There are currently many ways to improve your smile. If your teeth have yellowed with age, it is advisable to visit your dentist in Liverpool for a whitening treatment. 

Correcting cracked, broken, or missing teeth are the type of services a dental practice can help you with. Taking care of your gums also plays an important factor when it comes to improving your smile. 

Although you might think of them as supporting actors, they play a crucial role in a sweet smile. For an overall improvement, keep up with good habits: brush, floss, and rinse with an antibacterial mouthwash every day. “Your smile creates positive vibes. It is the only curved line that makes things straight!”

 – Super Smiles Dental

Permanent teeth can last a lifetime with proper care. This includes having good oral hygiene habits as well as 6 monthly dental visits in order to receive a comprehensive check up and professional clean.

At Super Smiles Dental, we use Zoom Teeth Whitening, the best brand available in the market. With this treatment, there are 2 options available: In-chair whitening – where a high concentrate whitening agent is applied to your teeth. 

The solution is then activated using a UV light, which is also referred to as laser whitening. While treating your teeth, a Super Smiles Dental specialist will monitor you at all times. 

At-home whitening – At-home whitening is available for patients that are looking for convenience. In order to get better results, the instructions included in the package must be followed.

If you suffer from a toothache or have concerns about your oral health, then Super Smiles Dental should always be your first choice. 

Below are some of the treatments offered by our dental health professionals: 

Implants – when a tooth is missing, an implant is the ideal choice of replacement. A dental implant restores a missing gap with a fully functioning tooth in order to smile, function and talk again. The implant is designed using a strong titanium screw with a naturally looking crown. 

Bridges – fixed replacement for a missing tooth or teeth. It’s made by taking an impression of the surrounding teeth, which will eventually support the bridge. A bridge is usually created from precious metal and porcelain and will be fixed in your mouth (unlike dentures, which can be removed). 

Crowns – A crown is a type of cap that completely covers a real tooth. Crowns can be fitted where a tooth has broken, cracked, decayed or been damaged, or just to make a tooth look better. Crowns can be made to look like a natural tooth, or can be made in other materials including gold. 

Fillings – used to repair a hole in a tooth caused by decay. The most common type of filling is a tooth coloured filling that recreates the look and feel of a normal tooth. At Super Smiles Dental we do not use amalgam fillings. 

Root Canal Treatment – It is also known as endodontic therapy. It tackles infection at the core of a tooth (the root canal system). When the blood or nerve supply of the tooth has become infected, the infection will spread and the tooth may need to be taken out if root canal treatment isn’t carried out. During treatment, all the infection is removed from inside the root canal system. The root canal is filled and the tooth is sealed with a filling or crown to stop it becoming infected again. 

Scale and Clean – This is when your teeth are professionally cleaned. It involves carefully removing the deposits that build upon the teeth (tartar). 

Braces and Invisalign – It is an orthodontic treatment that straightens or moves teeth to improve the appearance of the teeth and how they function. If your teeth and gums are not looking as they should, it is important that you seek dental attention. You can book your appointment with one of our dentists at SuperSmilesDental.

There is a condition that is called Bruxism where you grind or clench your teeth. If you have this, you may unconsciously clench your teeth when you’re awake or clench or grind them during sleep. 

Signs and Symptoms of Bruxism may include the following:

Teeth grinding or clenching Teeth that are flattened, fractured, chipped or loose. Worn tooth enamel, exposing deeper layers of your tooth. Increased tooth pain or sensitivity. Tired or tight jaw muscles, or a locked jaw that won’t open or close completely. Jaw, neck or face pain or soreness. Pain that feels like an earache, though it’s actually not a problem with your ear. Dull headache starting in the temples. Damage from chewing on the inside of your cheek. See your dentist or doctor if you have any of the symptoms listed above or have other concerns about your teeth or jaw. 

You can request an appointment with the best dentist in Liverpool, NSW at Super Smiles Dental.

A toothache is described as a soreness, or ache in or around a tooth and it is a frustrating and unpleasant experience. In addition to sharp or dull pain, your tooth may be sensitive to temperature or cause pain when chewing or biting. 

Amongst the things that might cause a toothache, the most common are: 

Tooth Decay – refers to erosion and cavity formation in the outer surface (enamel) of the tooth. Once the decay begins to progress toward an infection, you may start experiencing pain in your tooth. 

Gum disease – is characterized by infection of the gums. More specifically, with gingivitis, the gums become inflamed and become hot, red, and swollen. When an infection occurs in the gums, periodontitis occurs. Eventually, if left untreated, the teeth become loose and will need to be extracted. 

Impacted Tooth – Teeth can become impacted when they are prevented from moving into their proper position in the mouth by other teeth, gums, or bone. The most common teeth to become impacted are the wisdom teeth because they are usually the last to erupt. When the jaw cannot accommodate these extra teeth, the teeth remain stuck under the gum. This impaction can create pressure, pain, and even jaw soreness.

Dental Abscess – usually results from an untreated cavity caused by the buildup of bacteria inside the pulp chamber. The infected tooth then tries to drain itself out of the very tip of the tooth root. The pressure from the draining infection causes a constant pain that is worse when chewing or when touched. If left untreated, the pain can become severe with swelling.

In accordance with a relax in restrictions for dentistry, Super Smiles Dental is now operating under Level 1 restrictions. 

This means we can offer ALL treatments to our patients whilst still performing and maintaining our high level of infection control. 

Our opening hours are Monday Friday 8 am – 6 pm, Saturday 8am – 4pm and Sundays 9 am – 2pm. 

We appreciate your support and patience during this time.

We understand unexpected dental treatment can be costly at times and emergency dentists in Liverpool are often required. At Super Smiles Dental we provide interest-free payment plans in order to complete your treatment while making affordable repayments over a period of time. 

The process is quick, easy and straightforward. Simply apply with our reception staff and they will take you through the process.

Yes, you can as long as it is covered or included in your private health insurance. Upfront costs with no hidden fees clearly explained before treatment. Interest-free payment plans available – Easy setup, our staff will assist at your appointment. Health fund claims on the spot.

There is ample free parking available in the underground carpark below and a wheelchair accessible ramp up to the Super Smiles Dental practice.