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Our services are varied and provide solutions to a large range of dental needs, including fixing of teeth overcrowding, therapies to ease a toothache, or alleviating jaw joint pain.
Dental implants are a permanent solution to missing teeth or wearing removable dentures. They are fixtures placed into your jaw bone to replace both the tooth and root of your teeth.
The All-on-4, Pro Arch, teeth-in-a-day or full mouth dental implants are a viable solution for people with a whole row of missing teeth. 4 to 6 dental implant fixtures are placed onto your jaw at one go.
Wisdom teeth, which usually erupt between ages 18 to 24, can often grow in a disorderly manner and sometimes require extractions.
Holistic dentistry embraces an attitude towards oral health that takes into account the total well-being of a patient and their environment.
The pulp in your tooth, consisting of nerves and blood vessels, can become diseased from decay or injury. A root canal treatment involves cleaning out the damaged pulp.
Dental emergencies can be anxiety-inducing. Should you require immediate attention, we have a dedicated 24-hour emergency service on-hand to look after all of your dental needs.
Digital dentistry incorporates digital and computer technology, such as 3D printing and intraoral scanners, enhancing or replacing conventional dental techniques.
Bite balancing involves the analysis of your bite to identify specific areas under heavy or discordant forces. Adjustments to your bite are made so it is healthier and harmonious.
Bite guard therapy is the wearing of a clear removable bite guard over your upper or lower teeth to protect them from each other and to guide your jaw into stable and healthy positions.
Teeth whitening is the lightening of the colour of your teeth through the application of a safe and medically approved gel. It is fast, easy and minimally invasive, requiring no local anaesthetic or any removal of tooth substance.
Teeth whitening is the lightening of the colour of your teeth through the application of a safe and medically approved gel. It is fast, easy and minimally invasive, requiring no local anaesthetic or any removal of tooth substance.
Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure that restores the function of chipped, broken or worn down teeth, improving appearances and oral health. It binds a tooth-coloured filling onto the surface of the tooth.
Veneer is a cosmetic dental procedure where a layer of aesthetic, tooth-coloured material is used to revamp the entire front surface of your tooth, allowing you to change its length, alignment, colour and feel of your teeth.
Dental implants are a permanent solution to missing teeth or wearing removable dentures. They are fixtures placed into your jaw bone to replace both the tooth and root of your teeth.
A single tooth implant is a procedure where a single tooth and its root is replaced with a dental implant. Usually this is recommended for those who have experienced trauma, decay or have had an unsuccessful root canal.
Multi teeth dental implants are suitable for those who require several teeth to be replaced at one time. One benefit of this type of implant is that adjacent teeth are no longer used as support structures.
Do you have any missing, failing, or wobbly teeth? Do you have an insufficient ability to chew food, or problems pronouncing your words? Are you perhaps worried about having to wear a denture? Fix this issue immediately, book a session with us.
Nobel Biocare’s zygomatic implants differ from the traditional dental implants, where instead of having implants drilled directly into the jawbone, they are drilled into the upper jaw bone, close to the Zygoma bone. This treatment is particularly suitable for patients with severe bone loss.
Tubero pterygoid dental implants are for patients who do not have sufficient bone mass in their upper jaw for ordinary implants. These are placed around the upper 2nd molar area, at an angle, to utilize the stronger and denser bone here.
Full mouth rehabilitation involves a combination of treatments that restores your teeth and bite to their optimal condition. This is especially fitting for those with multiple broken, worn, or discoloured teeth.
Regular dental check-ups allow your dentist to spot signs of any dental trouble that you may have ahead of time. Sometimes, if left to deteriorate, you may get a toothache, and may require costly and invasive dental treatment.
Scaling and polishing is a dental procedure that removes deposits such as plaque and tartar from tooth surfaces, accumulated from daily meals. If the condition worsens, it can sometimes result in gum disease, also known as periodontal disease.
Airflow treatment involves delivering powdered jet air to your teeth at a high pressure. It cleans stubborn stains on your teeth that cannot be removed with simple polishing, giving your teeth a fresh, clean and white finish.
Topical fluoride is a dental treatment composed of fluoride, a mineral that strengthens the tooth enamel, and can aid in preventing tooth decay, slow it down, or stop it from getting worse.
When a tooth undergoes decay, the decayed portion needs to be removed to prevent it from causing further damage. A filling is then placed into the remaining cavity to seal and protect your remaining tooth, and restore its form, and function.
Dental professionals worldwide recommend that children start visiting the dentist as early as ages one, to help them familiarize with the dental environment, and keep track of their dental development.
Bad breath may be caused by the consumption of certain food, having a health condition or certain oral habits. With good oral hygiene, you can enhance your condition. However, in certain cases, there may increase serious underlying issues.
Detecting decay in teeth early allows for timely intervention before excessive tooth damage can occur. Minor cavities are also easier and less expensive to treat.
A full mouth debridement (FMD) is an oral cleansing treatment that removes the build-up of plaque and tartar. It is done when during a regular dental check-up, teeth and gums cannot be properly examined due to the hardened plaque.
Deep cleaning is performed on gums affected by gum disease, usually caused by plaque accumulation, deepening gum pockets and inflamed gums. Affected areas are cleaned with an ultrasonic scaler that vibrates and emits water
Gum contouring is a minimally invasive cosmetic dental procedure where gums are reshaped, and excess gum tissue around your gum margins is removed, creating desirable contours.
Pinhole gum rejuvenation is a non-invasive procedure performed on receding gums to prevent the exposure of teeth roots. Through a pinhole, gums are stretched, the roots are covered, and collagen is inserted to stimulate novel tissue growth.
Jaw Joint Dysfunction, a condition that results in inflammation and pain in the jaws, and an inability to open or close your mouth. To manage this, scans will be done to assess your teeth, bite, and jaw joint, and determine the right treatment.
Disclusion Time Reduction Therapy is the computer-guided procedure that makes small changes to your bite, with the intention of reducing muscle strain.
Jaw Joint Arthrocentesis is a minor surgical procedure that treats disc displacements within the jaw joint through the insertion of syringes which introduces and drains out fluid. This relieves pain, and resolves symptoms of clicking or grinding.
Address your anxiety regarding dental surgeries through natural coping skills, instead of resorting to general anesthetics. Anesthetics can be sometimes associated with common side effects.
While sedated, you are in a relaxed, semi-conscious state, making you receptive to dental treatment, yet still retaining the ability to respond.
General anaesthesia involves putting you in an unconscious (unlike in sedation where you are semi-conscious), relaxed and pain-free state throughout your entire dental procedure.
Extraction involves removing a tooth from its socket. This may be required if your tooth is affected by extensive decay, or gum disease. Sometimes it is done to make way for orthodontic treatments, bridges or dentures.
A sinus lift involves your maxillary sinuses which are located above your upper jaw. It is a surgery that adds a bone to your upper jaw in the space between your jaw and sinus. To make room for the bone, the sinus membrane has to be lifted.
Bone grafting is a procedure to rebuild bone loss in your jaw bone, restoring its height and thickness, previously lost due to gum disease, tooth extractions or other jaw conditions.
Orthognathic surgeries are carried out to align dental and jaw disharmonies, for functional and aesthetic enhancements. Some symptoms include having severely crooked teeth or having your gums excessively exposed.
A tongue-tie occurs when the band of soft tissue at the bottom of your tongue, is short or tight, restricting your tongue movements. A tongue-tie release is a procedure where this tissue is trimmed so that the tongue can move freely.
Genioplasty is a common plastic surgery done to enhance the facial harmony of the jaw and mouth. It not solely enhances one’s aesthetic appearance, it enhances the shape and occlusion of the chin and promotes enhanced bite balance.
A cyst is an abnormal sac of tissue within your body containing fluid materials, which sometimes develops because of an infection. It may render potential damage to its neighbouring structures such as the nerves in your jaw, if left untreated.
Oral pathology is a group of diseases or conditions which include growths, cysts, and infections that can affect the teeth, mouth, and its surrounding structures. Sometimes this abnormal tissue growth can be cancerous and may require surgery.
Indirect pulp therapy is a minimally invasive procedure mainly used for teeth with deep cavities that are in close proximity to the pulp. The cavity is covered with a biocompatible material, hence protecting the pulp.
A pulpotomy involves the removal of infected pulp of a decayed tooth. The pulp in the tooth’s crown is removed, while the pulp in the roots is left untouched.
Address your anxiety regarding dental surgeries through natural coping skills, instead of resorting to general anesthetics. Anesthetics can be sometimes associated with common side effects.
A dental crown is a customized tooth-shaped cap that is used to protect, rebuild, and restore the function and appearance of a tooth that might be decayed, worn, chipped or broken.
A denture is made up of tooth-coloured plastic teeth that are attached to a pink acrylic base and can replace a single tooth, multiple teeth or the entire set of teeth.
Sleep dentistry addresses issues of sleep disorders such as sleep apnea and snoring, which can block airflow while sleeping, resulting in obstructive sleep. Treatments include the wearing of oral appliances, or the use of machines to deliver air.
Teeth straightening corrects rotated, crowded, or uneven teeth, resolves gaps, and corrects a dysfunctional bite—improving your aesthetic appearance, and general oral health.
Damon braces is an orthodontic system that gives patients a broader smile. It utilizes a patented slide mechanism to connect archwires to the bracket while allowing the wire to move freely. It also enhances oral hygiene by eliminating elastic ties.
Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment that helps with teeth straightening. The removable clear-aligner treatment addresses common dental issues.
CFAST® is a fixed braces treatment that focuses on straightening solely your front six upper and lower teeth. Clear brackets are used to hold in place a tooth-coloured wire, allowing your treatment to be fairly discreet.
Myobrace® is an orthodontic system for growing children aged 5 to 15 to guide their teeth, jaw and facial development into their natural, ideal and healthy positions by correcting poor dental habits at an early stage.
