The Services We Offer

For every new patient we offer a comprehensive examination.

​Scale and clean every 6 months is crucial in maintaining the health of your teeth and gums.

 Cosmetic dental procedures include bridges, crowns, whitening or veneers. They are all ways to improve the look of your smile. 

There are many different ways of straightening teeth. The two most common ways are conventional braces and clear aligners such as Invisalign. 

 Dental decay is the one of the two most common disease affecting the teeth. Fillings are material used to restore the function and anatomy of the teeth after the decay has been removed. 

 Replacement of missing teeth is essential in maintaining adequate function and health of your oral environment.  

We perform both simple and surgical extractions in the surgery. Extractions can be required for multiple reasons, talk to our dentists to find what's right for you.

The pulp or the 'nerve' of the tooth dies and becomes infected when it is exposed to the oral environment. Reasons for such exposure may be from tooth decay, gum disease or trauma.  

Disease of the surrounding tissue of the tooth is generalised as periodontal or 'gum' disease. 

it is divided into two main categories: Gingivitis & Periodontitis 

We offer two types of teeth whitening in our clinic. In chair with the Philip's Zoom machine or a handy take-home kit!

  Dentures are a more affordable measure to replacing partial or full missing teeth. They are removable artificial teeth that are made of the acrylic material and would match the same shade as your current teeth or desired shade. 

  Intravenous Sedation is an option for patients that feel anxious about dentistry or even the thought about visiting the dentist. It is often known as ‘Sleep Dentistry’ where we are able to perform general to major dental procedures while you are in a sleeping-state.

Oral Appliances can be custom made to your teeth to relive the stress and clenching we do as a habit. It is an effective approach to protect our teeth from further wear and tear. The common types are Occlusial Splints and Snoring Appliances.