Care for problems before they become larger
General dental care includes examination, prevention, management of tooth decay and gum concerns, restorations, and assessment of pain.
A diagnosis-led approach
A cavity, a cracked tooth, an inflamed pulp, and gum disease need different treatment. Depending on the findings, care may range from prevention and monitoring to a filling, root canal treatment, or extraction when a tooth cannot reasonably be preserved.
Prevention is individualized
Your dentist considers previous decay, diet, saliva, hygiene, medications, and existing restorations. Visit intervals and preventive measures should reflect your risk rather than an identical schedule for everyone.
When to seek help
Arrange assessment for persistent pain, a broken tooth, swelling, or bleeding gums. Difficulty breathing or swallowing, spreading swelling, or marked systemic illness should be assessed urgently rather than waiting for an online appointment response.