Cosmetic dentistry includes teeth straightening (6 Month Smiles and Invisalign), which can straighten teeth faster than traditional metal braces and are nearly invisible, so there’s no longer unnecessary attention drawn to the mouth.

Aesthetic treatments include dermal fillers to help diminish lines and wrinkles and add plumpness to the skin, effectively helping to reduce signs of ageing.

If you have a very painful tooth that requires a root canal, it’s important to get treatment right away. Root canal treatment procedures are often painless as the tooth is anaesthetised during treatment. Very quickly, your dentist can relieve your pain – and will work to save your tooth.

The tooth’s crown is made up of the hard, white, enamel layer and a thicker dentine layer. Both these hard layers protect the pulp – which is the tooth’s innermost soft tissues. The dental pulp contains blood vessels and nerves. and extends from the crown to the roots.

Tooth pain, sensitivity, tenderness, discolouration, and bad taste in the mouth are signs of pulp damage. This can occur due to deep decay, cracked or fractured tooth due to trauma, excessive wear of enamel, and severe gum disease.

Root canal treatment involves the removal of the pulp tissues that are infected or inflamed. This allows you to keep your tooth – instead of having it extracted. Of course, this tooth and all teeth require routine dental care and daily oral hygiene.

Our dentists have the specialty training, tools and experience to provide comfortable, successful root canal treatment – and relieve your pain.