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Take care after your teeth before it’s too late!
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Healthy mouth, healthy life.
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| Don’t wait until it hurts, care for your teeth today for a brighter tomorrow! |
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Scaling
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| When was your last dental scaling? |
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| Was it back in your school days? |
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| If you’ve been skipping cleanings, you might start to feel discomfort while eating or speaking. This is a sign your oral health needs attention. |
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| But don’t worry, it’s never too late. Get your scaling done today for a cleaner, fresher and healthier smile. |
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Why Scaling?
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| Removes Plaque & Tartar Build Up |
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| Invisalign aligners can be removed when eating, drinking, brushing or flossing, making daily routines easier. NO worries of metal braces falling off! |
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| Prevents Gum Disease |
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| By removing bacteria along the gum line, scaling helps stop inflammation and bleeding gums before they worsen. |
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| Freshens Your Breath |
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| Eliminating trapped food particles and plaque reduce bad breath and leaves your mouth feeling fresh. |
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| Maintains a Bright, Healthy Smile |
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| Regular scaling keeps stains under control and helps your teeth look naturally cleaner and brighter. |
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How often should I clean my teeth?
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| You should clean your teeth professionally with scaling every 6 months. |
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| Gum issues |
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Heavy tartar build up |
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Periodontal disease |
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Your dentist may recommend every 3 to 4 months to maintain
healthier gums and prevent further problems. |
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Filling
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Do you feel a sharp or sensitive sensation in
your teeth when you eat? |
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| But not sure which tooth is causing it? |
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| It could be the early sign of tooth decay and it needs attention before it gets worse. |
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| Get your dental filling done now to start decay from spreading and prevent bigger problems in the future. |
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Why Filling?
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| Stops Tooth Decay from Spreading |
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| A filling seals the cavity, preventing bacteria from causing deeper damage to your tooth. |
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| Restores Normal Tooth Function |
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It allows you to chew and bite comfortably again without
pain and sensitivity. |
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| Prevents Tooth Loss |
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| Early filling treatment protects your tooth structure reducing the risk of extraction in the future. |
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| Improves Appearance & Confidence |
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| Tooth-coloured fillings blend naturally with your smile, restoring both beauty and function. |
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Aesthetic Filling
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| Chipped your front tooth and feeling insecure? |
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| Does it make you shy to smile in social settings? |
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| Don’t worry, we can fix it! |
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| Aesthetic filling is the perfect solution to restore your chipped tooth and bring back your confident, beautiful smile. |
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Why Aesthetic Filling?
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| Natural Appearance |
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| Aesthetic fillings are tooth-coloured and blend seamlessly with your natural teeth for a flawless smile. |
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| Restores Tooth Function |
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| They repair chipped, cracked or decayed teeth allowing you to bite and chew comfortably again. |
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| Minimally Invasive |
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| The procedure preserves more of your natural tooth structure compared to other restorations. |
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| Quick and Comfortable |
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Treatment is usually completed in a single visit with
minimal discomfort and instant results. |
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Gingivectomy
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Let’s bid farewell to excess gums!
Gingivectomy is a simple procedure to remove extra gum tissue,
creating a healthier and more symmetrical smile. |
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It’s often done for patients with a gummy smile, where too much gum shows when they smile.
By reshaping the gum line, the teeth appear longer and more proportionate, creating more balanced and aesthetically pleasing smile. It can also help improve oral hygiene by making it easier to clean around the teeth and gums. |
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Who should do Gingivectomy?
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| This treatment suits best for those who... |
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Have excessive or
uneven gum growth |
Often caused by genetics, medications
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Have a
gummy smile |
| When too much gum tissue covers the teeth, making them look shorter |
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Want aesthetic
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| To enhance the balance and symmetry of gum |
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ICON Infiltration Treatment
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Do you have white spots on your teeth?
Let’s take a look at ICON treatment! A minimally invasive solution that gently removes
white spots and restores your natural shine! |
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| At E&E Dental Clinic, we offer ICON treatment where it is a gentle, minimally invasive solution that restores your teeth natural colour and shine without drilling or pain. |
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What is ICON Treatment?
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This innovative treatment works by infiltrating and blending white spots into your enamel,
leaving your teeth smooth, even and naturally beautiful.
Let your confidence shine through with a brighter, more flawless smile today. |
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Who should do ICON?
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| This treatment is ideal for individuals who... |
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| Patients with white spots |
Often caused by genetics, medications
and inflammation. |
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| Mild surface discoloration |
| When teeth does not respond well with normal whitening treatment. |
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| Fillings alternative |
| Patient wants to have a non-invasive fillings that does not required drilling. |
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Internal Bleaching
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Noticed one of your teeth turning darker than the rest?
Do not let it dull your smile. Internal bleaching can brighten your tooth from the inside out! |
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What is Internal Bleaching?
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This gentle treatment targets discoloration from within the tooth, often caused by trauma or after root canal treatment, helping to restore your tooth’s natural shade.
Regain your confidence and smile freely again with a brighter and more even appearance. |
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Who should do Internal Bleaching?
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| This treatment is recommended for people who... |
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| Have tooth discoloration |
| Resulted from root canal treatment or dental trauma. |
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| Experience internal stains |
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| Generalized discoloration |
| It can occur due to aging, medications or habits such as smoking. |
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What is the differences between Teeth Whitening,
ICON and Internal Bleaching?
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| Purpose |
Lighten overall teeth shades |
Removes white lesions or
uneven enamel discoloration |
Lighten a single darkened
tooth from the inside |
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| Area Treated |
Teeth outer surface |
Outer enamel layer |
Inside the tooth
(pulp chamber) |
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| Ideal For |
Stains from coffee, tea,
smoking or aging |
White spots caused
by fluorosis |
Discoloration after trauma or
root canal treatment |
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| Procedure |
Whitening gel applied on
the tooth surface |
Resin infiltration blends white
spots with the tooth colour |
Whitening agent placed inside
the tooth to lighten it internally |
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| Invasiveness |
Non-invasive |
Minimally invasive |
Slightly invasive |
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| Result |
A brighter, whiter smile |
Smooth,
even-coloured enamel |
A restored natural shade that matches your surrounding teeth |
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