Our Services

We offer Take Home Whitening Kits to brighten up your smile!

 
The Take Home Kit requires a minimum 30 minutes session per day for 2-3 weeks to achieve the same result as in-office whitening, but you get to do it in the comfort of your own home and have greater control over how white you want your smile to be.

In one clinic visit and with no drilling, DMG Icon can arrest the progression of early enamel lesions and white spot lesions. If your teeth have white spots from demineralisation, you may be eligible for DMG Icon to help mask those white spots.

Sometimes due to trauma or a previous Root Canal Treatment, your tooth may become discoloured. Internal bleaching will help lighten the tooth's colour. Unlike regular whitening techniques or products that address discolouration on the surfaces of teeth, internal bleaching helps brighten and whiten teeth from the inside by removing internal stains and darkening. 

Aesthetic fillings are tooth-coloured, which give the teeth a more natural look when repairing decay and other such problems on the teeth. Aesthetic fillings can be made to be indistinguishable from your other teeth to preserve your natural smile.

Unlike traditional porcelain Veneers, composite veneers are a more conservative alternative which require minimal preparation of your natural teeth before being placed. Composite veneers are made from tooth-coloured composite resin that is sculpted, layered, and bonded directly on your teeth.

Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment that uses nearly invisible aligners to straighten your teeth. A digital 3D scan of the patient's mouth is taken and used to manufacture sets of aligners that are specially customised for their teeth and treatment. These aligners are removable, so you can achieve better oral hygiene. They are also more comfortable as compared to traditional braces.

Veneers are like acrylic nails. They require very minimal trimming of your tooth structure, but are only suitable for your front teeth (see also Tooth-Coloured Composite Veneer). Veneers can improve the colour, shape and position of your teeth. A precise shade of porcelain can be chosen to give the right colour to improve a single discoloured tooth. Veneers can make a chipped tooth look whole again. 

Crowns are like caps. They work to to restore a tooth's shape and size, strength, and improve its appearance. They cover more than 50% of your natural tooth, which means they require more trimming as compared to Veneers. Mainly done for the back teeth as they need more protection from the biting force. The crowns, when cemented into place, fully encase the entire visible portion of a tooth that lies at and above the gum line.

Imagine an overhead bridge: 2 anchors on either side which hold up the entire walkway. This is exactly what a dental bridge looks like. Dental bridges are an alternative to replace a missing tooth or teeth. A dental bridge restores your bite and helps keep the natural shape of your face. 

Chipped a tooth or lost a filling? We use tooth-coloured fillings that match the shade of your natural teeth to build back your tooth structure so no one's the wiser! Tooth-coloured composites are also used for cosmetic improvements of the smile by changing the colour of the teeth or reshaping misshapen teeth.

Fissure sealants are used to fill the narrow grooves of the back teeth. The sealant forms a protective layer that prevents food and bacteria from getting stuck in the grooves (where it is difficult to clean) and causing decay. 

Although permanent teeth were meant to last a lifetime, there are a number of reasons why tooth extraction may be a required procedure for certain patients. A very common reason involves a tooth that is too badly damaged, from trauma or decay, to be repaired.  

A surgical exraction is a slightly more complex procedure that occurs when a tooth has not yet broken through the gum line, or has not yet fully grown into the mouth for some cases. When a surgical extraction is needed, your dentist makes a small incision into your gum in order to access the damaged tooth.

As our wisdom teeth are located all the way at the back of our mouth, it makes it difficult for us to keep the area clean. People get their wisdom teeth removed for the various reasons: 

- They’re impacted. 

Because they're so far back in the mouth, wisdom teeth may not come in normally. They can be trapped in your jawbone or gums, which can lead to toothache.

- They come in at the wrong angle.

 They may press against your other teeth, causing discomfort.

- Your mouth isn’t big enough. 

 Your jaw has no room for an extra set of molars.

- You have cavities.

 You may not be able to reach your wisdom teeth with your toothbrush or dental floss. Most patients will experience food stuck around their wisdom teeth, which eventually causes their gums to swell up.  

Having wisdom teeth removed will give you a better night's sleep without having to deal with the reoccurring pain that may disrupt daily activities.

An implant is usually made of titanium and is surgically placed by a dentist. These screw-like parts are placed into the jawbone and are meant to imitate the root of the tooth and replaces damaged or missing teeth with artificial teeth that look and function like real ones. Implants are done with materials that can't decay like your own teeth. 

Socket preservation maintains the volume of the bone post-extraction in preparation of an implant placement or fixed partial denture.  With bone grafting, donor bone is taken from elsewhere in the body, such as the hip or part of the jaw, then inserted into the implant placement site or the bone defect. The donor bone is eventually incorporated into the jaw. 

Unlike socket preservation, the approach differs slightly with bone regeneration, which takes advantage of your body’s ability to produce more of your own bone tissue. This goal can be achieved by placing a membrane or matrix at the targeted site and then introducing proteins that stimulate the growth of new bone tissue.