New Research is showing tooth whitening may help decrease your decay risk by killing bad bacteria!

Read more on how it works and how long it lasts, side effect and if it is suitable for you.

Veneers are a conservative and effective way to improve the appearance of your smile.  Veneers have many uses and can hide discolourations, brighten teeth, change the shape or position of teeth or fill in gaps.

Crowns, sometimes known as 'caps', are porcelain and metal covers for teeth that are used when teeth are weakened and damaged. When a crown is placed, it essentially becomes a new outer surface for a tooth.

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are inserted into the jawbone to replace missing natural teeth. Implants and their attached crowns closely mimic the look and function of real teeth.

Bridges are a common method of replacing one or more missing teeth, by spanning the gap where the teeth are missing. Bridges, like crowns are cemented to natural teeth and are fixed.

Clear Aligners are the virtually invisible and hygienic alternative to braces. Using a series of custom-made, clear, removable aligners that gradually move teeth towards the desired position.

Regardless of age, all people who participate in any sport or activity where there is a risk of contact to the face, needs to wear a mouthguard to prevent dental injury.

The number of people being treated for dental trauma and injuries would be greatly reduced if more people wore correctly fitted custom mouth-guards.