Prevention is better than cure! Dental check ups help identify and prevent oral disease like tooth decay, gum diseases and oral cancer from spreading further and causing permanent damage.

As we know prevention is better than cure, but should tooth decay develop and loss of tooth structure occurs, we have a range of options restoring your teeth to the correct shape and function.

Wisdom teeth are the last of our teeth to emerge, normally around the late teens or early twenties. When taking out wisdom teeth it is important that both the patient and the dentist decide wether it is necessary to take out the wisdom teeth.

Brushing removes the plaque that causes tooth decay and gum disease. Using the correct brushing technique matters a great deal as well as how long you brush and what type of toothbrush you use.

You’ll need a root canal if your tooth develops an infection or gets inflamed, either due to extensive decay or trauma, it would normally become symptomatic and present itself as a toothache.

Prevention is better than cure! Dental check ups help identify and prevent oral disease like tooth decay, gum diseases and oral cancer from spreading further and causing permanent damage.

A good age for kids to start coming to the dentist is around the age of three. You should start caring for your child’s oral health from when they’re a baby and into their toddler years and beyond.

Generally a tooth is removed when your tooth is badly decayed and cannot be restored or is cracked and has an abcess that cannot be treated with root canal therapy or purely due to financial reasons.