From routine check-ups to comprehensive rehabilitation, explore the care available at Orazen. We’ll help you understand the options that suit your needs.
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Consultation & Diagnostic X-Rays
Every treatment starts with a conversation. We listen to your concerns, examine your teeth and gums, and discuss your oral health. Dental X-rays may be recommended when they help us understand an issue that is not visible during an examination.
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What Your Care May Include
Dental and gum examination
Review of your concerns and medical history
Diagnostic X-rays when clinically indicated
A discussion of treatment options and next steps
What to Expect
Bring any previous dental records, a list of medicines you take, and the questions you would like to ask. Your dentist will explain the findings and discuss a suitable plan with you.
Even with regular brushing and flossing, plaque and tartar can build up. Professional scaling removes these deposits; polishing can help remove surface stains. Cleaning is part of a preventive approach to maintaining healthy gums.
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What Your Care May Include
Assessment of gum health
Removal of plaque and tartar
Polishing when appropriate
Personalised oral hygiene advice
What to Expect
Your dentist will recommend the type of cleaning and review interval that suit your gum health. The number and length of appointments depend on your needs; some people may experience temporary sensitivity.
Smile designing begins with understanding what you would like to change. Tooth-coloured restorations, bonding, veneers and professional whitening (bleaching) can address different concerns with tooth colour, shape or appearance. Recommendations balance your goals with your oral health.
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What Your Care May Include
Tooth-coloured composite restorations
Cosmetic bonding
Veneers, where suitable
Professional teeth whitening (bleaching)
What to Expect
We assess your teeth and gums, discuss your goals and explain suitable options. Your dentist will talk you through benefits, limitations, maintenance and any tooth preparation before you decide.
Root canal treatment removes inflamed or infected pulp from inside a tooth. The canals are cleaned, disinfected and sealed, with the aim of retaining the natural tooth where possible.
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What Your Care May Include
Examination and diagnostic imaging
Treatment of the affected tooth canals
Restoration of the treated tooth
A crown when your dentist recommends one
What to Expect
Your dentist will discuss local anaesthesia and the planned stages of care. The number of appointments depends on the tooth and the complexity of the infection. Follow-up and an appropriate final restoration are important.
A crown covers a damaged tooth to restore its form and function. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth and is supported by neighbouring teeth or implants. The best option depends on the condition of your teeth, gums and bite.
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What Your Care May Include
Assessment of damaged or missing teeth
Discussion of suitable materials
Custom-made restorations
Fit and bite checks
What to Expect
After an examination, impressions or scans may be taken to plan the restoration. Your dentist will explain the preparation, appointments, care and maintenance involved.
A dental implant is a small post placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth, bridge or denture. Implant care involves planning around your oral health, available bone and individual needs.
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What Your Care May Include
Assessment of teeth, gums and jawbone
Imaging and personalised treatment planning
Implant placement and healing review
A planned final crown, bridge or denture
What to Expect
Your dentist will assess whether implants are suitable for you and explain the stages, alternatives and potential risks. Healing and treatment times vary. Long-term care and regular reviews remain important.
Orthodontics helps address crowded or spaced teeth and bite problems. Braces and clear aligners move teeth gradually. Clear aligners are removable trays, but they are not suitable for every case.
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What Your Care May Include
Assessment of tooth alignment and bite
Discussion of braces and aligner options
An individual treatment plan
Progress reviews and retention planning
What to Expect
An assessment helps establish which options are appropriate. Aligners need to be worn as prescribed, and retainers are usually needed after orthodontic treatment. Your clinician will explain the commitment and expected timeline.
Early dental visits help children become familiar with dental care and support healthy habits. We explain each step in an age-appropriate way and help parents understand their child’s oral health.
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What Your Care May Include
Dental check-ups and preventive advice
Professional cleaning when appropriate
Tooth-coloured fillings
Advice on fluoride and preventive treatments
What to Expect
Your child’s visit includes a conversation about brushing, diet and any concerns, followed by a dental examination. Treatment and follow-up are recommended according to age and individual needs.
When several teeth are worn, damaged or missing, full mouth rehabilitation brings different treatments into one coordinated plan. The aim is to address oral health, chewing function and appearance together.
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What Your Care May Include
A comprehensive oral and bite assessment
Restorative and replacement options
A coordinated sequence of care
Ongoing review and maintenance planning
What to Expect
A plan may combine crowns, bridges, implants, root canal treatment, restorations or dentures. Your dentist will discuss priorities, alternatives, stages and costs before treatment begins.
Preserving a natural tooth is considered wherever possible. When a tooth cannot be restored, or removal is otherwise indicated, extraction may be recommended. Assessment helps determine the most appropriate approach.
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What Your Care May Include
Clinical examination and X-rays when needed
Discussion of alternatives and the procedure
Local anaesthesia where appropriate
Aftercare and follow-up advice
What to Expect
Your dentist will explain the procedure, possible risks and recovery advice. You will receive instructions for caring for the area and guidance on when to contact the clinic after treatment.
Dentures replace missing teeth and surrounding tissues. Complete or partial dentures can help restore appearance and function. The appropriate type depends on your remaining teeth, oral tissues and needs.
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What Your Care May Include
Complete and partial denture options
Assessment of fit and oral tissues
Custom impressions and fitting appointments
Adjustments and maintenance guidance
What to Expect
Making dentures usually involves several appointments. It can take time to get used to them, and adjustments may be needed. Your dentist will explain daily care, review visits and other replacement options where suitable.
Treatment recommendations, timelines and outcomes depend on an individual assessment. Your dentist will explain the benefits, limitations and alternatives for your care.
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