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Dentists recommend 2 check ups a year. As they say - prevention is better than cure - so your routine dental care is essential to protecting your teeth and gums. Dental decay, cavities and gum disease can be spotted early at a routine check-up, enabling us to catch things early.
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Onlays protect teeth that have had extensive damage; they are made from a variety of materials.
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Our services help to improve oral health maintenance, prevent dental problems, caries and oral cancer.
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Dental emergencies may include:
• Broken teeth or tooth loss
• Infected wisdom teeth or cysts
• Spreading ulceration and bleeding gums
• Oral abscesses
• Inflammation of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
• Inflamed dental pulp (Pulpitis)
We offer a variety of braces including removable invisible braces such as Invisalign; hidden lingual braces which sit on the back of the teeth, and ceramic braces which have discrete tooth-coloured components.
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Invisalign can help to treat a variety of orthodontic complaints including teeth which are crooked, crowded or have gaps between them. Invisalign appliances are clear, removable and comfortable, and they will not interfere with your life. Because it’s nearly invisible, no-one can tell you are wearing Invisalign, so you can smile more, during as well as after your treatment.
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Using the latest techniques and products in the industry, we are committed to delivering the tailor-made, natural results you desire.
Whether you prefer natural white or extra bright, you can choose your shade with your dentist, then sit back and get your smile whitened in under an hour. Tooth whitening takes care of stained and discoloured teeth so they appear brighter and more attractive.
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Onlays protect teeth that have had extensive damage; they are made from a variety of materials.
Learn More
Veneers offer an effective aesthetic cover-up. Custom-made to blend in perfectly with your smile, veneers are ideal for dealing with any teeth that are a source of concern.
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This will involve a comprehensive discussion with our Specialist to ensure we are aware of your personal concerns and aims of treatment. This will be followed by a detailed periodontal examination which involves measuring the position of the gums and determining whether or not spaces (pockets) have opened up between the gums and the teeth. It is important that before any treatment is suggested, the severity and extent of the disease are established. X-rays and photographs may also be taken on this appointment. Once all the information has been obtained, we will discuss the findings in detail and suggest any treatment that may be required.
Periodontitis (gum disease) is a condition that causes bone destruction around the teeth, resulting in loss of support and reduced stability, which can lead to loosening of the teeth and tooth loss. Gum disease is a life-long condition that cannot be ‘cured’, just as diabetes, but one can stabilise the condition so it no longer actively destroys the bone and gum which supports the teeth.
Virtually all gum disease is preventable and treatable if caught early and a high level of dental hygiene is maintained through your life. Gum disease also has effects around the body, contributing to heart disease, damage to blood vessels and low birth weight babies. Non‐surgical treatment options for gingival recession defects include establishment of optimal plaque control, removal of overhanging subgingival restorations, behaviour change interventions, and use of desensitising agents.
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Osseous surgery, also known as pocket reduction surgery, is a procedure that gets rid of bacteria living in pockets. During the procedure, a surgeon cuts back your gums, removes the bacteria, and repairs damaged bone. Scaling and root planing helps remove bacteria, plaque, and tartar from around teeth. It also smooths each tooth's root surface so that gum tissue can reattach itself to the tooth. This helps shrink the pocket.
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Many techniques have been introduced to treat gingival recession, including connective tissue grafting, or CTG; various flap designs; orthodontics; and guided tissue regeneration, or GTR.
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Crowns must be able to firmly affix to an existing tooth. Crown lengthening can help. We can perform crown lengthening by recontouring gum tissue, and sometimes bone, to expose more of a tooth's surface for a crown. It's a common procedure and often takes less than an hour to complete.
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Following completion of treatment and arrest of inflammation, supportive periodontal therapy (SPT) is employed to reduce the probability of re-infection and progression of the disease; to maintain teeth without pain, excessive mobility or persistent infection in the long term, and to prevent related oral diseases.
Book Now
What is the best dental routine?
Best Adult Oral Hygiene Routine
7 cardinal points:
• Set and Stick to a Solid Tooth Brushing Routine.
• Regard Flossing your Teeth as Important as Brushing.
• Use a Fluoride Toothpaste.
• Use a Good Mouth Rinse.
• Drink lots of Water and Only Water just Before Bed.
• Establish a Healthy and Consistent Diet.
• Schedule routine dental check-ups and cleanings
Endodontic Treatment becomes necessary when the pulp - the soft tissue inside the root canal, becomes inflamed or infected. The consultation will determine if endodontic treatment is necessary to save a tooth, X-rays and 3D imaging be necessary to aid in diagnosis and treatment planning.
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Root Canal Treatment involves removal of all infection and debris from the infected tooth. It is a process which requires much skill and attention to detail, can usually be done in one visit to make sure that the patient is comfortable and pain free and that it is a pleasant experience.
Book Now
Re-examining existing root filling and removing it
and then dis-infecting the canal and the resealing it, this treatment helps to preserve your own natural tooth. this may be done in one visit
Endodontic Surgery is carried out, if there is difficulty in gaining access to the root canal system for non surgical retreatment.
Microscopic(apicectomy) is recommended.
3D imaging is necessary for preoperative planning
Building up a tooth core before tooth is prepared for/designed for Onlay/Crown restoration.
Book Now
Teeth that are traumatised may be discoloured, especially if they have been poorly root treated, whitening may help improve appearance. in an in-surgery or in-tooth technique
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After a thorough examination, we will produce a 3D mock up to act as a blueprint for every phase of treatment.
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Full dental implants also known as All on 6 implants are used to restore the entire upper or lower arch of teeth in one complete bridge and this is often called full mouth dental implants restoration or full arch replacement.
Book Now
Maxillary sinus floor augmentation (also termed sinus lift, sinus graft, sinus augmentation or sinus procedure) is a phich aims to increase the amount of bone in theupper jaw boneand by lifting the sinus membraneand placing a bone graft.
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A full mouth reconstruction addresses the issues of the health, functionality, and the look of the gums and teeth as well as replacing missing teeth. When all teeth have been removed, dental implants are placed and form the basis for reconstruction which may be either fixed bridges or implant supported overdentures.
Book NowDentists recommend 2 check ups a year. As they say - prevention is better than cure - so your routine dental care is essential to protecting your teeth and gums. Dental decay, cavities and gum disease can be spotted early at a routine check-up, enabling us to catch things early.
Learn MoreWhether you prefer natural white or extra bright, you can choose your shade with your dentist, then sit back and get your smile whitened in under an hour. Tooth whitening takes care of stained and discoloured teeth so they appear brighter and more attractive.
Learn MoreWe offer a variety of braces including removable invisible braces such as Invisalign, hidden lingual braces which sit on the back of the teeth, and ceramic braces which have discrete tooth-coloured components.
Learn MoreInvisalign can help to treat a variety of orthodontic complaints including teeth which are crooked, crowded or have gaps between them. Invisalign appliances are clear, removable and comfortable, and they will not interfere with your life. Because it’s nearly invisible, no-one can tell you are wearing Invisalign, so you can smile more, during as well as after your treatment.
Learn MoreOur services help to improve oral health maintenance, prevent dental problems, caries and oral cancer.
Learn MoreUsing the latest techniques and products in the industry, we are committed to delivering the tailor-made, natural results you desire.
Composite bonding uses tooth-coloured composite resin to repair chips, cracks or broken teeth or to improve the proportions of your smile.
Learn MoreOnlays protect teeth that have had extensive damage; they are made from a variety of materials.
Learn MoreVeneers offer an effective aesthetic cover-up. Custom-made to blend in perfectly with your smile, veneers are ideal for dealing with any teeth that are a source of concern.
Learn MoreDental emergencies may include:
• Broken teeth or tooth loss
• Infected wisdom teeth or cysts
• Spreading ulceration and bleeding gums
• Oral abscesses
• Inflammation of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
• Inflamed dental pulp (Pulpitis)
This will involve a comprehensive discussion with our Specialist to ensure we are aware of your personal concerns and aims of treatment. This will be followed by a detailed periodontal examination which involves measuring the position of the gums and determining whether or not spaces (pockets) have opened up between the gums and the teeth.
Virtually all gum disease is preventable and treatable if caught early and a high level of dental hygiene is maintained through your life. Gum disease also has effects around the body, contributing to heart disease, damage to blood vessels and low birth weight babies. Non‐surgical treatment options defects include establishment of optimal plaque control, removal of overhanging subgingival restorations, behaviour change interventions, and use of desensitising agents.
Book NowOsseous surgery, also known as pocket reduction surgery, is a procedure that gets rid of bacteria living in pockets. During the procedure, a surgeon cuts back your gums, removes the bacteria, and repairs damaged bone. Scaling and root planning helps remove bacteria, plaque, and tartar from around teeth. It also smooths each tooth's root surface so that gum tissue can reattach itself to the tooth. This helps shrink the pocket.
Book NowMany techniques have been introduced to treat gingival recession, including connective tissue grafting, or CTG; various flap designs; orthodontics; and guided tissue regeneration, or GTR.
Book NowCrowns must be able to firmly affix to an existing tooth. Crown lengthening can help. We can perform crown lengthening by recontouring gum tissue, and sometimes bone, to expose more of a tooth's surface for a crown. It's a common procedure and often takes less than an hour to complete.
Book NowFollowing completion of treatment and arrest of inflammation, supportive periodontal therapy (SPT) is employed to reduce the probability of re-infection and progression of the disease; to maintain teeth without pain, excessive mobility or persistent infection in the long term, and to prevent related oral diseases.
Book NowWhat is the best dental routine?
Best Adult Oral Hygiene Routine
7 cardinal points:
• Set and Stick to a Solid Tooth Brushing Routine.
• Regard Flossing your Teeth as Important as Brushing.
• Use a Fluoride Toothpaste.
• Use a Good Mouth Rinse.
• Drink lots of Water and Only Water just Before Bed.
• Establish a Healthy and Consistent Diet.
• Schedule routine dental check-ups and cleanings
Endodontic Treatment becomes necessary when the pulp - the soft tissue inside the root canal, becomes inflamed or infected. The consultation will determine if endodontic treatment is necessary to save a tooth, X-rays and 3D imaging be necessary to aid in diagnosis and treatment planning.
Book NowRoot Canal Treatment involves removal of all infection and debris from the infected tooth. It is a process which requires much skill and attention to detail, can usually be done in one visit to make sure that the patient is comfortable and pain free and that it is a pleasant experience.
Book NowRe-examining existing root filling and removing it
and then dis-infecting the canal and the resealing it, this treatment helps to preserve your own natural tooth. this may be done in one visit
Endodontic Surgery is carried out, if there is difficulty in gaining access to the root canal system for non surgical retreatment.
Microscopic(apicectomy) is recommended.
3D imaging is necessary for preoperative planning
Building up a tooth core before tooth is prepared for/designed for Onlay/Crown restoration.
Book NowTeeth that are traumatised may be discoloured, especially if they have been poorly root treated, whitening may help improve appearance. in an in-surgery or in-tooth technique
Book NowAfter a thorough examination, we will produce a 3D mock up to act as a blueprint for every phase of treatment.
Book NowFull dental implants also known as All on 6 implants are used to restore the entire upper or lower arch of teeth in one complete bridge and this is often called full mouth dental implants restoration or full arch replacement.
Book NowMaxillary sinus floor augmentation (also termed sinus lift, sinus graft, sinus augmentation or sinus procedure) is a phich aims to increase the amount of bone in theupper jaw boneand by lifting the sinus membraneand placing a bone graft.
Book NowA full mouth reconstruction addresses the issues of the health, functionality, and the look of the gums and teeth as well as replacing missing teeth. When all teeth have been removed, dental implants are placed and form the basis for reconstruction which may be either fixed bridges or implant supported overdentures.
Book Now