Dental Crowns
A dental crown is a cap shaped like a tooth that is used to restore and improve the appearance, size, and strength of a damaged tooth. It is an ideal solution when a significant portion of the tooth is missing, as it allows the tooth to regain normal function and appearance.
Dental Implant
Dental implants have become the go-to solution for replacing missing teeth due to their popularity and effectiveness. These titanium posts are surgically inserted into the jawbone, mimicking the function of natural tooth roots.
Teeth Whitening
Tooth whitening is a highly effective method for lightening the natural color of teeth without removing any tooth surface. While it cannot completely change the shade of your teeth, it can lighten the existing color.
Invisible Aligners
Invisible aligners are constructed from transparent and durable plastic, making them nearly invisible when worn. A significant advantage of these aligners is that they are removable, setting them apart from other orthodontic options.
Smile Makeover
Smile makeover, also known as smile designing, is a dental procedure that aims to enhance the appearance of a person’s smile. This cosmetic treatment involves a thorough assessment of the teeth and gums, followed by recommended changes to achieve a more attractive and natural-looking smile.
Wisdom Tooth Removal
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, typically erupt during late teens or early twenties, although they can also appear later in adulthood. While well-aligned and properly erupted wisdom teeth can be beneficial, complications can arise if they do not emerge correctly.
Root Canal Treatment/RCT
Root canal treatment, also known as endodontic treatment, is necessary when tooth decay reaches the innermost layer called the pulp. It involves removing the infected pulp. It involves removing the infected pulp, cleaning and disinfecting the root canals, and filling and sealing them to save the natural tooth. The treated tooth is then restored with a crown or cap to protect and strengthen it.
Dental Filling
Dental filling is a common treatment used to restore missing tooth structure caused by decay, trauma, or habits like teeth grinding or nail biting. It fills the gap created by decay, protects the tooth from further damage, and restores its original shape and function. Fillings are also effective in repairing broken or cracked teeth, reinforcing their structure to withstand chewing forces.
Pediatric Dentistry
Tooth decay is common in kids under 10. As children often miss early dental signs, parents must be watchful. Beyond decay, issues like misalignment and pediatric gum problems can arise. Our certified pediatric dentists work seamlessly with primary pediatricians, ensuring effective care and quick recovery.
Metal Braces
Dental braces are like special tools for your teeth. They have wires, brackets, and bands that work together to make your teeth straighter and fix any crookedness. These braces can also help with problems in your jaw, make it easier to chew food, and make your smile look better. Your dentist is the best person to talk to about getting braces because they can recommend the right kind of treatment based on how your teeth are.
Gum Disease Treatment
When dealing with gum disease, the treatment options depend on how serious it is and your overall health. You can go for non-surgical treatments like scaling, root planning, and antibiotics. If it’s more advanced, surgery might be needed, which can involve pocket reduction or guided tissue regeneration. Usually, a gum specialist called a periodontist does these procedures.
Jaw Fracture Treatment
Accidents can occur unexpectedly, whether it’s a slip on a slippery sidewalk, a car accident, or a sports injury. In the event of an accident causing trauma to your jaw, one possible consequence is a fractured mandible, which is the lower jaw.
