Our Services

A dental consultation is a non-invasive visit to the dentist where you can discuss your issues, concerns, and treatment options. Dentist consultations usually include taking x-rays, going over your dental history, and performing an exam of your teeth and surrounding structures. Examination includes check on existing fillings, any new cavities, gum disease, worn dentition, status of existing crowns, dentures etc, bad breath, wisdom teeth status or other problems. A clean up and polishing may be included as well.

A smiling child is a happy child! Did you know that tooth decay is the number one preventable childhood disease? Prevention begins with good dental habits, the right diet and regular visits to the dentist at a very early age.

A visit to the dentist should also be a pleasant affair for both your child and you. Our staff are trained to provide a warm and friendly environment so that your child will feel safe whenever you visit. visit us soon to keep a healthy and happy smile on your child !

Don’t let a toothache take away your smile. We have the means and services to relieve your pain and help you smile again. In this case, we’re talking about a procedure called Endodontics, also known as Root Canal Therapy. Here’s how it works:
Inside every tooth is what is known as pulp, which supplies nutrients to the tooth. When the pulp becomes diseased or injured, pulp tissue dies, resulting in sensitivity and pain. Endodontics involves the removal of dead and diseased pulp and the subsequent cleaning and sealing of the root canal. A crown is then placed over the tooth to make it stronger.
You should feel little or no discomfort with this relatively simple procedure. And the best part is, your smile can be saved in just 2 to 3 visits !

Dental bridge is a prosthetic tooth (or teeth) that attaches on one or both sides to teeth prepared with dental crowns. If you’ve lost teeth due to accident, injury, or gum disease, we can create a permanent bridge to restore your perfect smile. A bridge not only fills the gap, but it also prevents repositioning of remaining teeth. It can also correct a misaligned bite, improve chewing function and speech articulation, and provide internal structure for the face to give you a more youthful appearance. With proper care, a fixed bridge may last at least 8 to 10 years.

A filling replaces part of a tooth that has been lost because of decay or accidental damage. If you are embarrassed about your smile because of decay or dark fillings in your teeth, you are a good candidate for composite resins. Composite resin is a tooth coloured filling which bonds to the teeth and protects it from further decay. We can blend and mix shades to find the perfect colour to match your natural teeth. We also offer Glass ionomer fillings, as indicated in certain situations.

We perform tooth extractions quickly and with minimal discomfort to treat a host of dental conditions. Patients suffering from broken, cracked, and/or excessively decayed or damaged teeth or has tooth which cannot be saved by fillings or root canal can be extracted under local anaesthesia. We also perform certain wisdom teeth extractions.

If you have lost all of your natural teeth, whether from periodontal disease, tooth decay, or injury, dentures can replace your missing teeth and restore your smile. Replacing missing teeth will benefit your appearance and your health. Without support from a denture, facial muscles sag, making a person look older. You will not be able to eat and speak comfortably.
When many or all teeth are missing from a top or bottom jaw, we suggest the use of dentures. A full denture replaces all teeth on a top or bottom jaw, whereas a partial replaces many missing teeth by fitting like a puzzle piece. Modern dentures look like natural teeth and are more comfortable than their predecessors. The porcelain false teeth in a denture are attached to a gum-coloured base. This base can be held in place by denture adhesive, clasps that attach to existing teeth, or dental implants.

Night guards are used to treat bruxism (teeth grinding) and clenching. Symptoms associated with grinding include headache, stress, anxiety, ear aches, and jaw joint pain. Many individuals are unaware that they grind or clench their teeth at night, but a lot of damage can occur without any symptoms.
Thin, transparent, and horseshoe-shaped, dental night guards are created from hard but mouldable plastics. The night guard fits over either the upper or the lower teeth, creating a cushion between them and absorbing the impact of the grinding or clenching. Night guards can help reduce enamel damage, jaw joint inflammation, and irritation to the gums. Overall, most night guard wearers report they have less pain and sleep better.

In order to be truly effective, night guards need to be custom-made for each individual. It typically takes two dentist appointments to receive a night guard. During the initial visit, the dentist takes a bite record and makes an impression of the patient’s teeth. These will be used to create a customized night guard that allows for proper teeth alignment. During the second appointment, the patient gives the night guard a test run and the dentist makes any necessary adjustments.

Fluoride, a natural mineral is found in many foods and also in water. Fluoride is lost through demineralization where the tooth’s enamel layer is attacked by acids in the food and drinks that we consume. These acids are formed from plaque bacteria and sugars. From the food and drinks consumed, minerals are also replenished in the form of fluoride, calcium and phosphate in a process called remineralization.

What are the benefits of fluoride?

Fluoride helps to prevent the tooth from decaying by making the tooth more resistant to acid attack from plaque and sugars. For children under the age of six, fluoride is important for the development of permanent teeth. Fluoride helps to speed up remineralization process and also prevents acid from attacking the teeth.

Where is fluoride found?

Fluoride can be found in food and water. It can also be directly applied through the use of fluoridated toothpaste and mouthwash. Over-the-counter mouthwash contains lower amounts of fluoride. For stronger concentrations, you would require a dentist’s prescription.

A dentist can also apply fluoride directly to the teeth in the form of a gel, foam or varnish. This method allows for a much higher amount of fluoride to be applied to your teeth than toothpastes and mouthwashes. Fluoride supplements are available in liquid or tablet forms and must be prescribed by the dentist, family doctor.