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Cleanings
Regular professional dental cleanings are crucial for good oral health. Dental cleanings performed by our trained hygienists will remove plaque and tartar build-up from around our teeth and even under our gum line.
Bacteria and tartar tend to build on our teeth, over time. The longer they are left, the harder they become, making them difficult to remove with regular brushing and flossing which in turn can cause gum inflammations and gum disease. Therefore, professional cleanings are the number one preventive measure against gum disease and general dental problems. It’s good practice to get them done on a regular basis, at least once every six months or as recommended by your hygienist.
Root Canal
What is a Root Canal?
A root canal is a type of dental treatment performed on teeth that have become damaged or infected. Inside your tooth, beneath the white enamel and a hard layer called dentin, is a soft tissue called pulp. The pulp contains blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissued which help grow the root of your tooth during its development. A fully developed tooth can survive without the pulp because the tooth continues to be nourished by the tissues surrounding it.
Do I need a Root Canal?
Root canals are needed for a cracked tooth from injury or genetics, a deep cavity, or issues from a previous filling. Patients generally need a root canal when they notice their teeth are sensitive, particularly to hot and cold sensations.
There are a few symptoms that mean you might need a root canal.
Extractions
Why do I need a tooth Extraction?
There are plenty of reasons why you may need one or more of your teeth extracted, including:
1. Tooth infection
2. Tooth decay or severe cavity
3. Preparing for orthodontic treatment
4. Wisdom teeth
What happens during a tooth Extraction?
Your dentist will begin by numbing your mouth with local anaesthesia. Assuring you feel no pain they will then begin to slowly loosen the tooth and remove it. Following your extraction, you must hold gauze against the hole and keep a consistent level of pressure.
This will help form a blood clot, which will complete the extraction. The healing period is usually 1-3 days. If bleeding does not stop, contact your dentist.
Invisalign
While orthodontic treatment is commonly known for its cosmetic benefits, people tend to overlook the positive benefits it has on your overall health. You don’t want to your oral health on the back burner as misaligned teeth cause an indirect threat as:
Your teeth are more prone to tooth decay, since it is harder to properly clean overlapping, or crowded teeth.
Crooked teeth are more prone to injury and accidents due to their poor positioning in your mouth.
A bad bite may cause an imbalance to your jaw muscles on the long run, leading to TMJ problems and teeth wear among other dental problems.
With most people, especially adults feeling uncomfortable with having a metal filled smile, you no longer have to go through this inconvenience with orthodontic treatment. Invisalign offers a comfortable, removable, and virtually invisible teeth aligner solution. Unlike traditional metal braces that are adhesively bonded to your teeth, Invisalign aligners can be removed to eat, drink, floss and brush your teeth at your own convenience.
The clear aligners can go unnoticed in your mouth, providing you with the confidence to show that beautiful, white, metal-free smile during your treatment process.
The thin and lightweight Invisalign aligners allow your teeth to gradually shift over a certain treatment course to reach a perfectly straight position.