Dental Treatment

At Surveen Multispeciality Dental Centre, we offer a range of orthodontic treatments to help you achieve a straighter and healthier smile. Our experienced orthodontists use the latest technology and techniques to ensure optimal outcomes and patient comfort. From traditional braces to clear aligners, we have the right treatment option for you.

Comprehensive dental exams and consultations - Regular dental exams help detect and prevent dental problems before they become more serious.

Digital dental X-rays - X-rays help identify hidden dental issues such as cavities, infections, or bone loss.

Professional teeth cleanings and oral hygiene education - Regular dental cleanings help remove plaque and tartar buildup, preventing gum disease and tooth decay.

Fillings (composite, amalgam, gold) - Fillings are used to repair teeth damaged by decay or trauma.

Inlays and Onlays - Inlays and Onlays are used to restore damaged or decayed teeth that have too much damage to be repaired with a filling, but not enough damage to require a crown.

Crowns and Bridges (porcelain, ceramic, zirconia) - Crowns and bridges are used to restore damaged, decayed or missing teeth. They can be made of different materials like porcelain, ceramic, or zirconia.

Root canal therapy and endodontic treatment - Root canal therapy is a procedure used to treat infected or inflamed dental pulp (the soft tissue inside the tooth) to save a damaged or decayed tooth.

Tooth extractions (including wisdom teeth) - Extractions are necessary when a tooth is severely damaged or decayed, or when there is no way to save the tooth.

Dentures and partial dentures - Dentures are removable dental appliances used to replace missing teeth and restore the ability to speak and chew properly.

Treatment for bad breath (halitosis) - Treatment for bad breath includes identifying the cause and treating it accordingly, which could include better oral hygiene, gum disease treatment, or other interventions.

Treatment for jaw pain (TMJ disorder) - Treatment for TMJ disorder includes non-invasive therapies like jaw exercises and mouthguards, and in some cases, dental or surgical procedures.

Treatment for teeth grinding (bruxism) - Treatment for bruxism includes wearing a mouthguard at night to protect teeth, and addressing the underlying causes of the condition.

Our endodontists specialize in diagnosing and treating problems related to the dental pulp and the tissues surrounding the roots of teeth. We use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to provide efficient and effective treatment for a range of endodontic conditions. Whether you need root canal therapy or more complex treatment, our team is here to help.

Teeth whitening (in-office and take-home options) - Teeth whitening is a popular cosmetic treatment that can brighten and enhance the appearance of teeth.

Porcelain veneers and Lumineers - Veneers are thin shells made of porcelain that are bonded to the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance.

Bonding and contouring - Bonding and contouring are cosmetic procedures used to correct minor dental imperfections such as chips, cracks, and gaps.

Clear aligner therapy (Invisalign, ClearCorrect) - Clear aligner therapy is an alternative to traditional braces, using a series of clear, removable trays to straighten teeth.

Smile makeovers and full mouth reconstruction - Smile makeovers and full mouth reconstruction involve multiple dental procedures to improve the appearance and function of teeth.

Gum contouring and reshaping - Gum contouring and reshaping is a cosmetic procedure used to reshape or remove excess gum tissue.

Lip and facial injections (Botox, dermal fillers) - Lip and facial injections are cosmetic treatments that use Botox or dermal fillers to reduce wrinkles and enhance facial features.

Retreatment: This is a second root canal treatment for a tooth that has not healed properly after the first treatment.

Pulpotomy: This is a procedure that involves removing the infected pulp tissue from the crown of a tooth, while leaving the healthy pulp tissue in the root intact.

Vital Pulp Therapy: This is a type of endodontic treatment that aims to preserve the healthy pulp tissue in a tooth that has been damaged by trauma or decay.

Apexification: This is a procedure that involves the placement of a substance into the root canal to stimulate the growth of new tissue at the end of the tooth root.

Root Resorption Treatment: This is a type of endodontic treatment used to treat a condition called root resorption, which occurs when the body reabsorbs the root of a tooth.

Hemisection: This is a surgical procedure that involves removing one root and the surrounding portion of the tooth in a multi-rooted tooth with a severe infection.

Intentional Replantation: This is a surgical procedure where a tooth is removed, treated, and then replanted back into the socket.

Regenerative Endodontics: This is a procedure that aims to restore the pulp tissue and promote the growth of new root tissue in immature teeth with damaged or infected pulp.

Internal Bleaching: This is a procedure to remove stains from the inside of a tooth that has been discolored due to trauma or previous root canal treatment.

Apical Periodontitis Treatment: We offer various treatments for apical periodontitis, which is inflammation and infection of the tissues surrounding the tooth root. Our endodontists use the latest techniques and technologies to ensure optimal outcomes and patient comfort.

Tooth extraction - This is the most common oral surgery procedure where a tooth is removed due to extensive decay, damage, or overcrowding.

Wisdom tooth removal - Wisdom teeth, the third set of molars, often require removal because they can cause overcrowding or become impacted, leading to pain and infection.

Dental implant placement - Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are surgically placed into the jawbone to support a replacement tooth or bridge.

Bone grafting - Bone grafting is a procedure that involves adding bone material to the jawbone to make it stronger and more stable, often prior to dental implant placement.

Orthognathic surgery - This surgery is used to correct jaw misalignment or facial deformities that can affect speech, eating, and breathing.

Biopsy - A biopsy is the removal of a small piece of tissue from the mouth to be examined for signs of cancer or other diseases.

Lesion removal - Oral surgeons can remove abnormal growths, cysts, or tumors from the mouth or jawbone.

Jaw surgery - Jaw surgery, also known as orthognathic surgery, can correct a variety of conditions, such as temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, sleep apnea, and other skeletal and dental abnormalities.

Soft tissue repair - Oral surgeons can repair soft tissue injuries or defects in the mouth, such as cleft lip and palate.

Nerve repositioning - Nerve repositioning is a procedure that involves moving nerves that may be affected by dental implant placement to a safer location.

Scaling and root planing: A deep cleaning procedure to remove plaque and tartar from below the gum line and smooth the tooth root to prevent future buildup.

Gum grafting: A surgical procedure to treat gum recession and improve the appearance of the gums.

Crown lengthening: A procedure to expose more of the tooth surface for cosmetic or restorative purposes.

Periodontal surgery: A surgical procedure to treat advanced periodontal disease, such as pocket reduction surgery, regeneration, or gingivectomy.

Nitrous oxide sedation: A type of conscious sedation that uses a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen to help patients relax during dental procedures.

Oral sedation: A type of sedation that involves taking a prescribed medication to help patients relax before the procedure.

IV sedation: A type of sedation that involves administering medications directly into the bloodstream through a vein to induce a deep level of sedation.

General anesthesia: A type of sedation that involves inducing a state of unconsciousness using medications.

Dental sealants: A thin plastic coating applied to the chewing surfaces of teeth to protect them from decay.

Fluoride treatments: A topical application of fluoride to strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities.

Interceptive orthodontics: A type of orthodontic treatment used to guide the growth and development of the teeth and jaws to prevent future orthodontic problems.

Pulp therapy: A procedure to treat and preserve the pulp of a primary (baby) tooth that has been affected by decay or trauma.

Behavior management: Techniques used to help children feel comfortable and cooperative during dental visits, such as positive reinforcement, distraction, and tell-show-do.

Self-Ligating Braces: These braces are designed to reduce friction and pressure, making them more comfortable and efficient than traditional braces. They also require fewer adjustments, which means fewer appointments for you.

Lingual Braces: These braces are placed on the back of your teeth, making them virtually invisible. They are a great option for people who want to straighten their teeth without the appearance of traditional braces.

Clear Aligners: These custom-made clear plastic trays gradually move your teeth into their correct positions. They are removable, which means you can eat and brush your teeth as normal during treatment.

Accelerated Orthodontics: This treatment uses advanced techniques to shorten the duration of orthodontic treatment. It can help reduce the overall time and discomfort associated with braces or aligners.

Orthodontic Surgery: In some cases, orthodontic surgery may be required to correct jaw or bite problems that cannot be corrected with braces alone.

Palatal Expanders: These appliances are used to widen the upper jaw to create more space for teeth and improve bite alignment. They are often used in children whose jaws are still developing.

Headgear: This appliance is used to correct bite problems by applying pressure to the teeth and jawbone. It is typically worn for a few hours each day or overnight.

Space Maintainers: These appliances are used to hold space for permanent teeth that have not yet erupted or are missing. They help prevent neighboring teeth from shifting and maintain proper spacing in the mouth.