For quite some time, cavities were filled with silver or mercury amalgams; materials which not only required a great amount of the original tooth structure to be removed, but were also unaesthetic and caused the tooth to weaken over time. Today, cavities are preferably filled with tooth-coloured materials such as composite resins (plastic) or porcelain, allowing minimal tooth structure removal, as well as adding strength, longevity, and a confident, aesthetic look.
White Fillings
Cavities are preferably filled with tooth-coloured materials such as composite resins (plastic) or porcelain, allowing minimal tooth structure removal
Other treatments
Crown
A crown is a cap that surrounds 360 degrees of your tooth. It is usually made in a dental laboratory and can be made from different materials, such as porcelain, metal, zirconia or gold.
Bridges
Similar to a crown, a fixed bridge consists of a crown plus 1 or more extra units to replace one or more missing teeth.
White Fillings
Cavities are preferably filled with tooth-coloured materials such as composite resins (plastic) or porcelain, allowing minimal tooth structure removal
Invisalign
Invisalign is the clear alternative to braces. A series of clear aligners are used to move your teeth towards your perfect smile.