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Preventive Treatment |
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Scaling & Polishing |
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Fissure Sealant |
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Topical Fluoride Application |
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Restorative Treatment |
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Filling |
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Crown |
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Post Crown |
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Root Canal Treatment |
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Bridge |
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Dentures |
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Cosmetic Treatment |
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Teeth Whitening |
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Straightening (Orthodontic treatment) |
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Emergency Treatment |
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Mandible Dislocation |
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Drainage of Pus |
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Dislodged Tooth |
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Surgical Procedures |
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Loose Removal |
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Extraction |
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Minor Oral Surgery |
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Macro Facial Surgery |
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Tips for Good Dental Hygiene |
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Brushing |
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Flossing |
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Mouth Rinse |
Tips for Good Dental Hygiene
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Proper and regular brushing is the first step towards good oral hygiene.
DO NOT skip brushing your teeth before going to sleep each night. Food debris caught between your teeth works up to provide good energy for bacteria to enjoy their nightly meal. This in turn causes acid formation and weakens your tooth surface.
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Flossing is another important element in keeping surfaces between each tooth clean and free from remnant of food stuff.
- Mouth rinses available on the shelf nowadays provide a wide range of taste, smell and effect. Most of them provide one very important effect – eliminating bacteria that causes tooth decay as well as bad breath.
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