Browse care for teeth and gums, damaged dental work, jaw concerns and tooth alignment. You can also read about dental materials and facial treatments. Each service page clearly explains what it covers, while a conversation and assessment help establish which care may be appropriate for you.
Select a concern to learn which type of visit may suit your needs.
Explore our areas of care. Select a category to see its treatments and find the right starting point for your visit.
Assessment-led care for jaw discomfort, clenching, bite concerns and oral function, with referral when appropriate.
Describe your symptoms, changes or questions that brought you here. Our team can help you choose the right type of appointment. A dental examination, when needed, helps clarify the findings before treatment options are discussed.
Tell us about symptoms, changes or the visit you want to arrange.
Discuss previous dental care, medicines and relevant health changes.
Ask what the examination shows and which options need consideration.
Discuss care, monitoring or referral, and when to arrange a return.
Tell us about symptoms, changes or the visit you want to arrange.
Discuss previous dental care, medicines and relevant health changes.
Ask what the examination shows and which options need consideration.
Discuss care, monitoring or referral, and when to arrange a return.
Dental findings, health history and your priorities all contribute to care decisions. We consider existing dental work, oral function and relevant risks, then explain the reasons for a recommendation and the choices available.
Your history and examination help establish which concerns need closer attention.
Consider ways to protect healthy tooth structure when the examination findings allow.
Discuss filling or restoration materials when they are relevant to the planned care.
Discuss the options, benefits and risks with your dentist before deciding on care.
Dr. Prabhjot Kaur provides general dentistry focused on prevention, careful assessment, and clear explanations. She considers your dental findings alongside concerns you share during your visit.
She explains why care may be recommended, what other options are available and what each involves. This helps you understand the choices and take part in decisions about care and next steps.
Questions about returning to care, damaged fillings or gum changes can help start a conversation. The answers below are general; your dentist can advise after an examination.
Contact the practice and explain that it has been a while. Mention anxiety or past experiences when booking. Ask what a first visit involves and how to share your concerns. The dentist can assess your oral health and discuss priorities with you.
Repeated loss of a filling needs an examination. Remaining tooth structure, decay, the restoration and biting forces may all need review. Ask why the repair may have failed and whether another filling or a different restoration is appropriate.
Brushing regularly does not rule out gum inflammation. Plaque near the gums, cleaning technique and other factors may contribute. Use a soft-bristled brush gently, and arrange an assessment for ongoing redness or bleeding. Ask the dentist or hygienist to review your technique.