Service
Tooth Replacement
Restore your smile, regain your confidence, and enhance your life.
There are likely more people affected by tooth loss than you may realise, as there are many reasons one may lose one or more teeth. Reasons people may lose one or all of their teeth might be severe and prolonged gum disease, poor dental hygiene, injury and age.
Here, at your local Castle Hill dentist, we endeavour to ensure our patients can eat, speak and smile with confidence, no matter their age, by offering a range of high-quality tooth replacement services. A consultation with one of our experienced dentists can inform you of the various options and help you determine the most suitable option.
Tooth replacement services in Castle Hill
Whether you need to replace one or multiple missing teeth, our variety of tooth replacement options have you covered:
Dental Implants
Dental Bone Grafting
Dental Bridges
Dentures
The key to preserving your natural teeth is preventative dentistry
In most cases, oral health cases included, the prevention is typically simpler (and cheaper) than the cure. Something as simple as maintaining 6 monthly dental check-ups for a thorough examination and deep cleaning of your teeth and gums can help you maintain a healthy and happy smile for the long term. There are many options for dental treatment that can restore a tooth, long before losing the tooth even becomes an option.
People commonly underestimate the power their teeth play in offering them a good quality of life. Teeth contribute significantly toward many of the good things in life, for example, smiling, laughing, speaking and eating. We encourage all our patients at our Castle Hill dentist rooms to take the small and consistent actions required to preserve their teeth for life. As well as 6-monthly dental check-ups, these may include:
- Brushing your teeth twice a day for two minutes each time
- Flossing your teeth every day
- Using toothpaste with fluoride in it
- Eating a well-rounded, wholesome and nutritious diet
- Staying hydrated
- Wearing a bite splint at night if you grind your teeth
- Wearing a customised sports mouthguard for high-impact activities
