No. Professional teeth cleaning primarily removes tartar and plaque without damaging the tooth surface. On the contrary, long-term failure to clean teeth can easily lead to periodontal disease.

It is generally recommended to have a teeth cleaning every 6 to 12 months. Depending on the condition of your mouth, some people may need more frequent checks and cleanings.

Professional dental whitening is performed under safety supervision, using compliant agents that are harmless to teeth. The effectiveness and duration of whitening will vary from person to person.

Most edentulous patients are suitable for dental implants, but a dentist must examine their oral health, gum and bone conditions before a decision can be made.

Invisible braces are self-removable and can be removed when eating, so they do not affect your daily diet. However, you do need to maintain good hygiene habits.

Yes.

We accept Elderly Health Care Voucher Scheme. Please check with our staff for the latest arrangements during appointment booking.