General dentistry includes diagnosing decay, inflammation of the gums and examination of the tongue, throat, neck for the presence of pain, redness and swelling followed by treatment.

A regular dental check up every six months is of utmost importance. Each check up would involve evaluation of the overall health of the oral structures, the teeth, gums and soft tissues.

Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing or replacing damaged or missing teeth. These procedures help improve oral health and function. Common dental restorations include crowns, bridges and implants

These include cosmetic procedures that primarily focuses on improvement in dental aesthetics in color, position, shape, size, alignment and overall smile appearance. With our state of the art facilities, you will be able to visualize and engineer your new smile digitally days before undergoing dental treatment.

In situations where the decay has invaded the deeper portion of the tooth called the pulp, a root canal treatment is indicated in order to preserve the tooth and remove the nidus of infection.The diseased tissue in the root of the tooth is removed and the space is refilled with an inert material.

Deformities in the teeth and jaws such as maligned or protruded teeth can be corrected with fixed appliances called braces. Deformities in the jaws and face of growing children can be corrected with growth modification and in adults can be corrected with a combination of braces and surgical orthodontics. Children should have their first Orthodontic check up at the age of seven to allow monitoring of the growth of the teeth, jaws and the face.

With more adults seeking correction , more aesthetic orthodontic appliances such as ceramic or zirconium braces may be preferable over conventional stainless steel braces to achieve beautiful smiles.

Invisible orthodontics in the form of clear retainers is the newest alternative to traditional braces and they have the advantage of aesthetics and comfort with comparable results to traditional braces.

These treatments aim at diagnosing and treating oral structures such as the gums and the bone that support teeth and keep them healthy and in place.

Gum disease can be treated with advanced hygiene procedures, laser treatment and minor surgery

Implants are biocompatible titanium screw like replacements of roots, which serve to support and replace teeth that have been lost due to decay, periodontal disease, trauma etc.,

These implants are placed within the jaw bone via an atraumatic, painless procedure. Once they heal and fuse with the bone, they may be used to replace the missing tooth/ teeth.

Shedding of teeth as a result of ageing is commonly treated with complete dentures, either with or without the support of implants. Oral hygiene and care becomes even more crucial as age related changes begin to set in to the oral cavity, and preventive care allows the patient to retain and preserve their teeth

This speciality focuses on caring and maintaining oral health in children from infancy, throughout the various stages of childhood

Children are susceptible to early childhood caries and without proper dental care, they run the risk of long term disease and decay which may also affect the new teeth that erupt when primary teeth shed.

Primary teeth are also important in maintaining space for the permanent teeth.

Young adults often complain of painful 3rd molars that fail to erupt normally resulting in inflammation of the surrounding gums and food accumulation. Removal of these impacted teeth may be more cumbersome and need to extracted with a minor surgical procedure which may be done under sedation

Small bony cysts and gum swellings may also need to be excised to prevent further infection and other complications.