enhancements: Replacing failing or discoloured restorations, such as old composite veneers, with minimally invasive, natural-looking porcelain alternatives.

By choosing a specialist in prosthodontics, you are opting for a higher level of precision that focuses on both the long-term durability of your dental work and the natural beauty of your smile.

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Does prosthodontic treatment hurt?

It is perfectly natural to feel a bit of apprehension before any specialised dental procedure. The good news is that modern prosthodontics is designed with patient comfort as a top priority.

At Groves Dental Centre, our Specialist Prosthodontist in New Malden, Dr. Sunie Kundi, is highly regarded. Here is what you can expect regarding comfort during your treatment:

  • Pain-free procedures: For most restorative treatments, such as preparing a tooth for a crown or placing a dental implant, we use effective local anaesthetics to completely numb the area. You may feel some slight pressure, but you should not feel any pain.
  • Post-treatment management: Once the numbness wears off, it is common to experience some mild “tightness” or sensitivity, similar to the feeling after a deep filling. This is usually easily managed with standard over-the-counter painkillers and typically settles within a day or two.
  • A focus on precision: Because prosthodontists use advanced technology and meticulous planning, restorations are designed to fit your bite perfectly. This precision reduces the need for “trial and error” adjustments, which makes the recovery process much smoother.
  • Comfort-first environment: We take the time to explain every step of the process. If you are particularly anxious, Dr. Kundi and the team can discuss various relaxation techniques to ensure you feel calm and in control throughout your appointment.

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Trust your teeth to our specialist prosthodontic care!

The ultimate goal of prosthodontic treatment is actually to eliminate pain caused by broken teeth, exposed nerves, or a misaligned bite, leaving you with a comfortable, functional smile. Book your consultation with our friendly team today and get your oral health in great shape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Because prosthodontics involves high-precision work, the timeline varies depending on the complexity of your case. A single crown might only take two appointments, whereas a full-mouth reconstruction or dental implants can take several months to allow for proper healing and custom fabrication. Dr. Kundi will provide a clear, step-by-step timeline during your initial consultation, so you know exactly what to expect.

Think of a general dentist as a primary care provider who looks after your overall oral health. A prosthodontist is a specialist who has completed additional years of advanced training. They focus specifically on restoring and replacing teeth, making them the experts in complex "rebuilding" projects, such as complicated bites or extensive cosmetic transformations.

While no dental restoration is guaranteed to last a lifetime, prosthodontic work is designed for maximum durability. With excellent oral hygiene and regular check-ups, high-quality crowns, bridges, and implants can last many decades. The specialist materials used are chosen for their strength and resistance to wear, ensuring your investment stands the test of time.

Yes, one of the primary goals of a prosthodontist is aesthetic integration. This means your new teeth are custom-shaded and shaped to match your natural teeth and complement your facial features. Using advanced ceramics and 3D planning, we ensure your restorations are virtually indistinguishable from the real thing.


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