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Preventative care – every 6 months

If you want to treat and prevent common problems such as bad breath, tooth decay, periodontal disease, dental cavities etc. you are going to need preventative dental services on a regular basis. This will include a professional cleaning, which involves:
  • Removal of plaque
  • Removal of calculus (tartar) 
  • Teeth polishing

Emergency Dental Care and ACC Provider

Ace Dental centre offers Emergency dental care including care of dental pain, broken teeth, swellings associated with abscessed teeth and extraction of wisdom teeth. We are also providers for ACC and offer dental treatment for dental injuries associated with accidents. Ace Dental centre offers free Social Welfare quotes!

Dental Benefits for Children

Children between the ages of 13 (that is from Year 9) to 18 are eligible for free dental benefits. Avail yourself of this at the Ace Dental Centre. In addition, we have the contract with the Ministry of Health for the Special Dental Benefits, which can be used for children under 12 years in the case of Dental emergencies, or with a referral from the school Dental Nurse.

Fillings

The Dentist at Ace Dental Centre Auckland offers a variety of fillings to suit the individual need of the patient. Composite fillings and silver amalgam fillings are the most widely used filling materials today.

Extractions

Extractions involve removal of a tooth from the mouth. We can perform: 
  • Simple extractions
  • Surgical extractions.

Complete dentures

Complete dentures replace your entire set of teeth. Complete dentures can be conventional or immediate.
  • Conventional denture -the patient's teeth are removed and after enough time has passed for the gums to fully heal, the new denture is fitted
  • Immediate dentures - no healing time is needed and the dentures are placed in the mouth as soon as the teeth are removed.

Teeth whitening

Most teeth can be whitened with professional whitening treatments. The Dentist at Ace Dental Centre has a variety of tooth whitening systems for you to choose from.
  • In-Office Whitening 
  • Bright white teeth, in under an hour 
  • Take-Home Whitening 
  • Easy teeth whitening for those on the go

Braces

Orthodontics is the specialisation of dentistry, which deals with correcting the bite and arrangement of teeth, therefore improves the smile and function. Braces are appliances that the orthodontist uses to correct your bite. These braces are either fixed onto the teeth or rest against your teeth and bring about the desired movement of your teeth.

Crowns

Crowns are tooth-shaped caps that fit over the front or back teeth. Teeth with large fillings are weak and often break when biting. Teeth that have large decays or cracked teeth are also possible indications for crowns. A root canal treated tooth is very likely to crack or break and therefore a crown is often recommended.

Bridges

A dental bridge can fill the gap created by one or more missing teeth. A bridge uses two crowns on the teeth on either side of the gap and a false tooth/teeth (pontic) in between. These false teeth called pontics can be made from alloys, porcelain, gold or a combination of these materials.

Custom mouth guards

A mouth guard can prevent serious injuries such as concussions, cerebral haemorrhages, incidents of unconsciousness, jaw fractures and neck injuries by helping to avoid situations where the lower jaw gets jammed into the upper jaw.

Dental veneers

Veneers are ultra-thin, custom-made porcelain facings that the dentist affixes to your teeth. Veneers can help brighten front teeth that have permanent stains or discoloration and can't be whitened. Veneers can also be used to treat slightly chipped teeth, mildly crooked tooth and to close small gaps between teeth. If you have healthy teeth and gums, but are unhappy with the way your smile looks, porcelain veneers might be right for you.
View of the teeth for root canal

Root canals

Root canal treatment is indicated when the nerve of a tooth is affected by dental decay or infection. Having a root canal treatment done on such a tooth is the only way to save it. In order to save the tooth, the pulp (the living tissue inside the tooth), nerves, bacteria, and any decay are removed and the resulting space is filled with special, materials, which restore the tooth to its full function.

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