General Dentistry

Our approach to general dentistry focuses on protecting your long-term oral health through preventative care and minimally invasive treatment wherever possible. We aim to preserve your natural teeth for as long as we can, and we offer treatments in the case that teeth need to be removed or replaced.

Fillings

Dental fillings are an effective way to repair teeth that have been affected by decay or minor damage. After carefully removing the decayed area, your dentist will restore the tooth using a durable material. This treatment helps restore the tooth's strength, function and appearance while preventing further decay.

Periodontal Cleaning

If gum disease progresses beyond it's early stages, a deeper professional clean may be recommended to remove hardened plaque and tartar from around the teeth and below the gum line. These deposits can harbour harmful bacteria that contribute to ongoing infection and inflammation. Periodontal cleaning helps control the disease, improve gum health, and reduce the risk of further damage to the teeth and supporting tissues.

Broken Teeth Treatment

IA broken or damaged tooth should be assessed as soon as possible to prevent further complications. In many cases, the tooth can be repaired using treatments such as bonding, fillings, crowns or other restorative options. If the damage is too severe for the tooth to be saved, your dentist will discuss the most suitable replacement options, including natural looking restorations that restore both function and appearance.

Oral Cancer Screenings

Regular oral cancer screenings are an important part of maintaining your overall health. During your routine examination, your dentist will check for any unusual changes to the soft tissues of the mouth, tongue, lips, throat and surrounding areas that may require further investigation. Early detection is key and can significantly improve treatment outcomes. Risk factors such as tobacco use, excessive alcohol consumption and certain viral infections can increase the likelihood of developing oral cancer, which is why regular dental check-ups are important to identify potential concerns as early as possible.

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