Dental issues

Bad breath (halitosis)

Persistent unpleasant breath often related to oral bacteria, tongue coating, or dry mouth.

Bite problems / crowding

Teeth alignment issues causing overlap, difficult cleaning, and uneven bite forces.

Bleeding gums

Gums that bleed while brushing or flossing, often an early sign of gingivitis.

Broken restorations

Damaged crowns, fillings, bridges, or veneers that no longer protect or restore the tooth properly.

Chipped teeth

Small portions of tooth structure broken off from trauma, grinding, or biting hard objects.

Cosmetic improvement

Aesthetic dental treatments to improve tooth color, shape, proportion, and smile harmony.

Dental phobia

Severe fear of dental treatment that can delay care and worsen oral health outcomes.

Discoloured teeth

General tooth color changes from aging, trauma, medications, or internal enamel changes.

Dry mouth syndrome (xerostomia)

Reduced saliva flow leading to mouth dryness, higher cavity risk, and oral discomfort.

Facial aesthetics

Non-surgical facial enhancement options that complement dental and smile improvements.

Filling replacement

Renewal of old or leaking fillings to restore tooth function and prevent further decay.

Full smile makeover

Comprehensive treatment plan combining multiple procedures for complete smile transformation.

Gapped teeth (spacing)

Spaces between teeth that may impact aesthetics, speech, and food trapping.

Gum disease

Infection and inflammation of gum tissues and supporting bone, from gingivitis to periodontitis.

Impacted teeth

Teeth trapped below the gum or bone that cannot erupt normally, often wisdom teeth.

Jaw misalignment

Improper upper and lower jaw relationship affecting bite, function, and facial symmetry.

Missing teeth

One or more absent teeth affecting chewing, speech, bite balance, and smile appearance.

Mobile teeth

Loose teeth usually linked to bone loss, gum disease, trauma, or bite overload.

Oral lesion

Unusual spots, sores, or tissue changes in the mouth that may require professional evaluation.

Stained teeth

Surface discoloration caused by foods, drinks, smoking, or poor oral hygiene habits.

Teeth sensitivity

Sharp discomfort triggered by hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods due to exposed dentin.

TMJ parafunction

Jaw joint and muscle strain from habits like clenching, grinding, and excessive jaw loading.

Tonsil stones

Calcified debris in tonsil crypts that can cause bad breath, irritation, and discomfort.

Tooth decay

Damage to tooth enamel caused by plaque acids, often leading to cavities and sensitivity.

Tooth pain

Persistent or sudden discomfort in a tooth caused by decay, infection, cracks, or gum inflammation.

White/brown tooth spots

Visible enamel irregularities from demineralization, fluorosis, or developmental tooth defects.

Worn teeth

Gradual loss of tooth surface from grinding, acid erosion, or long-term mechanical wear.