GENERAL DENTISTRY

Root canal treatment is a dental procedure indicated when the pulp inside a tooth becomes infected or inflamed. The pulp is a soft tissue inside the tooth that contains nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. When damaged, the pulp can cause severe toothache, swelling, and sensitive teeth.

Root canal treatment involves removing the infected pulp, cleaning and shaping the root canal, and sealing the tooth with a tooth filling or a tooth crown.

Root canal procedure therefore helps to save the tooth and restore the tooth’s function and appearance.

While root canal treatment has a reputation for being painful, advances in dental technology and techniques have made the procedure comfortable and relatively pain-free.

Dental X-rays are an essential diagnostic tool. They help us to see areas of the teeth and jaw that are not visible during a visual dental exam. 

We provide both Intraoral Periapical (IOPA)   X-Ray and Orthopantomogram (OPG) X-Ray.

Dental xrays can help us detect dental problems such as tooth cavities/ tooth decay , bone loss,  tooth infections, impacted teeth, and other oral health issues before they become more severe.

 With proper radiation protection measures in place, dental Xrays are safe and can provide invaluable information for maintaining good oral health.

Dental Bridges are used to fill gaps created by one or more teeth missing. Bridges restore your smile and also help with critical functions such as chewing and maitaining the shape of your face.

Dental Crowns are used to fill gaps in cases when there are missing or damaged teeth. They not only restore your smile, they also strengthen the damaged teeth.

Regular dental check-ups can help prevent serious dental and general health problems. Check-ups are easy to schedule and the dentist will be able to tell you about the health of your teeth and gums.

Sometimes teeth have to be removed or extracted as a result of irreversible decay or damage. Removal procedures can be simple or surgical and if necessary, we replace the extracted teeth.

Teeth can decay and when this happens, the decayed material is removed and the tooth is filled with a material that will prevent further decay while looking aesthetically pleasing.

Dental sealants are a form of dental treatment that helps prevent tooth decay. They are in the form of thin plastic coatings painted on the chewing surface of teeth to prevent further decay.