Treatments
Dental treatments planned in accordance with standards.
Ersa Dental provides implant, restorative, aesthetic and preventive dentistry through a clear diagnostic process.
Treatment information
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Every plan is confirmed after examination and any necessary imaging. Online information cannot replace a diagnosis.
Dental Implants
Replacement of missing teeth with implant and restoration planning based on bone, gum and health findings.
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Smile Design
Health-first aesthetic planning that considers shade, proportion, gums and the bite.
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Teeth Whitening
Tea, coffee, tobacco and age-related changes can make a smile appear darker. The appropriate method depends on the type of discolouration and the health of the teeth and gums.
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Clear Aligner Treatment
Clear aligner treatment uses a personalised sequence of removable trays to move teeth gradually and predictably in suitable cases.
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Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers are thin restorations bonded to the front of suitable teeth. They may address colour, shape, small gaps and limited position differences, but they are not the right answer to every aesthetic concern.
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Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
Full-mouth rehabilitation is not one procedure. It is an individual sequence that may address wear, missing teeth, decay, ageing restorations, gum problems and bite concerns together.
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Root Canal Treatment
Deep decay, cracks, trauma or repeated dental work can inflame or infect the pulp inside a tooth. In suitable cases, root canal treatment removes the affected tissue and aims to retain the natural tooth.
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Pediatric Dentistry
Pediatric dentistry follows oral health, growth and development from primary teeth into the permanent dentition. The aim is to prevent disease and dental anxiety as well as treating existing problems.
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Gum Care
Bleeding while brushing, bad breath, swelling or gum recession may indicate that gum health needs assessment. Care should address the cause rather than only the visible symptom.
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