Agarwal Dental Clinic, RCT & Orthodontic Center

At each recall visit we will carry out a full assessment of your teeth and existing restorations to check for decay and to confirm there are no areas of concern. An assessment of the gums and supporting structures is also carried out as a screening test for gum disease.

From time to time we will recommend taking x-ray pictures to help us view areas that cannot be seen directly. An assessment of the mucosa (the soft tissues of the mouth and throat) is also carried out to confirm that there are no changes that need further investigation.

We will then discuss the options available to you and once you have decided what you would like to have done we will provide you with a written treatment plan.

Of course we offer all the types of treatment that you can expect at any dental practice, we also offer additional treatments that may be of interest to you.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry is much more than looking good. A great smile is the best way to express health and confidence.

Real cosmetic dentistry is a combination of achieving health, proper function and aesthetics. Sometimes it’s purely optional, but many times the need is dictated by the current state of health of your mouth. Our approach to cosmetic dentistry is that everything we do for you must be aesthetic, look and feel real, be bio-compatible and enhance your health and confidence.

Cosmetic dentistry can be as basic as cleaning and whitening your teeth, or as complicated as rebuilding your whole mouth with bio-compatible, porcelain restorations to replace mercury amalgam fillings, missing teeth, cracked teeth, discoloured or worn down teeth. It may involve laser surgery, gum lifts, implants, even dentures sometimes. The real treatment is determined when we meet and discuss your concerns and expectations, assess the current situation with your health and function and then we can develop a suitable treatment plan to help you achieve your desired outcome.

To learn more about how we can help you achieve a happy smile for life, please view more of our smile makeovers, or if you are interested in learning more about our initial oral health assessment please check our New Guest Experience to see what it involves.

Laser Dentistry

A Laser is a focused, coherent strong beam of light that performs a very specific function. Most high-tech products, industries and technology use lasers. From computers, CD players and laser pointers to space aviation, satellite technology and other big industries, they all rely on lasers. The high-tech world we live in today cannot exist without them.

Laser dentistry is the latest revolution that has made dentistry something it’s never been before, painless! Lasers are one of the most precise, gentle and minimally invasive tools medicine and dentistry have ever known. They have significantly improved eye surgery, microscopic surgery and cosmetic surgery treatments decades ago.

Lasers can be used for therapy and surgery inside and around the mouth with less discomfort and faster healing compared to conventional scalpel surgery. Most of the time we don't need to use injections or sutures. Lasers improve the outcome of many procedures like root canal treatment, gum disease treatment and ulcer treatment because they sterilize and kill bacteria better than anything else.

Implants

Dental Implants are the state-of-the-art method for replacing missing teeth. They behave, look and feel like real teeth. Implants can transform your confidence and improve your looks.

Implant technology has been tested and proven over the last forty years. Implants can replace one missing tooth, a few or a whole mouth of missing teeth. The materials usually used are titanium and the latest zirconia from z-systems.

Implants are a complex treatment option for the dentist to perform, hence they are usually placed by specialists and surgeons or highly qualified dentists. For the patient, it is an easy and comfortable procedure and a complete and beautiful option for improving your smile!

General & Minimally Invasive Dentistry

Our core philosophy when we provide dental services is focusing on health, rather than fighting disease all the time, through Minimally Invasive Dentistry. This is a philosophy which is changing the fundamental ways dentistry is being performed, worldwide. The focus is our guest's health, wellbeing and comfort. The aim is to detect disease as early as possible, treat it painlessly with advanced technology and help the client manage their risk factors, so they maintain good oral health long term. This will save people pain, time and money.

To achieve this we use the most high tech equipment available including Lasers, Ozone, Digital x-rays, and magnification e.g. Microscopes and Digital cameras.

Oral Hygiene

Achieving and maintaining good oral hygiene is a critical part of looking after your whole health and is what we want to help you achieve. Continuous active care to maintain health is more comfortable, economical and smarter for you. It will help you prevent cavities, gum and bone disease, bad breath and the consequences of these bacterial diseases.

Since the mouth is one of the most highly infected parts of the body, continuous care is very important otherwise it not only affects your gums and teeth, but your whole health, your heart and your baby if you’re pregnant. You also pass on bacteria to your children, family members and kissing partners. Good oral hygiene equals fresh breath and a healthy mouth. It’s your surest way to look better, feel better, be better.

First world standard of care is to brush properly at least twice a day, floss daily and visit a good registered hygienist every four to six months. We really help you look after yourself by recommending the safest products to use, guiding you through proper home care that best suits your lifestyle and of course getting rid of plaque and tartar build-up every time you come in.

Most of the bad bacteria in plaque (that sticky bio-film that builds up constantly) hate oxygen and many produce sulphur compounds that smell bad “bad breath anyone?”. That is why we go to great lengths to provide oral hygiene care that uses oxygen to neutralize these bacteria and their toxic products. Ultrasonic scalers with ozonated distilled water is what we use in your mouth when we do your treatment. This is different to the conventional dental equipment, which runs on tap water and can be up to 100,000 times more infected than drinking water.