General Dentistry Services

Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMD) is a jaw joint disorder that causes severe headaches, pain in the jaw, and ringing in the ears. 

TMD may trigger teeth grinding, known as bruxism, during sleep. This can cause further dental problems if left untreated, including damaged enamel, loose teeth, and eroded jawbones.

TMD is often caused by misaligned teeth or jaws (a bad bite). Your dentist can diagnose your condition and determine the cause, as well as offer a treatment plan that should alleviate the headaches, pain, or dizziness you may be enduring.

Tooth-coloured fillings (known as composite resins, or "white" fillings) can be used on front and back teeth, and are able to tolerate pressure from chewing. They are used to repair cavities or tooth damage, such as cracks, chipped or worn teeth, or gaps between teeth.

A root canal procedure removes the decay, bacteria and nerves from a damaged tooth which is then filled with medicated dental materials.

This procedure allows you to keep the tooth and restores its function, preventing the need for extraction.

Crowns are porcelain caps that sit on the top of a damaged tooth, restoring its natural appearance and function.

Crowns can be used to prevent cracked teeth from worsening, to cover dental implants, or to attach bridges. Discoloured or stained teeth may also be restored to their natural colour.

Dental bridges are used to replace sections of missing teeth. They are bonded to existing teeth or dental implants to create a natural-looking appearance.

Bridges are hard to detect as they appear quite natural and are custom-made to fit the space of your missing teeth. They can restore the bite between upper and lower teeth.

Dentures are artificial restorations used to replace missing teeth, allowing patients to maintain facial structure, as well as eat and speak properly.