This dental specialty is concerned with treatment of the dental pulp and also root canal treatment. Root canal treatment is used to help treat an infected tooth, which may have otherwise been extracted. The treatment can be done in either one sitting or multiple sittings depending on the extent of the cavity.

The entire root canal treatment consists of:

1. Extracting the infected and damaged pulp.
2. Giving shape to the complete root canal system.
3. Disinfecting and deep cleaning the complete root canal system.
4. Sealing and filling the root canal.
5. Inserting a composite filling, which is a direct restoration or we can opt for an indirect restoration such as a crown depending on the case.

This dentistry specialty addresses the prevention, diagnosis and modification of irregular teeth and jaws, and uneven bite patterns.

The treatment takes anywhere from one to three years or even longer with braces that are adjusted every few weeks by the Orthodontist.

The braces used maybe fixed or removable depending on the case. This therapy is usually delivered with appliances that are fixed on the teeth of the patient as it provides better automatic control of the teeth. The outcome is optimized with the use of fixed appliances.

Aligners such as Veneers are also used as they are designed by Orthodontists and trusted by Dentists! Veneers are basically a thin piece of porcelain used to re-create the natural look of teeth, while also providing strength and resilience comparable to natural tooth enamel.

We currently use Invisalign and Illusion Aligners for our patients.

This specialty deals with prevention, treatment and diagnosis of periodontal or gum diseases and dental implants.

You would need to see a Periodontist if you experience any of the following symptoms:

• Gums bleeding while eating or brushing
• Bad breath
• Loose teeth and gum recession

A dental implant is artificial tooth roots that are placed securely in the gums to restore extracted or missing teeth. These teeth complete a patient’s smile and bring back the lost confidence plus they function like real teeth.

A Pedodontist also known as a ‘Pediatric Dentist’ is a dentist who specializes in children’s dental care.

These experts promote the dental health of children and also act as educational resources for their parents.

Services include but not limited to:

• Diagnosis and treatment of oral diseases.
• Monitoring the growth and development of children’s teeth and jaw.
• Provide emergency help due to dental infection, tooth pain and dental trauma.
• Prepare treatment plans for restoration of overall oral health.

This dentistry specialty deals with advanced medical expertise regarding conditions affecting the teeth and jaws, and also the bones and soft tissues of the face.

A Maxillofacial Surgeon can treat a number of conditions including but not limited to:

• Crooked Jaws
• Oral Reconstructive Surgical Treatment
• Dental Implants
• Impacted Wisdom Teeth

Maxillofacial surgeons carry out surgeries to correct certain head and neck area problems or make cosmetic alterations.

These surgical treatments are normally outpatient procedures. We will prepare you with an itinerary for recovery post-surgery and also offer follow-up appointments.

This specialty deals with replacement of lost teeth and related mouth or jaw structures by bridges, dentures or prostheses.

They deal with issues that are bothering you about the functioning of your teeth or mouth.

Specializes in replacement of teeth with oral implants.

An Implantologist performs dental implant surgery to help replace your tooth roots with metal, screw-like posts and substituting your missing teeth with false teeth.

These new false teeth appear and function much like genuine ones. After they are surgically placed in the jawbone, the titanium in these implants tends to fuse with the jawbone. This means the implants won’t cause bone damage, slip or make unnecessary noise.