Treatments
Treatment comes after understanding. Use these guides to learn when dental care may make sense, when it may not, and what alternatives should be considered.
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View all problem categoriesDental check-up
A dental check-up helps assess your teeth, gums and existing dental work, with time to discuss concerns and next steps.
Read treatment guideRoot canal treatment
Root canal treatment may be considered when the nerve inside a tooth is inflamed or infected and the tooth is suitable to save.
Read treatment guideDental crowns
A dental crown may be considered when a tooth is cracked, heavily filled, root-treated or structurally weak and needs stronger protection.
Read treatment guideDental implants
Dental implants may replace missing teeth in selected cases, but suitability depends on bone, gum health, bite, maintenance and alternatives.
Read treatment guideTeeth cleaning
Teeth cleaning supports gum health, helps manage plaque and tartar, and is often part of regular preventive dental care.
Read treatment guideTooth extraction
Tooth extraction may be considered when a tooth cannot be saved predictably, is infected, badly broken, loose or causing ongoing risk.
Read treatment guideGum disease treatment
Gum disease treatment may be considered when gums bleed, pockets deepen, bone support changes or teeth become loose.
Read treatment guideDental fillings
A dental filling may repair decay, a small chip, a lost filling or a worn area when enough healthy tooth remains.
Read treatment guideWisdom tooth removal
Wisdom tooth removal may be considered when wisdom teeth cause repeated pain, infection, decay, gum problems or risk to nearby teeth.
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Use Book for routine, planned or consultation-based care. Use Emergency for urgent dental requests.