Tooth-Coloured (Composite) Fillings
Tooth-coloured restorations to repair decay, small fractures or worn tooth surfaces.
Removable partial or full dentures to replace missing teeth.
Dentures are removable appliances that replace missing teeth. A partial denture replaces some teeth, while a complete (full) denture replaces all of the teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
Dentures are made to fit your mouth, and it can take a little time to get used to them. Your dentist will explain how to look after them and when to return for any adjustments.
A general overview — your dentist will explain the exact plan for your case.
Step 1: Your mouth is examined and the type of denture — partial or complete — is discussed.
Step 2: Impressions and measurements of your mouth and bite are taken.
Step 3: A trial fitting may be done so the fit, bite and appearance can be checked.
Step 4: The final denture is fitted and adjusted, and you are shown how to wear and clean it.
Simple steps to help you recover well and look after your teeth.
If you have severe pain, swelling or bleeding that does not settle, contact us on +92 345 7323334.
Remove and clean your dentures daily, and rinse them after eating.
Follow your dentist’s advice about taking dentures out at night.
Come back for an adjustment if you notice sore spots or a loose fit.
It can take a few weeks to get used to eating and speaking with new dentures. Starting with soft foods cut into small pieces can help.
Small adjustments are common, especially in the first few weeks. Over time the shape of the gums can change, so dentures may later need relining or remaking.
Tooth-coloured restorations to repair decay, small fractures or worn tooth surfaces.
Treatment of infected or inflamed tissue inside the tooth, aimed at relieving pain and saving the natural tooth.
Custom restorations that cover damaged teeth, or replace missing teeth by attaching to neighbouring teeth.
Get in touch with our team to arrange a dental appointment or an ultrasound examination at a time that suits you.