Implants
Implants help us replace lost teeth in a fixed way with wonderful ease, comfort and long term function and aesthetics..
KNOW MOREBridges
The bridge is anchored to neighbouring healthy teeth, with a false tooth placed in between. Bridges can be applied in a single appointment, with a pleasing aesthetic outcome..
KNOW MOREDentures
Dentures are a removable replacement for missing teeth and surrounding tissues. They are made of acrylic resin sometimes combined with metal attachments.
KNOW MOREDental Crowns
A crown is a restoration that is placed on teeth that have lost a lot of their structure. A good crown will match the colour, texture and shape of the surrounding teeth.
KNOW MOREFillings
Fillings are the most common type of dental restoration. Teeth can be filled with silver amalgam, gold or tooth-colored plastic materials .
KNOW MOREFull Mouth Rehab
If you have short, worn, missing, or broken teeth, and suffer pain or are dissatisfied with the appearance of your smile, you may be a candidate for full mouth restoration.
KNOW MOREChildren's restorations
It is common today for children to have cavities - even at a very early age. So children should visit their dentist soon after the arrival of deciduous (milk) teeth.
KNOW MOREPreventative Measures
There are several procedures which can be performed to guard against future dental complications. An adequately trained parent and child bolsters this defence.
KNOW MOREOrthodontics
Children should be assessed regularly since they have rapidly changing alignment of jaws and teeth. Early assessment and management are key to good long term results.
KNOW MORERoot Canal (Endodontics)
What is Root Canal Treatment?
Root canal treatment is often required in order to preserve a tooth which has damaged tissue at its core. For example, if a tooth is decayed to the point where the outer layers (enamel and dentine) are eroded, or if a tooth is fractured, the core becomes susceptible to infection as it is left exposed.
A root canal treatment involves removing the damaged tissue with fine instruments , often under magnification. Subsequently the inner delicate part of the tooth is disinfected and sealed with a biocompatible material. This tooth is often capped by a crown to safeguard it against fracture as it is often weak and brittle.
Teeth have a formidable degree of individual variation. This complexity is compounded by the confined, oftentimes inaccessible spaces, and the sensitivity of the teeth involved. For these reasons, root canal therapy is far from straightforward.The old myth that root canal treatments are dental nightmares has been dispelled!
Armed with the latest digital apex location technology, digital radiography, modern rotary instrumentation, high-res magnification and over 25 years of root canal therapy experience, we are confident that most patients experience painless root canal treatment.