Treatment Menu
General dentistry
Cavity treatment
How we treat a cavity depends heavily on how far it has progressed. The earlier we find and treat it, the less of the tooth we need to drill away. Symptoms like sensitivity, pain or a dark spot that concerns you are an obvious reason to come in, but we recommend regular check-ups even without symptoms.
Root canal treatment
This is the treatment we use when a cavity has reached the nerve, or when there’s a lesion at the tip of a tooth root. We take the time to clean and disinfect the inside of the tooth, aiming to save it wherever possible. If you have severe pain or swollen gums, please talk to us first too.
Periodontal disease
Periodontal disease is a condition in which bacteria gradually destroy the bone and gums that support your teeth. It often progresses with little pain, and by the time you notice it, you may have already lost a tooth in some cases. If you’re concerned about swollen or bleeding gums, or bad breath, please talk to us.
Periodontal regeneration
This treatment aims to restore bone and gum tissue lost to periodontal disease. Depending on your condition, periodontal regeneration therapy can be an option alongside standard periodontal treatment.
Learn more about periodontal regeneration
Preventive dentistry and cleaning
Keeping up regular cleaning and check-ups after treatment helps maintain your oral health. We offer Airflow, which removes biofilm with an ultra-fine powder, along with PMTC. We recommend coming in once every three months.
Dental implants
This treatment embeds an artificial tooth root in the jawbone to restore an appearance and bite close to a natural tooth. We build the treatment plan after precisely checking the condition of your jawbone with a dental CT scan. We also offer bone grafting where bone volume is insufficient and immediate placement, and we use the Straumann and Osstem implant systems.
Denture treatment
Alongside insured dentures, we also offer less noticeable clasp-free dentures and thin, durable metal-based dentures (titanium or cobalt-chrome). If your denture doesn’t fit well or makes eating difficult, please talk to us about it too.
Oral surgery
Besides wisdom tooth extraction, we handle a wide range of surgical procedures relating to the mouth and surrounding area, including inflammation and injury to the oral mucosa. If you’re not sure where to go for a problem in or around your mouth, please come in and see us first.
Wisdom tooth extraction
We also handle difficult wisdom teeth that are impacted sideways or lie deep in the jaw, checking their position relative to the nerve in advance with a dental CT scan and carrying out the procedure safely. If another clinic has turned you away, please talk to us first too.
Mouth ulcers
If a mouth ulcer hasn’t healed after two weeks or keeps coming back in the same place, another condition may be involved. We check your symptoms, carry out treatment where needed, and explain what may be behind symptoms that won’t go away.
Mucocele
This is a clear or semi-transparent swelling that forms on the lip, the inside of the cheek, under the tongue and similar places. It’s a benign condition, but if it keeps recurring, surgical removal may be needed.