General Dental Services

"Every tooth is more valuable than a diamond."

We're here to offer a complete range of dental services, including routine cleanings and fillings, as well as root canal treatment to alleviate tooth infections. Count on us to provide the care you need to maintain optimal oral health.

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Checkup, X-Rays & Consultation

At our clinic, we conduct a thorough dental examination and create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and concerns. We advise regular dental checkups twice a year to catch any issues early and provide prompt treatment.

Scaling & Polishing

This is a routine procedure that removes tartar and surface stains from teeth, promoting healthy gums and preventing gum disease.

Filling

This quick and simple procedure involves removing the decayed portion of the toot and filling the cavity with a tooth-colored filling. Early detection of tooth decay allows for easy treatment before more complicated procedures are necessary.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Wisdom teeth can often become impacted, which can lead to a range of dental problems such as decay, gum infections, and even cysts around the teeth and surrounding structures. If you experience pain or swelling around your gums, this may be a sign that your wisdom tooth is impacted and needs to be removed. Our team can provide safe and effective removal of impacted wisdom teeth to help protect your dental health.

Root Canal Treatment

This procedure is designed to save a damaged or decayed tooth, usually resulting from trauma or injury. We may perform one or more dental visits to remove the infection and prevent the need for extraction.

Dentures​

We provide a variety of high-quality denture options to meet your specific needs. If you are missing some or all of your teeth, dentures can be a great option to replace them.

General Dental Services FAQ

What is the purpose of removing wisdom teeth?

Removing an impacted or food-impacted wisdom tooth can prevent decay of adjacent teeth, including the wisdom tooth itself. In cases where it's difficult to clean, removal may be necessary if signs of gum inflammation, infection, or swelling are present.

What is the typical recovery time after wisdom tooth surgery?

It can take up to 2 weeks to recover from the surgery for having your wisdom tooth removed.


During this time, you may have:

· A swollen mouth and cheeks - this will be worse for the first few days but will gradually improve; gently pressing a cold cloth to your face helps reduce the swelling.
· Some mild visible bruising of your cheek - the skin may be bruised for up to 2 weeks.
· A stiff, sore jaw - this should wear off within 7 to 10 days.
· Pain - this is worse if the extraction was difficult or complicated.
· An unpleasant taste in your mouth.

What happens at a routine check-up

  1. History. We ask about any pain, sensitivity, medical conditions and medications.
  2. Examination. Each tooth is checked for decay, cracks and worn fillings; gums are measured for pocketing; we screen the soft tissues of the mouth.
  3. X-rays when needed to see between teeth and under old fillings.
  4. Scaling and polishing to remove plaque, tartar and stains.
  5. Plan. You leave with a written treatment plan and advice tailored to your mouth, and a review interval.

Preventing decay and gum disease

Most dental problems are preventable. Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, clean between teeth once a day, limit sugary snacks and drinks to mealtimes, do not smoke, and keep to your review interval.

Oral surgery at our clinics

Beyond wisdom tooth removal, our clinics carry out tooth extractions, minor gum surgery, bone grafting and membrane placement in preparation for dental implants. Complex cases are referred to an oral surgeon within the group.

More questions about general dental care

How often should I have a dental check-up?

Every six months for most people. Your dentist may suggest every three to four months if you have gum disease, a high decay rate, diabetes or you smoke, and up to twelve months if your mouth is very healthy.

Is scaling painful?

Scaling removes hardened plaque with an ultrasonic tip and hand instruments. It can feel scratchy and teeth may be sensitive for a day, but it is not usually painful. Local anaesthetic can be used for deep cleaning.

Does a root canal hurt?

The treatment is done under local anaesthetic and relieves the pain of an infected tooth. Some tenderness for a few days afterwards is normal and is managed with ordinary painkillers.

What types of dentures are available?

Partial dentures replace a few teeth and clip onto remaining teeth; full dentures replace all teeth in a jaw. Both come in acrylic or lighter metal-framed versions, and dentures can also be stabilised on implants.

Clinical content reviewed by the Drs. Wong & Partners editorial team. Last reviewed . This page is general information and not a substitute for advice from your dentist.

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