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Treat & protect

Routine Check-ups

A regular examination catches decay, gum problems, and other issues while they're small and simple to treat. We recommend a check-up every six months for most patients.

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Digital Dental X-rays

Low-radiation digital X-rays let us see decay, bone levels, and roots that aren't visible in an exam — essential for accurate diagnosis and planning.

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Teeth Cleaning (Scaling)

Professional cleaning removes hardened plaque (tartar) that brushing can't, keeping gums healthy and breath fresh. It's one of the most effective ways to prevent gum disease.

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Fillings & Sealants

Tooth-coloured fillings restore teeth affected by early decay, while sealants add a thin protective coating to the grooves of back teeth to stop cavities before they start.

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Tooth Extractions

When a tooth can't be saved, a careful extraction under local anaesthesia removes it with minimal discomfort — followed by clear aftercare and options to replace it if needed.

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Wisdom Tooth Removal

Impacted or painful wisdom teeth are assessed with an X-ray and removed when they're causing problems — crowding, pain, repeated infection, or difficulty cleaning.

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Oral Surgery

Minor oral surgical procedures, including surgical extractions and wisdom-tooth removal, handled with proper planning and post-operative care.

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Improve your smile

Smile Makeover

A planned combination of treatments — whitening, veneers, crowns, or reshaping — designed together to transform the overall look of your smile.

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Dental Bonding

A quick, minimally invasive way to repair small chips, close minor gaps, or reshape a tooth using tooth-coloured composite — often completed in a single visit.

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Teeth Reshaping

Gentle contouring of uneven or slightly rough tooth edges to improve the look of your smile, usually painlessly and without anaesthesia.

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Mouth Guards & Night Guards

Custom-fitted guards protect your teeth during sport, or from the wear and jaw strain caused by night-time clenching and grinding (bruxism).

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Not sure which treatment you need? Send us 3 photos.

Dr. Sahu will personally review your photos and send you a voice message — this is not an automated diagnosis.

  • Illustration of a woman photographing her smile with a phone1. Front smile
  • Illustration of a man photographing his upper teeth with a phone2. Upper teeth
  • Illustration of a man photographing his lower teeth with a phone3. Lower teeth