Fastbraces® Technology allows for shorter treatment time and amazing results. The Fastbraces® Technology patented bracket design uses unique, triangular shaped braces that allow for the use of just one super-elastic nickel-titanium wire during the treatment process. This brace technology works on an entirely different mechanical principle altogether. Historically, old braces would move the crown of the tooth in the first year, and the root of the tooth in the second year.

Well aligned teeth go a long way towards enhancing your smile. Teeth that are crocked increase the risk of gum disease and worn teeth. Aligning your teeth decreases the likelihood of costly dentistry in the future. Invisalign^® is an alternative to braces that consists of a series of almost invisible aligners that gradually move your teeth to the required position. This treatment is individualised for each patient and is planned by your dentist.

Complex dental work involves restoring damaged teeth and gums using such treatments as:

• crowns
• bridges
• implants
• root canal treatment
• correcting gum problems and wear cases.

Injury or Tooth Decay

Anyone who is missing one or more teeth, even at the back, due to injury or tooth decay may be a candidate for dental implants.

Patients who have many missing teeth or severe deterioration of most teeth may require a full mouth reconstruction using a combination of restorations

• veneers
• crowns
• bridges
• dental implants
• partial dentures
• Complete & full dentures
• Implant supported dentures.

Cosmetic dental treatments use a variety of techniques to restore or improve the appearance of teeth, gums and/or bite.

A beautiful smile is more than just about looking good – it's about feeling good, too. With today's technological innovations in dentistry, our specialists significantly improve the attractiveness of your smile, with little or no discomfort. Cosmetic dentistry is no longer the province of models, actors and the rich.

Wisdom teeth are the last of the adult teeth that emerge from the gums in the late teens or early twenties, these teeth also known as the third molars. Sometimes they never develop in certain people, while in others up to four teeth are seen one at each end of the upper and lower gums.

Despite the great technical advances that have been made in dentistry in recent years, many people still suffer anxiety and pain, and can’t bring themselves to seek regular dental treatment because of their fear.