Elevating Standards in Dental Care

Crowding

Not enough space for all the teeth, causing crowding and misalignment.

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Deep Bite (aka increased overbite)

Upper front teeth vertically cover too much of the lower front teeth.

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Open Bite

Open BiteAn open bite is when your top and bottom teeth don't meet when you close your mouth. Usually it's the...

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Overjet (aka overbite)

Upper front teeth stick out in front of the lower front teeth (horizontally).

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Reverse Bite

Lower front teeth stick out in front of the upper front teeth.

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Spacing

Spacing means there are extra spaces or gaps between teeth. This may be due to a mismatch between tooth size and jaw siz...

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Tooth pain

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

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Tooth Sensitivity

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

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Chipped teeth

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

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Worn teeth

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

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Broken restorations

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

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Stained teeth

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

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