Pit and fissure sealants; mouth guards; root canal; conscious sedation (laughing gas); and flouride treatments

Gum disease; bad breadth; tooth senstivity; teeth grinding; and thumb sucking

Regular dental checkups and frequent visits to your dentist can help the dentist detect a disease in its early stages; thereby, making treatment less discomfortable, easier, and less costly. It also forms the core of a proactive approach towards your dental health.

The most common cause of tooth decay is plaque—a sticky accumulation of bacteria. Plaque deposition can be minimised by a conscientious oral hygiene regime that includes brushing and flossing. A small amount of plaque, however, is left behind (especially just below the gum line) which overtime hardens into tartar that can only be removed by a visit to a dentist. During your preventive care visit, we inspect your teeth and supporting structures for signs of any disease, remove tartar, polish teeth, and treat teeth with fluoride. Thus prolonging the life of your teeth and keeping your gums health.