Dental Implants
Dental implants can replace one or more missing teeth with a fixed restoration. Suitability depends on bone, gum health, general health and the condition of the bite.
- Single-tooth replacement
- Replacement of multiple missing teeth
- Implant-supported dentures where suitable
Kids Dentistry & Conscious Sedation
Dr. Jasmine Nanda provides dedicated pediatric dental care for babies, children and teenagers up to 17 years, including anxious or uncooperative children and children who require special care dentistry.
- Baby teeth, cavities, fillings and pediatric root canal treatment when indicated
- Child-friendly care for anxious or uncooperative children
- Conscious sedation / laughing gas after individual assessment when appropriate
- Special care dentistry and preventive dental guidance for children
Smile Design
Smile design may include whitening, tooth-coloured restorations, veneers, crowns or minor reshaping. The plan depends on the condition of the teeth and gums.
- Assessment of tooth shape and shade
- Discussion of suitable cosmetic options
- Treatment planning before any permanent change
Orthodontics, Braces & Clear Aligners
Orthodontic treatment is used to correct crowded, spaced or misaligned teeth and some bite problems. The appliance is selected after an orthodontic assessment.
- Conventional braces
- Aesthetic braces, clear aligners and Invisalign options where suitable
- Bite and alignment review
Laser Dentistry
Dental lasers may be used for selected gum and soft-tissue procedures. The dentist will confirm whether a laser-assisted procedure is suitable for the case.
- Selected soft-tissue procedures
- Gum contouring where indicated
- Supportive periodontal procedures
Prosthodontics · Dentures & Overdentures
Dentures and overdentures are used to replace multiple missing teeth. The design is planned to support chewing, speech and comfort.
- Complete dentures
- Partial dentures
- Implant-retained overdentures where suitable
Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry focuses on the appearance of teeth while also considering oral health and function.
- Teeth whitening
- Porcelain veneers and tooth contouring
- Tooth-coloured restorations
Single-Sitting Root Canal & Tooth Pain Management
Root canal treatment is used when the inner part of a tooth is infected or inflamed. A single visit may be possible in selected cases; others need more than one appointment.
- Pain and tooth assessment
- Cleaning and sealing of the canals
- Crown or final restoration when advised
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Oral surgery may be required for difficult extractions, wisdom teeth or other minor surgical dental procedures. Examination and imaging are completed before treatment.
- Complex tooth extraction
- Wisdom tooth removal
- Minor oral surgical procedures
Crowns & Bridges
A crown covers and protects a damaged tooth. A bridge can replace a missing tooth by using support from neighbouring teeth or implants.
- Ceramic and metal-free crown options
- Bridge planning
- Bite and shade assessment
Mercury-Free Fillings
Mercury-free composite fillings are used to repair cavities or small areas of tooth damage while matching the natural tooth shade.
- Cavity restoration
- Repair of small chips or worn areas
- Shade-matched composite material
Inlay Restoration
An inlay or onlay may be advised when a tooth needs more support than a direct filling but does not require a full crown.
- Laboratory-made restoration
- Preservation of healthy tooth structure
- Restoration of chewing surfaces
General Dentistry
General dental consultations cover preventive dentistry, assessment for tooth extraction and examination of mouth ulcers or suspicious oral changes, including screening for signs that may require further investigation for oral cancer.
- Preventive dental check-ups and oral hygiene guidance
- Tooth extraction when clinically indicated
- Mouth ulcer assessment and referral for further testing when needed
Not sure which treatment you need?
Book a consultation so the dentist can examine the concern and explain the suitable options.
Before treatment starts, the dentist explains whether the option is suitable and what other choices are available.
Frequently asked dental questions
General guidance only. Your dentist will recommend treatment after an examination.
When might root canal treatment be needed?
A root canal may be advised when the soft tissue inside a tooth is inflamed or infected. A clinical examination and X-rays help determine whether it is appropriate.
What is the difference between a dental implant and a bridge?
An implant supports a replacement tooth through a fixture placed in the jawbone. A bridge usually replaces a missing tooth by using adjacent teeth for support. Suitability depends on your oral health and individual needs.
Are clear aligners suitable for everyone?
No. The suitability of aligners depends on the type and complexity of tooth movement required. An orthodontic assessment helps identify appropriate options.
Can anxious children receive dental care?
Yes. Pediatric dentists can use child-friendly communication and behavior guidance. Conscious sedation may be considered for selected children after an individual safety assessment.