Dental Treatment For All The Family

Treasure Orthodontic Care welcomes new patients of all ages to all our practices that are currently taking on new patients, regardless of what your requirements may be.  People have dental requirements that are different at various phases of life but is you ought to go to your dentist and also a hygienist to ensure both oral and health stay in prime condition.

Our clinics have groups of highly-qualified dentists who are dedicated to providing treatment for the family.  Let us take a look at what our dentists can perform for patients at various phases of life...

In case you have loose dentures or missing teeth and find it hard to eat the foods you like, then Teeth in a Day may alter your life.  A staged approach is taken by dental implant therapy, putting the crowns or bridges onto the implants after a healing period, which usually means you would be fitted using a denture, prolonging the restricted function and discomfort.  With Teeth in a Day, you'll have teeth fitted in 1 day!  

Infants and Children

Bringing the dentist from a young age your child is an important step in helping them to possess good health for life.  Historical visits to your dental practice can help to see a dentist because of a friendly face that they like seeing and familiarise children with practice so that they can show off their progress.

Fluoride varnish and fissure sealants are readily available to all kids at our clinics to help fortify and safeguard their teeth.  Should rust be discovered, instantaneous intervention averts the need and makes the procedure far more bearable.  Warning signs of problems are also picked up on, making treatment easier.

Teenagers and Adults

Teens and adults need a routine to prevent problems such as tooth decay and gum disease.  For those who experience staining, teeth whitening is a popular option, although visits to the hygienist help to guarantee tooth cleaning routines are efficient, helping to avoid problems such as the breath that is bad.

Pregnant Ladies 

Pregnant women are more prone to conditions such as erosion and gum disease.  Nodules (pregnancy granuloma) may also frequently develop on the teeth.  Nodules are harmless, but visiting the dentist helps to reassure patients.

Older people

Getting older doesn't have to imply that you will drop some of your teeth.  Your dentist will be able to help you to keep your teeth healthy.  If you do experience tooth reduction, your dentist can offer you with dentures or bridges as replacements.  A number of our clinics offer Dental Implant therapy which is the best way to substitute any teeth that are lost.