Every service below states clearly whether it falls within health insurance cover, so you know where you stand on cost before you come in.
The dentist checks all your teeth, gums and bite, takes an X-ray when needed and explains your condition clearly before suggesting any treatment.
View details → Covered by health insurance when treatment is indicatedTartar is removed with ultrasonic instruments and both arches are polished, reducing the plaque that leads to gingivitis and bad breath.
View details → Covered by health insuranceDecayed teeth are restored with composite or glass ionomer material matched to your natural tooth colour, keeping as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
View details → Covered by health insuranceThe infected pulp chamber is cleaned and the canals are sealed, allowing you to keep your natural tooth instead of having it removed.
View details → Covered by health insuranceExtraction of damaged, loose or impacted wisdom teeth under modern local anaesthesia; patients with underlying conditions are assessed beforehand.
View details → Not covered by health insuranceBadly broken teeth, root-treated teeth or discoloured teeth are restored with ceramic crowns to bring back function and appearance.
View details → Not covered by health insuranceA missing tooth is restored with an implant that replaces the root, giving stable chewing and helping to limit further bone loss.
View details →Come in for an examination and consultation first. The dentist will check your teeth before suggesting anything, and nothing is done without your agreement.
