Choose an appointment type.
A checkup allowing us to examine your mouth to ensure there are no issues along with a clean which removes all that pesky tartar and stubborn plaque that brushing and flossing alone can’t remove. Left to build up, tartar can cause sensitivity, cavities, gum recession, gingivitis and periodontitis gum disease.
Dental fillings, or tooth fillings, are most commonly used to fill in the area that is left when a cavity has been treated, or to build up an area that has been chipped or broken.
A tooth filling serves two main purposes:
To prevent further damage to the tooth once the source of decay has been removed
To restore the functionality of the tooth
Let us assess how we can improve your smile, whether is is with veneers, whitening, composite build ups or orthodontic treatment. Appointment will consist of an examination, photographs and X-rays.
Let us assess how we can whiten your smile while assessing both if whitening is suitable for you, and which one of our whitening options would fit you best. There is no 'one size fits all', solution to whitening your smile so we take care to make sure you get the best treatment customised for you.
We understand that the pain and discomfort of dental issues can be overwhelming at times and at Prudential Dental Clinic, we truly care about you. We don’t want you to wait extended times to get emergency dental issues fixed or for you to experience pain longer than you have to. This is why we offer emergency dental!
A dental crown is similar to a veneer but it covers the entire tooth. They are often more colloquially called Dental Caps. Dental crowns not only improves the appearance of a tooth but also strengthens it. This is suitable for damaged teeth that may need more support. Dental crowns are often used to protect weak teeth from fracturing or further damage, cover a dental implant or root canal, or help attach a bridge. Dental crowns also restore the usefulness of your teeth so you can eat all your favourite foods!
Simple extraction of badly decayed teeth, Including surgical extraction of wisdom teeth.
A root canal treatment may sound a bit scary and daunting, but most of our patients experience little to no pain and importantly, a root canal treatment can save a severely infected or damaged tooth, allowing you to keep it rather than replacing it (or losing it all together).