Root Canal Therapy
When your teeth are in harm's way they need protection. We can help with our guards and appliances.
The best known endodontic service is the root canal. It’s the buzz word for scary dentist operations, but it is absolutely nothing to be afraid of and it can save a tooth.
The root canal is actually the space in which your tooth connects with your mouth. When this area becomes infected in can lead to pain and the loss of the tooth. We can go into the area, remove the infected or decayed tissue and fill the resulting gap. It’s virtually painless.
Wisdom Teeth Extraction
When a wisdom tooth becomes impacted it needs to be removed. We can remove your problem wisdom teeth.
If you're experiencing jaw pain and headaches, your wisdom teeth may be the cause. Dental Health Centre can provide you with wisdom teeth extraction.
Wisdom teeth grow in when you’re in your teens, but often become impacted. This means they do not grow straight through the gum like your other teeth, but tilted one way.
Wisdom teeth extraction is the process of removing those teeth so they do not damage the surrounding teeth and muscle. It may require a day or two of recovery and pain killers, but it is a necessary step in stopping the pain.
Frenectomy
A frenectomy is a simple procedure that provides a wide range of benefits.
Frenectomies in infants help with breastfeeding and speech development.
Releasing the tongue-tied or lip-tied carries very small risks of infections or complications, due to a cauterizing instrument. The procedure does not take time, and recuperation time is very minimal. Short exercises will be given at home.
Gum Grafting surgery
A gum graft is a dental procedure to treat thinning gums or gum recession.
When left untreated, receded gums can expose the roots of the teeth, causing sensitivity and likelihood of decay.
Gum grafting involves harvesting a piece of tissue from the roof of the mouth or nearby healthy gum tissue. This piece is then grafted or attached where the gum tissue has receded.
Post-op instructions must be carefully followed to avoid complications and usually involves taking prescribed medications for fast healing, usually within 2 weeks.
