Services
Click any treatment to see what it involves, how long it takes, and what it costs. All prices are starting points — we confirm the exact figure at the consultation.
Scaling, polishing and a full exam. The starting point for everything else.
A 30-minute visit. We scale above and below the gumline, polish the surface, take a digital X-ray if you have not had one in 12 months, and show you exactly what we see. You leave with a printed plan — not a sales pitch.
Tooth-coloured composite fillings for cavities, done in one visit.
We use composite (not amalgam), matched to your tooth shade. Numbed properly, drilled minimally, finished in about 40 minutes per tooth. Root-treated teeth or deep cavities may need a crown — we will tell you before we start.
Single-visit RCT with rotary instruments. Save the tooth, skip the pain.
Most root canals are done in one sitting — about 90 minutes. Rotary endodontics, apex locator, digital X-ray confirmation before we close. Post-treatment crown is quoted separately.
Zirconia or metal-ceramic, made in 3–5 days.
Shade-matched to your natural teeth. Two visits: prep and impression, then fit and cement. We use zirconia for back teeth and metal-ceramic where budget matters more than appearance.
In-chair whitening. Roughly 3–5 shades lighter, one hour.
Hydrogen peroxide gel with a light, protective gum barrier. Sensitivity for 24–48 hours afterwards is normal. We tell you before you sit down whether your staining will respond well — coffee and tobacco yes, tetracycline staining no.
First visits, fluoride, sealants. Calm and unhurried.
A first visit is 20 minutes with no treatment. We show the chair, the light, the mirror, and let them touch everything. Fluoride varnish and sealants as needed. We do not restrain children, and we do not treat children who are not ready — you get a second appointment free if the first is only a look-around.
All prices are starting points and depend on the tooth, the extent of the issue, and materials chosen. We confirm the exact figure at the consultation, before any treatment begins.