Our dental hygienists are specially trained, licensed practitioners whose core focus is to carry out preventative dental care. Our dental hygienists will examine your mouth for signs of oral diseases and carry out prophylactic treatments to help stop or prevent progression of gum diseases.

There are hard-to-reach areas that we can’t clean thoroughly when we brush our teeth. Once plaque builds up and hardens into calculus (tartar), brushing alone can’t remove it. Our hygienists use special instruments to meticulously remove the buildup of hard deposits of calculus on your teeth. After your cleaning, they will show you how to remove soft plaque by yourself to help prevent the buildup of tartar. It is recommended that you get dental cleaning every six months.

A root canal is a procedure done to treat and save a tooth that is damaged, infected or badly decayed. The treatment involves (1) removal of the nerves and pulp and (2) cleaning and sealing the infected area inside the tooth.

Teeth can become damaged and infected due to severe decay, repeated dental procedures, cracks in the tooth or trauma to the face. Constant pain, swelling and tenderness of the gums, prolonged sensitivity to heat or cold and discoloration of the tooth are signs that one may need a root canal. A visit to the dentist will best determine the ways to deal with each particular case.

Most people would think of getting teeth whitening or perhaps veneers when cosmetic dentistry comes to mind. The good news is our team of cosmetic dentists can do those and so much more.

Cosmetic dentistry aims to create a positive change in your teeth and enhance your smile. Our Clinic can provide you with a refreshing, natural-looking smile that will make you look great and feel better about yourself.

Our cosmetic dental work will take into account of your unique facial appearance , skin tone,teeth ( colour, width,shape and display), lips, gum tissue and even hair colour to create a smile that looks refreshing, beautiful and natural.

A typical bridge is made up of two crowns (one on either side of the gap) and a false tooth/teeth in between. Bridges are attached to surrounding natural teeth or dental implants for support. The anchoring teeth are called abutment teeth and the false teeth are called pontics. Pontics can be made from porcelain, alloys, gold or a combination on materials.

If you have lost a tooth/teeth, bridges can restore your smile, your ability to properly speak and chew and maintain your facial structure. Bridges can also prevent your remaining teeth from shifting out of position.

Over time, teeth can be damaged, cracked or weakened by decay. Dentists use a crown to entirely cover or “cap” a damaged tooth. Crowns are made to match the color of your natural teeth, and besides strengthening an impaired tooth, these can be used to improve your teeth’s appearance, shape or alignment. With good oral hygiene, crowns can last a lifetime. A crown may come loose or fall out if the underlying tooth is damaged by gum disease or tooth decay. While a crowned tooth does not require any special care, it is important to keep your gums and teeth healthy by brushing with fluoride toothpaste for two minutes twice a day and flossing daily. Also, remember that regular checkups and professional cleanings are just as necessary to make sure you maintain your optimum oral health.

Dentures, also known as false teeth, are prosthetic devices constructed to replace missing teeth; they are supported by the surrounding soft and hard tissues of the oral cavity. Conventional dentures are removable . They  can be partial, replacing one or  more number of teeth or can be complete, thus replacing all the teeth. Dentures can be given immediately after extraction , thus the patient does not have to go with a missing a teeth.

Everybody wants clean, white and healthy-looking teeth, but as we get older our teeth get stained and eventually lose their luster.

There are a lot of factors like your diet (coffee, tea, soda) and lifestyle (smoking) that trigger the yellowing of your teeth. If you’ve been wanting to get rid of the unsightly color and stain on your teeth, you’ve come to the right place!

There are two types of teeth whitening: In-Office Teeth Whitening which is done by our dentists, and Home Teeth Whitening, where patients are given a custom-made tray and a whitening kit to use at home.

The entire in office whitening process, including the preparation, can take up to 2 hours. Depending on the shade of your teeth prior to whitening, you can achieve a result of up to 5-8 shades brighter.