Tooth Extraction is the removal of one or more teeth completely. It is a procedure that is done by a dentist or surgeon. If your tooth has been damaged caused by decay or it being broken, the dentist will try to fix it. However, if there is no chance for it to survive –
read moreAfter the extraction process, pain decreases after 3-5 days. However, it would take 1-2 weeks to finally heal.
read moreAt Finesse Dental, we recommend regular 6 monthly check-up and cleans in order for our dentists to assess the health of your teeth and gums and determine if there is further work to do. An x-ray would be the first thing that the hygienist/dentist would look at. So, you would probably undergo this stage
read moreDental braces are used to aligned teeth and to correct overcrowding and even jaw function wherein it uses a wire-based appliance. It also involved brackets that are connected into the wire that fix the teeth.
read moreAre you ready for a tooth restoration treatment to upgrade your smile for the flawless look you desire? At Finesse Dental, Stanhope Gardens we offer a complete smile makeover. There are many options that you can consider, to get the smile you deserve. At the first consultation Dr Robby Sehmi will discuss the options
read moreMany people suffer sensitive teeth. Sensitivity alone is not a huge problem however sometimes sensitivity can develop into PAIN. When people have tooth pain it can cause all sorts of problems, if pain persists longer than usual it is generally a good idea to get a dental health professional to have a look.
read moreDuring this time, Finesse Dental has taken it upon themselves to implement additional measures to help flatten the curve. Whilst we are still dedicated to delivering care to our patients, the safety of our patients and ourselves is our number one priority.
read moreHere is some information on how we manage Invisalign for all of those patients that are currently undertaking that course of treatment during this Coronavirus pandemic. At present we would like everybody who has Invisalign aligners to continue wearing your Invisalign aligners as previously prescribed. Generally, we will issue you a number of aligners to
read moreThe Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is impacting our daily lives, including scheduled dental appointments. We all need to work together to prevent the spread of the virus. Finesse Dental care deeply about the well-being of our patients and the communities. In responsive to current level of restriction and the latest recommendations from the Australian Dental Association
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