Dental Services at Affordable Cost - Pearl The Dental Clinic

General Dentistry

We provide world-class dental service to patients throughout the area. Our commitment to providing quality care and service has allowed us to become one of the premier dental practices in the area. Our services are tailored to your individual needs and lifestyle

Dental examination
Teeth Whitening
Possible tooth scaling
X-ray

Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry is a dental service which offers expertise in the restoration of cosmetic and functional dentition, including replacing missing teeth and enhancing facial features, and which is committed to the principle of the preservation of natural teeth and its esthetic appeal.

Various Cosmetic Dental Procedures That Might Be Used Include:

Veneers
Dental Crown and Bridges
Braces and Aligners
Implant Dentistry
Whitening of Teeth

Dental Veneers

Veneers are thin, custom-made shells of tooth-colored material designed to cover the front surface of teeth. They are an ideal choice for improving your smile and have become increasingly popular due to their natural look, feel, and stain resistant properties.

Indications to use veneers

Damaged teeth enamel
Stained or cracked teeth
Misshapen teeth

Children's Dental Care

Dental care for children is essential for a healthy life. Parents need to know what type of care to give and when to start. We can guide them in the decision-making process to save their children from painful treatments in the future.

We Offer

Comprehensive Dental Checkup
Oral Hygiene Instructions
Preventive Dental Care
Oral Habit Counseling
Interceptive Orthodontics
Care for Dental Injuries

Smile Makeover

Your smile has a powerful impact – it creates the first impression and instantly sets the tone. If your smile is not as dazzling as you’d like, consider a smile makeover. A smile makeover is a combination of treatments designed to give you the perfect smile. It can include anything from professional teeth whitening to veneers or braces.

Dental Cases that Require a Smile Makeover

Teeth Misalignment
Discolored Teeth
Gaps in Teeth
Worn Enamel

Root Canal Treatment

Root Canal treatment is a procedure that removes unhealthy tissue from a diseased tooth. It involves drilling into the tooth to remove infected tissue and nerves, and restoring the tooth with a filling or crown. Root Canal therapy is an effective way to preserve the natural tooth and restore its function.

Indications for Root Canal Treatment

Toothache or a color change
Gum pimples that recur often
Cracked or chipped teeth
Enlarged gums
Sensitivity

Full Mouth Rehabilitation

As the name suggests, Full Mouth Rehabilitation refers to rebuilding and/or replacing all of the teeth in a patient’s mouth. This is typically done when a patient has had extensive decay, trauma, or when their smile needs an overall makeover. The process of full mouth rehabilitation involves restoring each tooth in the mouth individually and then recreating a functional and aesthetically pleasing smile. The treatment typically begins with a comprehensive assessment which includes X-rays, photographs, and other tests to determine the best course of action for the patient.

Dental Crowns & Bridges

Dental crowns and bridges are used to completely cover or replace damaged or missing teeth. A dental crown is a cap-like structure that is placed over a tooth, while a bridge is used to fill in a gap created by one or more missing teeth. Crowns and bridges can be made from zirconia, ceramic, e-max materials. Both crowns and bridges can last for many years with proper care and maintenance, helping restore both the appearance and the functionality of the mouth.

Why do People use Dental Crowns?

Restoring damaged teeth
Protection for Teeth That Are Weak, Cracked, Or Broken
A Dental Implant Cover
Guarding a tooth that has undergone root canal treatment
Changing a large filling
Holding a dental bridge

Scaling and Polishing

We strongly recommend scheduling regular professional cleanings. These are recommended to help protect your teeth and gums from disease, as well as removing plaque, calculus, and surface stains that daily brushing and flossing are not able to remove. We use the latest in state-of-the-art technology and instruments to ensure a thorough and effective cleaning. Additionally, We will provide you with education and instructions on proper home care.

Professional Teeth Cleaning Benefits

Prevent cavities
Results in Stain-Free Teeth
Reduces the chance of tooth loss
Removes odorous breath
Enhances General Health

Aligners

Clear Aligners, also known as invisible aligners, are a form of orthodontic treatment that is intended to straighten crooked or misaligned teeth. These custom-made devices, which are made of transparent plastic, are nearly invisible and can be easily removed.

Clear Aligners, as opposed to traditional braces, do not contain wires or brackets. As a result, they can be easily removed for eating, brushing, flossing, or special occasions. They are more flexible and convenient, allowing you to eat whatever you want without any restrictions.

Furthermore, they are simple to maintain and keep clean. Clear Aligners are an excellent choice for individuals seeking to maintain a natural appearance during orthodontic treatment due to their nearly invisible appearance.

Braces

Worried about feeling self-conscious because of crooked or misaligned teeth? Dental braces can help you achieve the perfect smile you’re looking for!

Metal braces are the most common orthodontic treatment for crowded, crooked, and misaligned teeth. Whether you have an abnormal bite due to jaw problems, an injury, or early/late tooth loss, these conditions can be corrected by metal braces

Correcting a bad bite can improve your oral health overall. Dental malocclusions, such as crowded teeth and jaw alignment issues, can lead to further oral health concerns, including gum diseases and tooth decay, if left untreated.

Get the perfect smile you’ve always wanted! Contact our specialist orthodontists today for a consultation

Dental Implants

Implants are one of the most reliable and long-lasting dental treatments available. Designed to last for years, they are the closest treatment to resembling the features and functions of your natural teeth. Each tooth implant is placed surgically in your jawbone, providing a natural-looking and aesthetically pleasing smile. With proper care and maintenance, you can enjoy your new and improved smile for years to come.

Types of Dental Implants

Single Implants – Replace missing teeth in one session.

All-On-4 Implants – A whole row of teeth is replaced with 4 dental implants.

All-On-6 Implants – Six implants in the lower or upper jawbone hold prosthetic teeth in place, resulting in a permanent prosthesis.

Dentures

Dentures are intended to be a removable solution for replacing missing teeth. Dentures, which are designed to look and feel like your natural teeth, improve your ability to eat and speak. It also helps to improve your overall smile and appearance by preventing facial muscle sagging caused by missing teeth.

Types of Dentures

Cast partial Dentures
Complete Dentures
Implant Support Over Dentures

Teeth Filling

A dental filling can bring back the natural function of a tooth that has been chipped, fractured, decaying, or worn down. Its main function is to “fill” a cavity or a damaged portion of a tooth. A filling can save a tooth and also stop future cavities from forming.

Dental Fillings can Repair:

Cracked Teeth
Broken Teeth
Decayed Teeth
Open Teeth That Are Worn Out

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening, also known as bleaching, is a simple and safe procedure that employs one of two bleaching products (hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide). The bleaching agents lighten the surface discoloration and result in a brighter, whiter smile by breaking down the pigmentation in the enamel. This method has been used for decades, and with proper maintenance, your teeth will stay whiter for months. Aside from the cosmetic benefits, this process strengthens your enamel and helps to prevent future staining.

Gum Disease Treatment

Gum disease is a severe condition that can threaten the oral health of individuals. If it is not taken care of, it can lead to cavities, tooth loss and far worse issues. Thankfully, it is both preventable and treatable. With the aid of an early diagnosis and preventive dental care, gum disease and its consequences can be avoided.

Tooth Extraction

Tooth extraction is a dental procedure in which a tooth is extracted from its socket in the jawbone. A tooth may need to be extracted for a variety of reasons, ranging from decay and infection to overcrowding and impacted wisdom teeth. Although the prospect of having a tooth extracted can be frightening, the truth is that with proper preparation and a skilled dentist, tooth extraction can be quick, painless, and relatively easy. In many cases, the procedure can be finished in a single visit.

Night Guard (Bruxism)

If you tend to grind your teeth and clench your jaws while asleep, night guards can be a handy device. Also known as a mouth guard or dental splint, a night guard covers all or parts of your teeth and is worn through the night to prevent wear and tear of your teeth and gums from constant grinding and clenching.

Those who suffer from a condition called bruxism, which typically involves grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw when sleeping, are perfect candidates for this appliance. The basic purpose of a night guard is acting as a barrier between your top and bottom teeth, providing relief from jaw pain, and possible headaches the morning after.

Snore Guard

Snore guards are an anti-snoring solution that help reduce the effects of snoring. By gently holding your jaw in a forward position, snore guards help keep your airways open and reduce the vibrations of soft tissues within your throat, resulting in a much quieter night’s sleep. With snore guards, you can finally put an end to the effects of snoring and experience a more restful night’s sleep.

Dental Inlay & Onlay

Dental Inlay & Onlay are laboratory-processed restoration used to restore the lost structure of teeth. This restoration is typically used when portions of the tooth structure have been damaged beyond what a standard filling can repair. A dental Inlay is a restoration made of gold, porcelain, composite resin, or ceramic that is usually used to fill a place in the tooth that has been damaged by a cavity. Meanwhile, a dental Onlay is a more extensive restoration when a larger portion of the tooth needs to be restored.