Dental Implants

Dental implants are the best way to replace damaged or lost teeth by placing high-quality German titanium implants inside the jawbone.
In dental implants inside our center, we rely on 3D CT to locate implants with high accuracy.
Immediate implantation is a recent breakthrough in dentistry, by extraction and implantation at the same time through local anesthesia.
3D implantation is characterized by that it does not require surgical intervention in the traditional way and reduces the number of sessions and pain.

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Endodontics

Endodontic treatment is a procedure required when the tooth’s supplying nerve has been damaged. This can happen for many reasons among which are deep cavities reaching the pulp (nerve) chamber and trauma to the teeth. The main aim of this procedure is to eliminate the dead nerve tissue, remove the invading microbial flora (bacteria) and prevent bacterial recurrence in the future.
After endodontic treatment, the tooth is usually brittle, thus, requiring protective coverage in the form of a dental crown. This is strongly recommended to increase the longevity of the tooth. Depending on the degree of damage present in the tooth, it may also require a post and core filling.

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Filling and Cleaning

Dental fillings are materials used to restore a decayed tooth. Over the years there have been many different types of filling materials, the most commonly used nowadays are; resins (composite), glass ionomer (ketac) or amalgam, all of which provide ultimate durability and functionality.
Resins or composites are tooth colored, non-metallic fillings, after all the decay has been removed it is used to restore your teeth to their original anatomy. The color (or as we call it; shade) is selected carefully from a wide variety to perfectly match your tooth color. When restored, your teeth look like nothing ever happened! These fillings not only provide aesthetics but, now, provide maximal strength properties, rendering you a superiorly aesthetic as well as durable filling!
Consult with your dentist on the type of filling best suited for your case, as different fillings are case subjective.

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Scaling and polishing

Scaling and polishing is basically the process of removing calculus and other hard debris from the tooth surface. It is recommended that scaling and polishing is done once every 6 months at least to ensure proper periodontal health. Calculus is a hard, calcified substance that accumulates on teeth regardless of tooth brushing efficiency. Once formed, calculus can only be removed by a dental professional, tooth brushing will not remove it. However, proper tooth brushing can decrease the quantity and frequency by which calculus is formed. Calculus causes gum inflammation, loss of bone support, among many others. As opposes public myth, removal of calculus does not remove a layer from the tooth, in fact none of the gum therapies do so. For more information ask your dentist about calculus.

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Crowns and Bridges

A dental crown is like a “cap” that is fixed to a single tooth. Dental crowns can be the solution to many issues. These include weakened teeth due to cavities, chipped teeth, or discoloration from illness or infection. The procedure usually involves cementing the crown into place, making it a permanent fixture that shouldn’t require any additional maintenance aside from good oral hygiene.
TYPES OF DENTAL CROWNS
Just as there are different kinds of teeth, there are different types of dental crowns. The first crown that many will experience is a temporary dental crown, but there are more options available.
TEMPORARY DENTAL CROWN
This is the crown a dentist will “quick fix” to your teeth if there’s an immediate need for it, while your permanent crown is being manufactured.
ALL CERAMIC OR ALL PORCELAIN
These are the most natural looking of dental crowns, but as with the other porcelain options, there is a chance that they may erode over time. Sometimes they require a touch-up or repair.
ZIRCONIA
As an alternative, zirconia combines the strength and tooth preserving nature of metal crowns while still providing a natural esthetics of an all ceramic crown.
BRIDGES
A dental bridge is designed to address a particular kind of missing tooth problem for patients in Delta. If there is a “space” in your mouth where you have a tooth, followed by a missing tooth and then another tooth, a dental bridge is a perfect solution. It is important not just for the sake of appearances, but even for your overall dental health that such a sizable gap is not allowed to persist.
Dental bridges are made in a variety of materials including porcelain, gold, and other alloys. They can be colored to match the color of your own teeth as closely as possible. Once affixed, they generally don’t require any more extra care of your mouth than normal brushing or flossing that is a part of good dental hygiene.

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Teeth Whitening

Healthy teeth are important in maintaining good oral health, but even healthy teeth don’t always look their best. You may have strong gums and firm, straight teeth, but the types of food you eat or personal habits may have stained or discolored your teeth so that your smile isn’t all that white or bright.
Fortunately, there are solutions to this problem. While it’s true that there are off-the-shelf products that you may be able to buy in a store to whiten your teeth, the best way to get whiter, brighter teeth is with the help of a professional.
Whatever your case is, whitening teeth can be a major step in having a great smile, but it will only last as long as you take care of it. Continuing to smoke or drink dark colored liquids like wine and coffee will eventually reduce the whiteness of your teeth. But you can always repeat the process if you like the results.

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