Services Overview

• Unhappy with the appearance of teeth
• Broken down fillings
• Toothache
• Sensitive teeth
• Missing teeth
• Chipped teeth
• Discoloured teeth
• Gaps between teeth
• Uneven teeth
• Thinning teeth
• Gumline cavities
• Jaw pain
• Uncomfortable with chewing
• Bleeding gums
• Dry mouth

Uncomfortable with chewing

Chewing is such an important part of eating. The factors that contribute to people’s dissatisfaction with the way they chew are insufficient number of back teeth to chew on. Some people resort to using their front teeth to chew or chew on one side and this results in accelerated wear of these teeth.

Replacing lost back teeth with either a denture or implants will allow for chewing at the back of the mouth. Implants are the preferred method of tooth replacement as they provide a rigid solution that can withstand the biting forces generated. Dentures are a less stable option and hard, crunchy foods are eaten with difficulty.