SERVICES IN DETAIL
Learn Our Services In Detail
We believe informed patients make the best decisions. Explore our services to understand their benefits, procedures and importance. Whether it’s cosmetic, restorative, or essential care, we’re here to guide you toward a healthier smile. Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Root Canal Treatment - RCT
Root Canal Treatment (RCT) is a procedure to save a severely infected or decayed tooth. When bacteria reach the pulp, it can cause intense pain and swelling. During RCT, the infected pulp is removed, the inside of the tooth is cleaned, and it is sealed with a filling or crown. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, ensuring minimal discomfort. Delaying treatment can lead to abscess formation, severe pain, and tooth loss. RCT not only relieves pain but also restores the function and longevity of your tooth.
Aesthetic Filling
Aesthetic fillings restore the natural appearance of teeth affected by cavities or minor damage. Unlike traditional metal fillings, these fillings blend seamlessly with your natural tooth color, enhancing your smile. The procedure is quick, painless, and involves removing the decayed portion of the tooth before filling it with a tooth-colored composite material. Without treatment, cavities can expand, causing severe pain and potential tooth loss. Aesthetic fillings ensure both functional and cosmetic restoration.
Class I - VI Filling
Class I to VI fillings address different types of cavities based on their location and severity. These range from simple surface cavities to complex multi-surface restorations. The affected portion of the tooth is cleaned and filled with composite or amalgam material to prevent further decay. Fillings are necessary to prevent worsening damage, pain, and possible infections. With proper care, these restorations can last for years, maintaining your oral health and functionality.
Tooth Bleaching
Tooth bleaching is a cosmetic procedure that lightens teeth by removing stains and discoloration. It involves using a safe whitening agent to break down stains on the enamel. The treatment is effective for people with yellowing teeth due to smoking, coffee, or aging. It is a non-invasive and painless procedure that delivers noticeable results. Without proper dental care, stains can return, but professional bleaching helps maintain a brighter smile.
Tooth Whitening
Tooth whitening is a professional procedure designed to enhance the brightness of your teeth. Unlike over-the-counter products, clinical whitening ensures even results without damaging the enamel. It effectively removes stains caused by food, drinks, or tobacco use. The procedure is painless, quick, and offers long-lasting results. Regular maintenance and good oral hygiene help retain the whiteness over time.
Smile Makeover
A smile makeover is a comprehensive treatment that enhances the appearance of your smile. It may include procedures like veneers, whitening, reshaping, or orthodontic adjustments. This treatment is personalized to improve aesthetics and boost confidence. The process is painless, and results are long-lasting. A well-planned smile makeover enhances not only appearance but also oral functionality.
Diastema Closure
Diastema closure is the process of closing gaps between teeth, usually with dental bonding, veneers, or orthodontic treatment. Gaps may affect appearance and speech, making treatment essential for aesthetic and functional reasons. The procedure is minimally invasive and ensures a uniform and confident smile.
Scaling & Polishing
Scaling and polishing remove plaque, tartar, and stains from teeth to maintain oral hygiene. Plaque buildup can cause gum disease, bad breath, and cavities. This painless procedure improves gum health and keeps teeth looking clean and bright. Regular scaling is crucial for preventing oral diseases and maintaining fresh breath.
Gingivectomy
Gingivectomy is a minor surgical procedure used to remove excess or diseased gum tissue, often caused by gum disease, bacterial infections, or excessive gum overgrowth. It helps in reshaping the gum line, improving oral health, and enhancing the overall appearance of the smile. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, making it painless for the patient. Proper healing and post-procedure care can prevent further gum problems. Gingivectomy is essential for maintaining healthy gums and preventing complications such as periodontal disease, bad breath, and discomfort caused by excessive gum tissue covering the teeth.
Gingivoplasty
Gingivoplasty is a cosmetic and corrective procedure designed to reshape the gums, enhancing the appearance of the smile. It is typically performed to correct irregular gum lines, improve symmetry, or complement other dental treatments such as veneers or braces. Unlike gingivectomy, which removes diseased tissue, gingivoplasty focuses on contouring healthy gums for aesthetic purposes. The procedure is painless due to local anesthesia, and recovery is quick with minimal discomfort. Proper gum contouring not only improves the appearance of the smile but also supports better oral hygiene, reducing the risk of plaque buildup and gum disease.
Normal Extraction
A normal tooth extraction is a straightforward procedure performed when a tooth is too damaged, decayed, or infected to be saved. It is also recommended for overcrowding or in preparation for orthodontic treatments. The procedure is done under local anesthesia, ensuring it is painless. After removal, post-care instructions such as avoiding hard foods and maintaining oral hygiene help in quick healing. Neglecting an extraction when needed can lead to infections and complications affecting neighboring teeth. A properly managed extraction allows for a healthier oral environment and prevents further dental issues.
Surgical Extraction
A surgical extraction is required for teeth that are impacted, broken below the gum line, or difficult to remove using a simple extraction method. This procedure is often necessary for wisdom teeth, severely decayed teeth, or teeth with complex root structures. It is performed under local anesthesia, and sometimes sedation, to ensure comfort. The dentist makes a small incision in the gum and may remove bone tissue to extract the tooth. Post-operative care includes pain management, avoiding hard foods, and keeping the area clean. Ignoring a necessary surgical extraction can lead to infections, pain, and damage to surrounding teeth.
Dental Implants
A dental implant is a permanent solution for missing teeth, providing a natural-looking and functional replacement. The procedure involves inserting a titanium post into the jawbone, which serves as an artificial root. Over time, the bone fuses with the implant, creating a strong foundation for a crown or bridge. Implants improve chewing ability, speech, and facial aesthetics while preventing bone loss. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, making it painless. While some mild discomfort may occur during healing, proper post-care ensures a smooth recovery. Dental implants are highly durable and can last a lifetime with proper maintenance.
Minor Surgery of Soft & Hard Tissue
Minor surgery of soft and hard tissues involves treating conditions affecting the gums, jawbone, and oral tissues. It includes procedures like gum grafting, frenectomy, cyst removal, and bone reshaping. These surgeries help in correcting gum recession, improving denture stability, or addressing oral infections. Local anesthesia ensures a pain-free experience. Recovery varies depending on the procedure, but proper oral care speeds up healing. Ignoring necessary tissue surgeries can lead to chronic pain, infections, or complications affecting overall oral health. Early intervention can prevent further deterioration and improve both function and appearance.
Crown
A dental crown is a protective cap placed over a damaged, decayed, or weakened tooth to restore its shape, strength, and function. It is used after root canal treatment, to support large fillings, or to improve aesthetics. Crowns can be made from various materials like porcelain, zirconia, or metal, offering durability and a natural look. The process involves reshaping the tooth, taking impressions, and fitting the custom-made crown. Properly maintained crowns can last many years. Without a crown, a weakened tooth is prone to further damage, leading to pain or tooth loss.
Bridge
A dental bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent healthy teeth or implants. It restores chewing ability, maintains facial structure, and prevents remaining teeth from shifting. The procedure involves reshaping supporting teeth, taking impressions, and placing a custom bridge for a natural look. Proper oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups help in maintaining a bridge for years. Ignoring missing teeth can lead to bite problems and jawbone deterioration. A bridge is a cost-effective and reliable solution for a complete, functional smile.
Post Core Build-Up
Post core build-up is a procedure that strengthens a severely damaged or root canal-treated tooth before placing a crown. A post is inserted into the tooth’s root for support, and a core material is built around it to restore its shape. This process ensures the tooth can hold a crown securely, preventing future fractures. Without a post core build-up, weak teeth may not support restorations and could break easily. The procedure is painless and crucial for preserving dental integrity and prolonging the life of a crown or bridge.
Composite Veneer
Composite veneers are thin layers of tooth-colored resin applied directly to the front of teeth to enhance their appearance. They are a cost-effective alternative to porcelain veneers and are used to correct discoloration, minor misalignment, chips, or gaps. The procedure is minimally invasive, often requiring little to no enamel removal. Composite veneers improve aesthetics instantly, but they require proper care to maintain their appearance. They are a great option for those seeking a quick smile transformation. Without veneers, cosmetic imperfections may affect confidence and smile aesthetics.
Zirconium Veneer
Zirconium veneers are ultra-durable, natural-looking covers placed over teeth to enhance their appearance. Made from high-quality zirconia, they offer superior strength and resistance to staining. These veneers are ideal for correcting discoloration, misshapen teeth, or gaps while maintaining a natural translucency. The procedure involves minimal enamel removal and is performed under local anesthesia for comfort. Proper maintenance ensures long-lasting results. Without veneers, cosmetic imperfections may affect confidence, and teeth may remain vulnerable to further damage or discoloration.
Pulpectomy
Pulpectomy is a dental procedure performed on primary (baby) teeth when deep decay or infection reaches the pulp. It involves removing the infected pulp tissue, disinfecting the root canals, and filling them to prevent further infection. The procedure is similar to a root canal but is tailored for children to save the tooth until it naturally falls out. It is painless under anesthesia and helps maintain proper oral development. Ignoring a needed pulpectomy can lead to severe pain, abscess formation, and premature tooth loss, affecting speech and chewing.
Pulpotomy
A pulpotomy is a common pediatric dental procedure used to treat decayed or infected primary teeth. It involves removing only the infected pulp from the tooth’s crown while preserving the healthy portion in the roots. A medicated filling is then placed to protect the remaining pulp. This procedure helps maintain the tooth’s function until it naturally falls out. Pulpotomy is essential for preventing premature tooth loss, which can impact speech and alignment. Without treatment, the infection may spread, leading to severe pain and complications.
Pulp Capping
Pulp capping is a conservative treatment that protects an exposed or nearly exposed pulp from infection and damage. It is performed when a tooth has deep decay but the pulp is still healthy. A special medicated material is applied to encourage natural healing and prevent the need for a root canal. The tooth is then sealed with a filling or crown. Pulp capping helps preserve natural teeth and avoid extensive treatments. Ignoring the procedure can lead to pulp inflammation, infection, and the need for more invasive treatments.
Crown Fracture
A crown fracture is a break or crack in the visible part of a tooth, often caused by trauma, accidents, or biting hard objects. Treatment depends on the severity of the fracture, ranging from bonding to a full crown restoration. Prompt treatment prevents infection and further damage. Without care, a fractured tooth can lead to sensitivity, pain, or infection.
Traumatic Injury
Traumatic dental injuries result from accidents, falls, or sports injuries and can include fractures, dislodged teeth, or soft tissue damage. Immediate evaluation is crucial to save the tooth and prevent complications. Treatment varies from bonding and splinting to root canal therapy or extractions. Delayed treatment can result in tooth loss or permanent damage.