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The dental implant sits in bone to give you a fixed solution that mimics a natural tooth. Dental implants are made of titanium and placed in bone to replace the root of a missing tooth.

An implant-supported restoration looks, feels and functions virtually like a real tooth, improving your quality of life and allowing you to enjoy food better.

Dentures are a relatively low cost option that involves a painless process and helps in the restoration of facial aesthetics, as it supports sunken lips and cheeks. A well-fitted set of dentures can help you to eat, speak and smile better.

Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are the last teeth to develop. Wisdom teeth are found on each of the four corners of our jaws. They usually emerge during the late teens from ages 16 to early 20s.

The last tooth to grow out in the permanent set of teeth, these may sometimes get impacted and not grow out properly due to lack of space in the jaw. They may then need to be removed.

Regular dental checks enable our dentists to detect any issues you might have with your wisdom teeth. If necessary, dentists will recommend that patients have wisdom tooth removal surgery before they become a problem.

Fillings are used to treat a cavity due to decay, and repair chipped or broken teeth caused by trauma, nail biting or teeth grinding.

Traditionally, teeth are filled with silver amalgam. However, there are other options available now. Highly aesthetic fillings are available in tooth-coloured resin (plastic) materials known as composite resin fillings, or as ceramic restorations.

Braces are fixed appliances that help to move teeth back into a proper alignment so that you can chew, speak better and have a nicer smile. Orthodontics deals with the treatment of improper bites, which may result from tooth irregularity, disproportionate jaw relationships, or both. One type of treatment is braces. Braces can rearrange teeth and control or modify facial growth.

It can be carried out for cosmetic reasons such as improving the general appearance of one’s teeth and face, and for practical reasons like functionally improving one’s bite.

When left untreated, many orthodontic problems worsen, contributing to abnormal wear of tooth surfaces. This can lead to tooth decay and eventually, gum disease and tooth loss.