Our Dental Services
Achieve Better Dental Health With Our General Dentistry Services In Gosnells
What Is
General Dentistry?
General dentistry is a broad category of dental care that includes a wide range of treatments in solving oral health issues. General dentistry is a branch of dentistry that deals with diagnosing, preventing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with teeth, gums, jaws, lips, and other oral tissues.
Our General
Dentistry Services
Our team offers a variety of general dentistry services, including:
- Root canal treatment
- Dental fillings
- Wisdom tooth removal
- Tooth extractions
- Dentures
- Dental check-ups
- Gum disease treatment
Wisdom Teeth Removal
A wisdom tooth extraction is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of one or more wisdom teeth. These are the teeth at the back of your mouth.
If a wisdom tooth does not have enough room to grow, it can become impacted. Causing discomfort, infection, or other dental problems, it will most likely need to be extracted. Wisdom tooth extraction can be performed by either a dentist or an oral surgeon.
A simple extraction may only take just a minute, depending on the tooth's roots. The procedure takes longer if the roots are spread out or if someone requires surgical extraction.
Gum Disease Treatment
Periodontitis, often known as gum disease, is a common infection that affects the soft tissue and bone that support the tooth. Without treatment, the alveolar bone surrounding the teeth gradually and progressively deteriorates.
Our dentist will perform scaling and debridement to clean below the gumline. Hand tools or ultrasonic equipment that breaks up the plaque and tartar can be used to do this. Root planing is used to smooth rough areas on the teeth's roots. Bacteria can become trapped within the rough patches, increasing the risk of gum disease.
Dentures
Dentures are fake teeth that are synthetic replacements for missing natural teeth. Some dentures are made to replace only a few missing teeth. Other kinds of dentures replace your entire mouth, including your teeth, gums, and surrounding tissues.
Common types of denture may include the following:
- Complete dentures are for patients who are missing all of their teeth.
- Partial removable dentures are for patients who have some missing teeth or prefer a removable option may consider partial removable dentures.
- Partial fixed dentures are for people who are missing some teeth and desire a non-removable type.
- Implant retained dentures are designed for those who need additional stability due to bone loss. When implant dentures are placed in the mouth, they act as an anchor for the teeth. However, they must be removed for cleaning.
- Immediate (same day) dentures are for patients who want their teeth extracted, and dentures installed the same day.
Dental CheckUps
We believe that everyone deserves healthy dental health. Our goal is to help you maintain oral health and implement good dental hygiene for our patients through regular check-ups, dental cleaning, and giving out tips on how to maintain proper care.
- Eat healthy, well-balanced meals. Snack between meals in moderation and keep acidic and sugary foods as treats.
- Take care of your teeth by brushing and flossing twice a day and by using fluoridated toothpaste. Fluoride protects your teeth against acids and sugar.
- Drink enough water.
- Having regular check-ups at Ashburton Dental Centre allows our dentists to look for potential dental problems and help you have a healthier mouth.
Fillings
Cavity fillings, also known as dental or tooth filling, are often used to fill small cavities in the mouth (tooth decay).
Your dentist administers a local anesthetic before placing a cavity filling (numbing medication). Then, a part of your tooth structure is extracted. Lastly, your dentist will use a tooth-coloured filling material to fill the cavity.