- Dental Implants treatment guide
Dental implants replace a missing tooth root with a biocompatible fixture that can later support a crown, bridge or denture when bone and healing allow. After planning, the fixture is placed in the jaw under local anaesthesia or sedation; a healing period may precede the abutment and final crown.
- Dental Crowns and Bridges treatment guide
Dental crowns cover damaged teeth; bridges replace a short span of missing teeth by linking crowns on neighbouring abutments or implants. Teeth are prepared, impressions or scans are taken, temporaries placed, and the laboratory crown or bridge is cemented or bonded after try-in.
- Dentures treatment guide
Dentures are removable prostheses that replace missing teeth and supporting tissues for a partial or complete arch. Impressions, bite registration and try-ins lead to a processed acrylic or flexible prosthesis that is adjusted after delivery.
- Full Mouth Rehabilitation treatment guide
Full mouth rehabilitation rebuilds worn, broken or failing teeth across both arches to restore bite height, function and appearance through a staged multidisciplinary plan. Provisional restorations establish a new bite; after testing comfort and speech, final crowns, veneers, implants or dentures are delivered in stages.
- Braces and Orthodontic Treatment treatment guide
Braces use fixed brackets and wires to move teeth and improve bite relationships over a planned course of adjustments. Brackets are bonded, wires activated and adjusted over months; retainers follow active movement.
- Clear Aligners treatment guide
Clear aligners are a series of removable plastic trays that gradually move teeth according to a digital treatment plan. Attachments may be bonded; trays are worn in sequence, with refinements if tracking is imperfect.
- Wisdom Tooth Removal treatment guide
Wisdom tooth removal extracts one or more third molars that are erupted, partially erupted or impacted. Under local anaesthesia, sedation or general anaesthesia, the tooth is elevated or sectioned and the socket managed with sutures as needed.
- Jaw Surgery treatment guide
Jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) repositions the upper jaw, lower jaw or both to correct skeletal bite problems that braces alone cannot finish. Under general anaesthesia, the surgeon cuts and repositions jaw segments, fixes them with plates and screws, and coordinates postoperative orthodontics.
- Root Canal Treatment treatment guide
Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed pulp from inside a tooth, cleans the canals and seals them so the tooth can be restored. Access is made through the crown, canals are cleaned and shaped, then filled; a temporary or permanent restoration protects the tooth afterward.
- Gum Surgery treatment guide
Gum surgery treats advanced periodontal disease or soft-tissue defects through flap, resective, regenerative or grafting procedures after non-surgical cleaning. Under local anaesthesia, flaps are raised, roots cleaned, bone or soft tissue reshaped or grafted, and sutures placed.
- Smile Makeover treatment guide
A smile makeover coordinates whitening, veneers, aligners, gum contouring or restorative work into a planned aesthetic sequence based on photographs and mock-ups. Depending on the plan, teeth may be whitened, aligned, minimally prepared for veneers or restored, often with provisional mock-ups first.
- Dental Veneers treatment guide
Dental veneers are thin ceramic or composite shells bonded to the front of teeth to change colour, shape or minor alignment when enamel and bite allow. Teeth are prepared as planned, impressions or scans taken, temporaries placed, and final veneers bonded under isolation.
- Teeth Whitening treatment guide
Teeth whitening lightens natural tooth shade using peroxide-based gels under professional supervision in-clinic or via take-home trays. In-clinic gels may be activated for a timed session, or custom trays are used at home with measured gel under dentist instruction.
- Dental Fillings treatment guide
Dental fillings restore cavities by removing decay and placing a direct restorative material such as composite resin. Decay is removed under local anaesthesia, the cavity is conditioned and filled, then shaped and polished for bite.
- Tooth Extraction treatment guide
Tooth extraction removes a tooth that cannot or should not be saved because of decay, fracture, infection, gum disease or orthodontic planning. Under local anaesthesia the tooth is loosened and removed; surgical flaps or sectioning are used when needed; sockets may be sutured.