Surgical Tooth Extraction
Surgical tooth extraction is a procedure performed by an oral surgeon or dentist to remove a tooth that cannot be easily extracted using traditional methods. This type of extraction is typically done for teeth that are impacted (such as wisdom teeth), or for teeth that have broken at or below …
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Dental Cleaning/Oral Prophylaxis)
Oral prophylaxis, also known as teeth cleaning, is a routine dental procedure that involves removing plaque, tartar, and stains from the surface of your teeth. The process is performed by a dental hygienist or dentist and is an important part of maintaining good oral health. During an oral prophylaxis, the …
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Orthodontic Procedures Braces
Orthodontic treatment straightens your teeth so they look and work better. Braces or other appliances are used to put gentle pressure on your teeth. Over a number of months or years, this pressure can move your teeth into the right position. Why you may need orthodontics The position of your …
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Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
Do I Need A Root Canal? When tooth decay begins, it normally doesn’t cause any pain and is hard to detect unless you visit your dentist for x-rays and an examination. Left untreated, a cavity will begin to grow and move deeper into the layers of the tooth. If a …
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Crowns and Bridges
Dental crowns are designed to serve as artificial crowns for heavily damaged or decayed teeth. They are basically what you call a manufactured tooth that is either made of porcelain or ceramic that can match the colour and texture of your existing teeth. Their purpose is to cover the entire damaged …
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Dental Implants
What are Dental Implants? Dental implants are used to replace a single missing tooth or multiple missing teeth. They are metal posts that are surgically positioned into the jawbone beneath your gums to act as strong foundations for the replacement teeth that are going to be mounted onto them. When …
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Gum Disease & Bad Breath
Periodontal Treatment (Gum Care) What are the causes of gum disease? Gum disease is usually caused by the build-up of bacteria in oral tissues that leads to the formation of plaque, which essentially hardens into tartar. Tartar is a hardened substance that cannot be fixed by simple brushing or flossing. …
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Composite Bonding
Composite bonding is the most commonly used and preferred type of dental bonding by a lot of patients because it uses a soft plastic substance (composite resin) that matches the colour of the natural tooth. The main purpose of the composite bonding is to enhance both the structure and function …
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Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening is done to give teeth a whiter and brighter appearance. It is achieved by removing stains on your teeth or bleaching them to change their colour. Discolouration of the teeth is typically caused by poor or improper oral hygiene and by drinking beverages such as coffee, tea, or …
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General Dental Care
Check-Ups and Cleanings Regular dental check-ups and cleanings that occur at least every 6 months play a crucial part in maintaining your oral health. It is extremely important to have your teeth and entire mouth professionally checked and cleaned because it would reduce the risk of dental problems such as …
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