A routine preventive procedure that removes plaque and tartar buildup from the teeth and gum line, forming the foundation of good oral health and helping to prevent gum disease.

One of the most commonly performed dental procedures, used to restore a tooth damaged by decay by removing the affected area and filling it with a durable material.

A widely performed procedure to treat infection or damage within the inner pulp of a tooth, removing the affected tissue and sealing the tooth to relieve pain and preserve it rather than extracting it.

A common procedure to remove a tooth that is severely decayed, damaged, or causing overcrowding, ranging from a simple extraction to a more involved surgical extraction for teeth that have not fully emerged.

A frequently chosen procedure to replace missing teeth, involving placement of a titanium post into the jawbone to support a replacement tooth, offering a long-term alternative to bridges or dentures.

A common surgical procedure to remove wisdom teeth that have not emerged properly and are causing pain, infection, or crowding, typically performed under local or general anaesthesia.

A rare, specialised surgical procedure used to correct significant jaw misalignment that affects biting, chewing, or facial symmetry, often performed in coordination with orthodontic treatment over an extended period.