It is recommended that clients visit a dental professional every 6 to 12 months to maintain good overall oral health and wellbeing.

Dental exams are where a dental professional will check your teeth for any sign of decay, cavities, gum disease or mouth cancer.

A scale and clean involves the removal of plaque and calculus, followed by a clean and polish to leave teeth smooth and help prevent bacteria sticking.

The process involves:

• An electric scaler to remove the tough plaque build up

• Jets of water to effectively flush out debris lodged between the teeth

• Hand instruments to reach any hard to access surfaces

• Polishing the tooth

A tooth extraction is also known as having a tooth pulled out, it involves the removal of a tooth from its bone socket.

A filling is a minor procedure to help restore a damaged tooth to its normal function and shape. Fillings are commonly used to treat decay or repair worn or chipped teeth. They look and feel like real teeth, and can assume the same function as natural teeth.

X-rays help dental professionals to help detect mouth abnormalities invisible to the human eye, such as hidden cavities, bone loss, wisdom teeth etc. An OPG (Orthopantomagram) machine is able to scan the upper and lower jaw in one image. We have an OPG machine available for clients at both of our clinics.

In most cases we can. First, you will need to arrange an appointment for a consultation and OPG. Once the dental professional examines your x-rays, they will discuss with you if the procedure, which involves removing one or more of the four adult wisdom teeth under a local anaesthetic, can be done in clinic, or if you need to be referred to an Oral Surgeon.

Yes we are able to arrange referrals to specialists such as Orthodontists and Oral Surgeons if required.

For a detailed list of our dental fees, please visit our Dental Fee’s page.