Diagnostic Services
Oral Check Up & Treatment Planning - to provide thorough oral examination and consultation to help client understand their dental health condition clearly. We are equipped with hi-tech X-ray equipment to provide you a one-stop and quick procedure for examination and diagnosis.

Scaling and Polishing  –Scaling is also known as Prophylaxis. It is a preventive dental treatment that should be under-taken twice a year to maintain a healthy gum and pearly white teeth.

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Healthy primary teeth are crucial for development of speech, effective chewing for nutrient absorption, appearance and the overall well being to help build up their self confidence.

Fissure Sealant – are special materials used by dentists to seal off pits and fissure from the oral environment. “Fissures” are deep pits and grooves that can be found on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth. Sealants are applied easily and painlessly. No drilling is required. The tooth are properly cleaned, treated, dried, and the sealant applied. It then hardens to form a protective coating over the tooth.

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Restorative treatment refers to reproducing a tooth using metal and/or tooth-colored materials. This fabrication process is done by a dental technician.

Filling – is a restorative treatment performed to save decaying teeth. In this process, the tooth is drilled to remove the decay from further impairing the teeth. Medications are applied to tooth when decay is severe.

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Inlay/Onlay –When more than half of the tooth's biting surface is damaged , the dentist will often use an inlay or onlay to correct the problem. The inlays can be made of porcelain, gold or a composite resin (plastic filling) which is bonded to the damage area of the tooth.
Often a porcelain material is used because it matches the colour of your teeth.

	An inlay - inlay is similar to a tooth filling and is inside the cusp tips of the tooth.
	An onlay - onlay is more extended reconstruction that covers a bigger part of the tooth.

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Root canal - is the commonly used term for the main canals within the dentin of the tooth. These are part of the natural cavity within a tooth that consists of the dental pulp chamber, the main canals, and sometimes more intricate anatomical branches that may connect the root canals to each other or to the root surface of the tooth.

Root canal treatment involves the removal of the pulp tissues from the tooth in the event that it gets infected or inflamed. All root canal treatment procedures are done by isolating the tooth with a rubber dam to provide a clean and saliva-free environment.  It may be done by single or multiple visits depending on the complexity of the tooth. In between treatment appointments, medications may be placed within the canals and the tooth is covered with a temporary filling.

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Involves the diagnosis, treatment planning and procedure to cure gum disease.
Periodontal means around the tooth. Periodontal disease is thus a gum infection that destroys the attachment fibres and supporting bone that hold your teeth in your mouth. Dental plaque is the main cause of periodontal disease
The goal of periodontal treatment is to stop the progression of disease, return you to good oral health and then to help you maintain it.

Stages of Periodontitis

Dental Bridge - is a prosthesis used to replace missing teeth and is not removable by the patient. A dental bridge is fabricated by reducing the teeth on either side of the missing tooth or teeth by a preparation pattern determined by the location of the teeth and by the material from which the bridge is fabricated.

Dental Crown - refers to the restoration of teeth using materials that are fabricated by indirect methods which are cemented into place. A crown is used to cap or completely cover a tooth.

Before Treatment	After Treatment (Crown & Bridge)

Dentures – is a prosthesis used to replace missing teeth and is not removable by the patient. A dental bridge is fabricated by reducing the teeth on either side of the missing tooth or teeth by a preparation pattern determined by the location of the teeth and by the material from which the bridge is fabricated.

Lower Dentures	Upper Dentures