Dentistry

A titanium or zirconia post is placed into the jawbone to act as an artificial tooth root, onto which an abutment and a custom crown are later fitted.

Recommended to replace one or more missing teeth without altering neighbouring healthy teeth, preserve jawbone density, and restore normal biting function and appearance.

Under local anaesthesia, the implant post is placed into the bone through a small incision or guided flapless technique; after a healing period of 6-12 weeks for osseointegration, the abutment and crown are attached, or an immediate-load crown is fitted the same day in suitable cases.

Most patients regain a stable, natural-feeling tooth that functions and looks like a natural tooth, with well-placed implants lasting well over a decade with proper care.

Four to six implants are anchored in the upper or lower jaw at precise angles to support a full fixed arch of replacement teeth, avoiding the need for a removable denture.

Considered for patients missing most or all teeth in an arch, with weak or failing teeth beyond repair, or dissatisfied with the stability and feel of removable dentures.

Under local anaesthesia or IV sedation, remaining unsalvageable teeth are extracted, implants are placed using guided 3D planning, and a provisional fixed bridge is fitted the same day; a refined permanent bridge follows once healing is complete.

Most patients regain a full set of stable, natural-looking fixed teeth and near-normal chewing function, with the provisional bridge functional from day one.

A thin layer of enamel is minimally prepared, and a custom-crafted porcelain or composite shell is bonded to the front surface of the tooth to correct shape, colour, gaps or minor misalignment.

Recommended for discoloured, chipped, worn, gapped or slightly crooked teeth where a fast, conservative cosmetic correction is preferred over orthodontics or crowns.

Under local anaesthesia if needed, a thin layer of enamel is prepared, a digital or physical impression is taken, and custom veneers are fabricated and bonded into place, typically over two visits spaced a few days apart.

Most patients achieve an evenly shaped, brighter smile immediately after fitting, with well-maintained porcelain veneers lasting 10-15 years or longer.

The infected or inflamed pulp inside the tooth's root canals is removed, the canals are cleaned, shaped and disinfected, then filled and sealed; a crown is usually placed afterward to protect the tooth.

Recommended when deep decay, a cracked tooth or repeated dental procedures cause pulp infection or inflammation, presenting as persistent pain, swelling or sensitivity, to save the natural tooth from extraction.

Under local anaesthesia, an opening is made in the crown of the tooth, the root canals are cleaned and shaped with fine instruments under magnification, and the space is filled with a biocompatible material; the procedure typically takes 45-90 minutes over one or two visits.

Most treated teeth remain pain-free and fully functional for many years, especially when protected with a crown following treatment.

Metal or ceramic brackets and wires, or a sequence of custom clear aligner trays, apply controlled pressure over time to gradually move teeth into a straighter, better-aligned position.

Considered for crowded, gapped, or misaligned teeth and bite irregularities that affect appearance, chewing function, or long-term oral health, once a full orthodontic assessment confirms suitability.

Following digital scans and a treatment plan, brackets are bonded to the teeth and periodically adjusted, or a series of clear aligner trays is worn and changed roughly every 1-2 weeks; total active treatment typically spans 6-18 months depending on complexity.

Most patients achieve a straighter, more evenly aligned smile and improved bite function, with results held in place afterward using a retainer.