This is a modern approach in cleaning based on the sub- and supragingival biofilm removal using air-polishing technology with airflow plus powder. This air polisher uses pressurized air, a special powder and water to remove plaque biofilm and stains. Air flow polishing is the ideal way to remove the stains and discoloration caused by smoking or by drinking red wine, tea and coffee as it whitens teeth while thoroughly removing dental plaque.

Healthier, stronger, and more aesthetic modern materials to improve your smile and health concerns have replaced unsightly silver fillings.

A procedure for the removal of tartar (mineralized plaque) that may develop even with careful brushing and flossing, especially in areas that are difficult to reach in routine tooth brushing. It includes tooth scaling and tooth polishing and debridement if too much tartar has accumulated.

Laser Teeth Whitening Procedure is a fast and efficient way to reduce the discoloration and staining of teeth or simply to provide a patient with whiter, brighter teeth.

Orthodontic braces are commonly known as dental braces. It is a way of straightening or moving your teeth to improve how they look and how they work. Braces improve alignment, provide bite correction and enhance arch form.

Invisalign is the most recent addition to the world of braces that doesn’t look like braces at all. It involves a series of clear plastic aligners that resemble mouth guards which are custom-made for you. Aligners are changed every two-weeks to facilitate movement of the teeth. It is removed during eating and cleaning thus oral hygiene is not compromised.

This area of dentistry is concerned with fixing complications or damage to the mouth, teeth, and jaw. Oral Surgery is commonly performed to remove decayed teeth, wisdom teeth, prepare the mouth for dentures, and repair jaw problems.

Dental Implant is an artificial tooth root, or titanium fitting, that is surgically secured to the jawbone. The light and durable metal implant acts as an anchor for a crown, bridge or denture.

Fluoride Varnish (5% sodium fluoride) is used to prevent tooth decay. It lowers cavity causing oral bacterial levels and repairs and strengthens teeth. Fluoride varnish is a topical application and not considered systemic. It can be used on babies from the time that they have their first tooth (around six months of age).

Dental Sealant is a thin coating painted on the chewing surfaces of teeth to prevent tooth decay. The sealant quickly bonds into the depressions and grooves of the teeth, forming a protective shield over the enamel of each tooth.

Complete dentures are removable full-coverage oral prosthetic devices that replace a complete arch of missing teeth. The appliance, when made correctly, can restore ideal length between the nose and chin and plump up facial tissues that would normally be supported by natural teeth. The transformation that occurs to a person’s lips, cheeks, profile, and of course smile can be dramatic, creating a more youthful and healthy appearance. Dentures can be made of gum colored acrylic with acrylic or porcelain teeth.

Dental Crowns can be an effective treatment option for tooth that are badly damaged. The dental crown procedure utilizes tooth-shaped coverings made of metal, zirconia, or porcelain to improve the appearance, restore the strength and eliminate the discomfort.

A bridge may be recommended if tooth loss occurs. A bridge consists of a replacement tooth/teeth attached to crowns on each side.The bridge is cemented to the teeth adjacent to the space, effectively replacing the missing tooth and preventing any shifting.

Removable Partial Dentures are dentures used to replace a single tooth or a couple of teeth. This type of denture replaces missing teeth preventing the remaining natural teeth from changing position.

Root Canal Treatment is the removal of the infected or irritated nerve tissue that lies within the root of the tooth. It is this infected pulp tissue that causes an eventual abscess.

Teeth scaling / Deep scaling and root planning helps to treat chronic periodontal disease (otherwise known as gum disease). This is a procedure done concentrating more on the deep pockets than a typical teeth cleaning.

Instead of developing X-ray film in a dark room, the X-rays are sent directly to a computer and can be viewed on screen, stored, or printed out. These X-rays (radiographs) are images of your teeth used to evaluate your oral health. These X-rays are used with low levels of radiation to capture images of the interior of your teeth and gums. This can help in identifying problems, like cavities and impacted teeth.