Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure aimed at brightening your smile by bleaching your teeth. While maintaining good oral hygiene is key to a healthy and bright smile, sometimes a little extra assistance is needed.

Dental fillings are used to replace lost tooth structure by filling the cavity (hole). Cavities often result from tooth decay, but other causes include cracked or broken teeth, as well as teeth damaged by nail-biting, tooth grinding, or injury.

This treatment is a part of cosmetic dentistry where excess gum tissue is surgically removed to ensure that a crown restoration fully covers the tooth being restored. By exposing more of the tooth structure, it allows for a better fit of the crown restoration.

If you’ve had a root canal, you’ll probably need a crown to safeguard the tooth, enabling you to eat and bite comfortably. Crowns can also secure a bridge or denture firmly in the mouth. Bridges consist of dental crowns linked together to replace missing teeth

Composite bonding, also called tooth bonding, provides a solution for minor tooth damage or gaps. It’s commonly used to fill chips, fractures, or gaps between teeth, as well as to address discoloration. A composite resin is applied to a tooth and moulded to restore its natural look.