Root canal treatment
Root canal treatment addresses inflamed or infected tissue inside a tooth, with the aim of preserving the natural tooth. Deep decay, a crack or an injury can affect this tissue. Treatment involves cleaning and sealing the root canals, followed by an appropriate restoration to protect the tooth.
Explore this treatmentOral surgery & implants
Oral surgery may involve removing a tooth, placing a dental implant or reshaping the gumline. An implant sits in the jaw and supports a replacement tooth. Crown lengthening and gum contouring expose more tooth structure or adjust the gumline in suitable cases. The choice of treatment depends on the cause of the problem and your oral health.
Explore this treatmentOrthodontics
Orthodontics gradually moves teeth to improve alignment and the way they meet. Metal braces, ceramic braces and removable clear aligners offer different approaches. Choosing between them depends on the bite, dental health and movements required. For children and teenagers, an assessment also considers growth and the timing of treatment; not every assessment leads to immediate treatment.
Explore this treatmentChildren’s dental care
Children’s dentistry combines prevention, monitoring of developing teeth and treatment when needed. Care for patients with special healthcare needs also considers medical history, communication, sensory preferences and the support of parents or caregivers. Understanding the individual is an important part of deciding how to approach a dental visit.
Explore this treatmentRestorations & smile care
Restorative care considers how teeth function as well as how they look. Composite fillings repair lost tooth structure; crowns cover a tooth; veneers change its visible front surface. Whitening lightens natural teeth and differs from cleaning, which removes deposits and surface stains. The right choice starts with the condition of the teeth and gums.
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