If you visit your dentist at least twice a year for a check-up, potential problems are identified in an early stage.

This is the field of expertise regarding the beautification of the appearance of the teeth with dental tools such as crowns, facings, bleaching or invisible braces.

Have you ever considered straightening your teeth but dreaded wearing metal brackets? Our invisible braces will adjust your teeth to their desired position without any discomfort or insecurity. Come by for a first free consultation!

If you are missing one or more teeth, an implant (artificial root) is an excellent choice. This is a surgical procedure. Sometimes bone remodeling or bone reconstruction is necessary in order to be able to place a dental implant.

If tooth tissue has been affected by caries (cavities), it is necessary to remove the decayed tissue and to fill the resulting cavity with a (tooth-colored) filling material. Different material or gold can also be used for these fillings.

Crowns and bridges are attached to a tooth or implant. Because of that they are not removable.

For many years now, bleaching has been successfully applied to discoloured teeth and molars. There are various systems used for bleaching.

The primary focus of the tasks carried out by the dental hygienist is the prevention of caries and gum disorders.

Gums surround and protect the jawbone plus the roots of the teeth and molars. Healthy gums are also important for a good appearance and fresh breath.

In case of a root canal treatment (also known as a nerve treatment) the living part of a tooth or molar is usually infected. By removing the pulp tissue and the nerve fibres, we can quickly cure your tootache.

Sometimes bone remodeling for the benefit of an implant is not an option. A dental prosthesis could be the solution, consisting of a partial or complete denture prosthetic.

In order for young children to get used to visiting the dentist, we recommend that you start bringing your child with you to your own check-ups when he or she is about two years of age.

It is often mistakenly thought that milk teeth are not all that important. After all, they will be replaced by ‘real’ teeth and molars anyway.

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Dental tissue can be affected by many processes. Restoring lost dental tissue is called restorative dentistry. We treat both single fillings as well as total wearing of the teeth. With composite we restore the worn facets.