Implants
Dental implants are solid, mechanical roots which are firmly attached into the bones of the jaws to replace missing natural teeth. Implants can be used to replace any number of teeth, and a person healthy enough to undergo routine dentistry is suitable for such treatment. If you are dissatisfied with your present dentures or dental condition, and would like the opportunity to eat better with less discomfort and to feel more confident when laughing and talking, then ask your dentist about implants.

Laser Light Therapy
Soft laser therapy is low energy light stimulation derived from the infra-red end of the visible light spectrum. Unlike X-rays, which are ionising and occur at the opposite end of the spectrum, laser therapy stimulates photo chemically and causes no harm. Soft laser therapy has been most useful in the promotion of healing and is especially helpful in the rapid healing of cold sores, it can also ease muscle pain.

LiKON-MODULATED ELECTRIC THERAPY
This is a unique modulation electro-therapy unit which produces both low and medium frequency currents from the same outlet We use this very safe unit to help relieve joint and muscle pain, as well as other head pains. It can also be used as electronic dental anesthesia instead of local anesthetic injections. This is done by placing small pads on the gums which transmit minute electronic impulses to block pain signals to the brain, so preventing the need for injection.

Dental Abscesses
Abscesses often cause a great deal of pain and if one reaches the 'chronic' phase it can erode the bone of the jaw. They usually result when a tooth root becomes diseased. However, it is often possible to save a tooth by removing the diseased matter and filling the roots with clean material.