Dental Service

Dental cleanings involve removing plaque and hard deposits that have built up on the teeth over time.

Once all the surfaces are smooth, we will then polish your teeth. Polishing is done using a motorised soft rubber cup. A special paste like material is scooped up spun around on the teeth to remove surface stains and leave your teeth beautifully shiny & smooth.

Dental X-rays can spot trouble early on in your mouth, teeth, gums and jaw. Treating problems before they get serious can save money, pain and sometimes even your life.

Fillings are needed when there is decay in the tooth creating a cavity (hole) in the tooth. If this isn’t treated then bacteria can work its way into the tooth leading to infection and disease. If left untreated this becomes more and more painful and may lead to tooth loss if completely left untreated. It is therefore advisable to do everything you can to avoid dental decay.

Fillings, bonding, inlays and crowns are an inexpensive way of cosmetically repairing broken, cracked, worn or unsightly teeth. Company Clinic uses both traditional materials and the more advanced methodes to create a great looking smile.

If you have a weak tooth or are missing one or more teeth, you may need a crown or a bridge. A crown sits over a tooth that may have been broken or weakened and serves to return the tooth to its former strength and natural shape. If you are missing one or more teeth, a bridge may be fitted to stop the surrounding teeth from moving out of place and will be anchored by one or more crowns to restore the appearance and function.

Missing teeth can greatly affect your ability to speak, eat, and smile. Our team of experienced dentists and prosthodontists offer a full line of dentures to give your mouth full functionality again. Dentures fill the gaps created by lost teeth and help the facial and jaw muscles to work properly so that you can eat, speak, and smile normally.

A tooth extraction is a common general dentistry service where a tooth is removed from the mouth.
Tooth extractions may become necessary for several reasons including severe tooth decay or infection, tooth damage due to breakage, severe gum disease, impacted wisdom teeth, to make space for orthodontic treatment, or during childhood, when baby teeth don’t fall out quickly enough to create space for emerging adult teeth.