Regular dental check-ups are essential to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Screening for cavities is just one part of a thorough dental examination, which also includes checking the condition of the teeth and gums, and detecting any lesions,...

Regular consumption of coffee, tea, smoking and various coloured foods and drinks can discolour teeth. Sandblasting polishing removes these various deposits and discolourations from the tooth surface. High pressure water jets are used to remove tiny particles of...

Baby teeth usually start to form before birth and start to emerge after about 6 months. All 20 of a child's milk teeth should erupt by the age of 2½. The milk teeth also have a crucial role in maintaining space. A baby tooth that's pulled too early...

Root canal treatment is necessary when the blood or nerve supply to the tooth is inadequate and the pulp is already dead. At the beginning of the infection, you may not feel any pain. In some cases, the tooth may start to darken, which means that the tooth is dying or completely dead. In this case...

The gaps caused by missing teeth can cause problems when eating and speaking, and the gaps can become overgrown with mismatched teeth next to them. In some cases, all teeth may have to be removed and replaced. So the patient may need...

In addition to aesthetic considerations, orthodontics also play an important role in the treatment process to adjust healthy bite and chewing and to make teeth easier to clean. Fixed braces are very effective and faster than other solutions to...

A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that holds a replacement tooth or bridge in the jaw. Implants can be a solution for people who have lost one or more teeth due to periodontal disease or an accident, but any other...