Services

cosmetic dentistry

Teeth whitening

Teeth whitening is a procedure that lightens teeth and helps remove stains and discoloration. This is a considered the most advanced form of teeth whitening. This technology is far more advanced and fast compare to traditional bleaching system. Laser whitening will get you smile that is four shades whiter in just 45 minute. We offer Sydney’s most competitive price for Teeth whitening. We will also provide you’re a professional whitening plan that is specially customized to your unique needs and smile. This technology is created to ensure the optimum safety, and comes in different treatment types and strengths to fit your lifestyle and sensitivity.

Porcelain veneers

Porcelain Veneers are a fast, easy and permanent solution for achieving a beautiful, healthy, and well-proportioned smile. Porcelain veneers, also called porcelain laminates, are ideal for teeth that have spaces or those that are crooked, chipped, misshapen, or discolored. Porcelain veneers can be used to replace tooth structure lost from grinding or over aggressive brushing. In some cases, porcelain laminates can be used as a faster alternative to time consuming orthodontic treatments.

Ceramic Onlays:

A very conservative and cosmetically appealing option to repair a back tooth that is missing a significant amount of tooth structure is a “ceramic” or porcelain onlay. These types of restorations are a strong restorative option and have a high esthetic appeal due to the strong resemblance to natural tooth due to the translucency of porcelain.

Composite Fillings

Composite fillings are a mixture of glass or quartz filler in a resin medium that produces a tooth-colored filling. They are sometimes referred to as composites or filled resins. Composite fillings provide good durability and resistance to fracture in small-to-mid size restorations that need to withstand moderate chewing pressure. Less tooth structure is removed when the dentist prepares the tooth, and this may result in a smaller filling than that of an amalgam. Composites can also be “bonded” or adhesively held in a cavity, often allowing the dentist to make a more conservative repair to the tooth.

orthodontics

Braces:

Orthodontic treatment offers the correction of a bad bite, or a “malocclusion.” Crowding, irregularly spaced teeth, and generalized unaesthetic positioning of teeth can be corrected through the use of conventional braces which bring the teeth into proper alignment. Proper positioning of the teeth contributes to an overall improvement in oral health and improved esthetics.

Invisalign (Star aligns) :

Orthodontic movement of teeth through conventional braces is often an undesirable option to many patients, especially adults. Invisalign technology uses translucent trays called “aligners” that gradually move the teeth into proper alignment, while not compromising patient esthetics throughout the treatment.

Benefits of invisible aligners

Invisible :aligners are made of clear, medical grade resin that is almost completely invisible when worn. Friends, family members, and coworkers may never even know you are wearing braces.

Comfortable :

aligners are made from plastic that is smooth and rounded along the edges so they don’t irritate your mouth and gums like traditional braces can.

Customized :

aligners are specifically made to fit your mouth. We use advanced 3D computer imaging technology to take an impression of your teeth and customize each aligner so that it fits your mouth and adjusts your teeth over time.

Removable :

Unlike traditional braces, you can remove your aligners to eat, drink, brush your teeth, floss, and for special occasions. There’s no need to change your lifestyle!

Effective :

You will notice a significant difference even before your treatment is complete. Most aligners treatments are only 9 to 15 months, though this can vary from patient to patient.

Dental Implants

Dental implants provide both functionality and aesthetical value to the look of a smile. Instead of having to worry about dentures slipping or missing teeth, dental implants allow you to eat and smile without hesitation.

You clean dental implants like you would with regular teeth-brushing your teeth, flossing, and visiting your general dentist for cleanings on a regular basis. No more worrying about denture paste, special cleaning methods, or difficulties eating.

Anterior Teeth:

Loss of a front tooth can be a traumatizing experience. Recent advances in dental technology have allowed dentists to restore these missing teeth while leaving adjacent teeth untouched, and allowing the patient to look and feel as if the tooth was never lost. Dental implants used in the front of the mouth are of a narrow diameter and are surgically placed into the patient’s bone where the tooth was lost. The dentist uses custom attachments and a lab fabricated porcelain crown to replace the missing tooth and restore the patient to optimum esthetics.

Posterior Teeth:

Back teeth are usually the first teeth in the mouth subject to decay, and sometimes unfortunately the first of the permanent teeth that a patient will lose. This can be due to a number of reasons; most often a cavity that has grown into a large infection that is untreatable or a failing root canal can lead to this outcome. With the latest advent in dental technology, these teeth are now able to be restored without touching the adjacent teeth. A dental implant can be placed surgically into the bone where the tooth was lost. Then, a dentist uses custom attachments and a lab fabricated crown to restore the patient to optimum esthetics and function.

Implanted Supported Dentures:

After the loss of several teeth, many patients end up requiring upper and lower dentures to restore the dentition. One of the biggest complaints for these patients is movement or instability of the denture, especially the lower denture. New technology offers a solution to this problem. By placing several dental implants in the jaw and placing custom attachments in the existing denture, it is possible for the denture to conveniently snap into place providing a secure, sound restorative option for denture wearers.

Emergency dentist

We understand that everyone has a different threshold for pain. But if you've had a toothache that's lasted several days or longer, it's time to find emergency dentist. The pain could be the result of tooth decay, or worse, a dental abscess. Emergency dentists can put an end to the pain and help prevent your condition from getting worse. The sooner you get help for a knocked out tooth or a broken tooth, the more likely your local emergency dentist will be able to save it.

Emergency Dentist in Sydney, provide open 7 days emergency dental service in Sydney

Dental accidents happen all the time, but that doesn't mean you have to suffer. Search online anytime to find emergency dentist in Kingsway, Miranda,Sydney or call us at 02-9525-9081.

Many emergency dentistry patients put off their dental appointments out of embarrassment, concerned that a dentist will chide them over the condition of their teeth. Unfortunately, they let dental problems become so painful that emergency dentists become their only option. If this sounds familiar to you, then you're not alone! We've been listening to stories like yours for years, and we can help you find a caring, gentle local emergency dentist who will put you at ease during your dental appointment. Remember, emergency dentistry care will help get you out of pain, not make you feel worse! In fact, many of our callers liked their emergency dentists so much, they continued to see them for regular dental visits!

Miranda Dental Centre located within the Miranda Medical Centre at 573 Kingsway, opposite Miranda Westfiled shopping centre. Please explore our website to learn more about how we can help you with your dental health needs, and then call us at 02-9540-1044 from 8am till 10pm or our direct line 02-9525-9081 during our working hours or send us an email with an appointment request.

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