Children, like adults, should have dental check-ups every six months.

The best way to maintain good oral hygiene is to brush and floss your teeth and to visit your dentist for regularly.

In order to keep your gums healthy you need to remove the daily build up of plaque from all the surfaces of your teeth.

Fluoride is a natural mineral found in food and water which helps to strengthen teeth and prevent tooth decay by making the tooth more resistant to acid attacks from plaque and sugars.

Fillings, also known as dental restoration, are used to restore teeth and treat dental decay especially in the molars (back teeth).

While tooth extraction is not usually the first option for treating dental disorders, sometimes a tooth may need to be removed.

Root canal treatment is a processes of cleaning and then filling the inside cavity of the tooth that is normally occupied with nerves and blood vessels.

Typically wisdom teeth start to erupt, or grow into the mouth, in people aged between 16 years to 26 year olds.

Dental implants are the gold standard treatment to replace a missing tooth or a series of missing teeth.

Preventive fissure sealants are tooth coloured resin restorations applied to the biting surfaces of healthy teeth to prevent decay.

Mouthguards are a custom fitted appliance to protect the mouth and ensure safety and durability for the wearer.

If your sleep physician has recommended oral appliance therapy as a suitable treatment option, we will be able to provide a dental appliance that is right for you.