Our Services

Some patients prefer mercury-free filling materials. W Dental Studio offers amalgam-free options for many restorative procedures, including fillings and crowns.

If you are considering replacement of existing amalgam fillings, your dentist can assess your teeth and discuss whether replacement is appropriate. Treatment options depend on the condition of the tooth, the size of the filling, your oral health, and your preferences.

Composite fillings are tooth-coloured fillings used to repair teeth affected by cavities, chips, or minor damage. They are bonded to the tooth and selected to blend with the surrounding tooth structure where appropriate.

Your dentist can assess the tooth and discuss whether a bonded filling, inlay, onlay, crown, or another treatment option is suitable.

A dental bridge may be an option for replacing one or more missing teeth. Bridges are designed to fill a space using artificial teeth supported by neighbouring teeth or other dental structures.

A bridge may help with chewing, speaking, and maintaining spacing between teeth. Your dentist can assess your mouth and discuss whether a bridge or another tooth-replacement option is appropriate.

A dental crown, sometimes called a cap, covers the visible portion of a tooth. Crowns may be considered for teeth that are broken, weakened, heavily restored, worn, discoloured, or affected by decay.

Crowns can be made from different materials, including porcelain, ceramic, metal alloys, or combinations of materials. Your dentist can explain the options and discuss which material may be appropriate for your situation.

Sometimes a tooth may need to be removed because of damage, infection, bone loss, crowding, or other dental concerns.

If an extraction is recommended, your dentist will explain the reason, discuss what to expect, and review possible replacement options when appropriate. Replacement options may include a bridge, implant restoration, denture, or no replacement, depending on the situation.

Some patients have multiple dental concerns, such as worn, missing, damaged, discoloured, or heavily restored teeth. In these cases, a broader restorative treatment plan may be considered.

A treatment plan may involve one or more services, such as fillings, crowns, bridges, veneers, periodontal care, endodontic treatment, dentures, or implant restorations. Recommendations depend on the patient’s oral health, function, goals, and clinical findings.

Regular dental checkups and hygiene appointments help monitor oral health and identify concerns early.

A dental visit may include an oral examination, cleaning, periodontal assessment, X-rays when appropriate, fluoride treatment when indicated, and discussion of home-care routines. Your dentist or hygienist can also discuss concerns such as gum health, tooth sensitivity, breath concerns, and changes in your mouth.

Implant restoration involves surgically anchoring implants into the jawbone below the gum line, then attaching an artificial tooth to those implants. After the implant has been placed, your gum and bone will continue to grow around it, ensuring that the implant stays firmly in place.

Inlays and onlays are restorations that may be used when a tooth needs more support than a filling but does not necessarily require a full crown.

They are custom-made to fit the tooth and may be made from porcelain or other dental materials. Your dentist can discuss whether an inlay, onlay, filling, or crown is appropriate based on the amount of remaining tooth structure and chewing forces.

Veneers are thin restorations placed on the front surface of teeth. They may be considered for certain concerns involving tooth colour, shape, spacing, chips, or mild alignment issues.

Veneers are not appropriate for every patient. Your dentist can assess your teeth, bite, and oral health before discussing whether veneers or another treatment option may be suitable.

Root canal therapy may be recommended when the pulp inside a tooth becomes infected, inflamed, or injured. The goal of treatment is to clean the inside of the tooth and help preserve the tooth when appropriate.

Your dentist can assess symptoms, take X-rays if needed, and discuss whether root canal therapy, extraction, or referral to a specialist is appropriate.

Teeth whitening may be an option for patients who want to address certain types of tooth staining or discolouration.

W Dental Studio offers whitening options after assessment. Whitening results vary depending on the cause of discolouration, existing dental restorations, oral health, and the whitening method used. Your dentist can discuss whether whitening is appropriate for you.

A 3D intraoral scanner enhances both patient experience and clinical efficiency by eliminating messy impressions, improving accuracy, and streamlining communication between the dental office and lab. Digital scans can be sent instantly for faster treatment planning and restoration turnaround times. Patients benefit from seeing a detailed 3D model of their teeth, making treatment recommendations easier to understand. The technology also provides convenient digital record-keeping and supports advanced services such as clear aligner therapy and orthodontic planning.