Treatments

Every treatment starts with an examination and a written plan. Tap a category to jump to it.

Surgery and implants

Performed by our oral and maxillofacial surgery specialist.

Dental implants: A titanium post placed in the jaw, topped with a crown, to replace a missing tooth for the long term.
Bone and tissue grafting: Rebuilds bone or gum where it has thinned, often so an implant can be placed securely.
Odontectomy: Surgical removal of impacted teeth, including wisdom teeth that can’t come through normally.
Apicoectomy: Removes infection at the tip of a tooth’s root when root canal treatment alone hasn’t resolved it.
Frenectomy: Releases a tight band of tissue under the lip or tongue that affects speech, gums or tooth spacing.
Operculectomy: Removes the flap of gum over a partly erupted tooth, usually a wisdom tooth, to stop recurring inflammation.

Healthy gums are the foundation for every other treatment.

Scaling: Removes plaque and tartar from the teeth above the gumline.
Deep scaling: Cleans below the gumline to treat early gum disease.
Root scaling: Smooths the root surfaces so inflamed gums can heal and reattach.

Straighten teeth and correct your bite.

Clear aligners: A series of removable, nearly invisible trays that move teeth gradually.
Braces: Fixed brackets and wires for precise control, suited to a wide range of cases.

Gingivectomy: Removes or reshapes excess gum tissue for health or appearance.

Change the colour and shape of your smile.

Veneers: Thin shells bonded to the front of teeth to change their colour, shape or size.
Ceramic crowns: Natural-looking caps that cover and protect a damaged or discoloured tooth.
Bleaching: Professional whitening to lighten stains safely.

Tooth-coloured restorations done in one visit.

Diastema closure: Closes gaps between teeth with bonded tooth-coloured material.
Composite fillings, all classes: Tooth-coloured fillings for cavities of any size or position.

Restore teeth that are too damaged for a filling.

Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns: A metal base for strength with a porcelain surface that matches your teeth.
Gold crowns: Highly durable and gentle on opposing teeth, often chosen for back molars.
Ceramic inlays and onlays: Custom-made ceramic pieces that repair part of a tooth while keeping as much natural tooth as possible.