General Dentistry

Treatments designed to restore teeth and gums to a similar, or better, condition to how they were in the past. Learn more about: Basic Restorative Dentistry

An artificial tooth, typically ceramic, held in place by using nearby teeth as anchors. Learn more about: Bridges

White, non-metallic fillings made of a composite material to seal and restore teeth. Learn more about: Composite Fillings

An artificial tooth, often made of ceramic, made to replace a broken or missing tooth. Learn more about: Crowns

A powerful resin often used to repair chips, cracks, or spaces between teeth. Learn more about: Dental Bonding

A non-invasive laser that examines tooth surface for bacteria and measures the degree of decay. Learn more about: DIAGNOdent

Digital x-ray system that has a 90% reduction in the amount of radiation used versus traditional x-rays. Learn more about: Digital X-Rays

When all other options have been explored, removing a tooth entirely may be the best bet. Learn more about: Extractions

Strong bonding material, either amalgam (silver-coloured) or composite (white), used to fill cavities and repair teeth. Learn more about: Fillings

The prevention, diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of conditions, disorders and diseases affecting the teeth, gums and jaw. Learn more about: General

A procedure that can raise, lower, or even out the gum line when required. Learn more about: Gum Contouring

A simple, non-invasive, and pain-free procedure that eliminates bacteria and remineralizes teeth. Learn more about: Healozone

The practice of keeping mouth, teeth, and gums clean to prevent dental problems such as cavities, gingivitis, and bad breath. Learn more about: Hygiene

Inlays and onlays protect and restore large portions of the decayed tooth, much like a large filling. Learn more about: Inlays and Onlays

A handy little camera that can get up close with your teeth, showing you exactly what's happening. Learn more about: Intraoral Camera

Painless laser system used to prepare teeth for a filling by destroying germ cells. Learn more about: Laser Cavity Preparation

A painless, drill-free variety of procedures that improve healing times, reduce appointment times, and require less anaesthetic. Learn more about: Laser Dentistry

An in-office procedure that is done using a whitening solution and a high intensity light. Learn more about: Laser Whitening

Extremely strong porcelain shield bonded to teeth to repair discolouration, chips, cracks, or gaps. Learn more about: Lumineers

Tooth-coloured resin used instead of metal amalgam to fill and restore teeth. Learn more about: Mercury-Free Fillings

Silver-coloured amalgam material used to fill and repair teeth. Learn more about: Metal Fillings

Needle-free, painless procedures that restore and repair teeth, using ozone, lasers, or other technologies. Learn more about: Needle Free Restorations

Removable mouthpieces worn while sleeping. Relieves jaw muscle pain, stops grinding, can help with snoring and TMJ issues. Learn more about: Night Guards

Quick, non-invasive, and painless examination that can detect early signs of oral cancer. Learn more about: Oral Cancer Screening

Procedure whereby the top of a tooth is removed, the roots are sterilized, and the tooth is capped with a crown. Learn more about: Root Canals

A thin plastic coating that fills in the grooves of molars and premolars, preventing decay. Learn more about: Sealants

DIY whitening kits using custom-made trays for each patient's teeth, often used multiple days in a row. Learn more about: Take Home Whitening

Various methods to lighten the shade of teeth, requiring either single treatments or multiple applications. Learn more about: Teeth Whitening

Simple, non-invasive, painless procedure using the VELscope device's blue light to check for evidence of oral cancer. Learn more about: VELscope Exams

Ultra-thin shells of ceramic, permanently bonded to the front of a tooth to improve cosmetic appearances. Learn more about: Veneers

White-coloured, non-metallic fillings made of a composite material to seal teeth for restorative or cosmetic purposes. Learn more about: White Fillings

The removal of the last molars to grow in, sometimes requiring minor surgery. Learn more about: Wisdom Teeth Extraction