Dental Sedation for Anxious Patients
Sedation dentistry allows patients to feel at ease and comfortable when undergoing a treatment. Some dental patients are apprehensive and anxious when they are having …
Learn more >The mouth can reveal findings of additional systemic problems or disease which can impact on your overall health. As part of your comprehensive oral examination, your dentist will make a record of the findings which involves a comprehensive oral mucosal examination (oral cancer check), a full charting of your existing oral condition, treatment planning, radiographs (x-rays) and photographs (as required). Your dental professional will present you with all the information recorded and discuss your needs with you.
Sedation dentistry allows patients to feel at ease and comfortable when undergoing a treatment. Some dental patients are apprehensive and anxious when they are having …
Learn more >What is a custom mouthguard? A mouthguard is a thick, often spongy shield that fits over your teeth. Custom mouthguards are usually worn during sports …
Learn more >Welcome to Smile On Dentures What are dentures? Dentures are removable appliances to replace one or more missing teeth. They are cost-effective and non-invasive, and …
Learn more >Why would you need wisdom teeth removed? Most people have them removed for one of these reasons: Find out more about the signs and symptoms …
Learn more >The procedure includes cleaning, disinfecting, shaping and enlarging the canal(s) and then filling of the canals. This may take several visits to complete due to …
Learn more >Clenching the teeth puts pressure on the muscles, tissues, and other structures around your jaw. People can either be acutely aware or unaware of this …
Learn more >What to expect at your regular active maintenance appointment: Comprehensive Examination Our team of oral health professionals will work in unison to conduct a comprehensive …
Learn more >Eligibility through the Child Dental Benefits Schedule The Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) provides basic dental services to children aged between 2 and 17 years. …
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