Clear, helpful guidance from our clinical team to help you understand treatment and care for your smile.
Digital dentistry uses imaging, scans and computer-assisted design to document the mouth, plan treatment and produce selected restorations. Benefits depend on accurate data and skilled clinical use.
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Safe dental tourism planning starts with records and a provisional plan, but final diagnosis must follow examination. Allow enough time for healing, laboratory work, review and unexpected changes before travelling home.
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Dentures replace missing teeth and surrounding form. Complete, partial and implant-supported designs have different requirements; comfort depends on oral health, fit, bite, adaptation and regular maintenance.
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For a broken tooth, rinse gently, save any fragment in a clean container, avoid biting on the area and contact a dentist. Heavy bleeding, facial injury, swelling or breathing difficulty needs urgent help.
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Tooth sensitivity can follow exposed dentine, gum recession, wear, erosion, decay, cracks or recent treatment. Because causes differ, persistent or localised sensitivity should be diagnosed before treatment.
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Persistent bad breath commonly comes from tongue coating, plaque, gum disease, decay, food retention or dry mouth. A dental assessment can identify oral causes and refer you when a medical cause is suspected.
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A dental checkup reviews teeth, gums, bite and soft tissues, while professional cleaning removes deposits that home care cannot. Visit frequency should be based on your individual disease risk.
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Most minor mouth ulcers heal, but an ulcer lasting about two weeks or longer, recurring frequently, enlarging, bleeding, or accompanied by a lump, numbness or swallowing difficulty should be examined.
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Oral cancer screening is a visual and tactile examination of the lips, mouth, tongue and nearby tissues. It cannot diagnose cancer by itself; a persistent or suspicious change may need referral or biopsy.
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