Cosmetic Dentistry
At The Dental Room, our approach to smile design is guided by facial aesthetics and the principles of healthy teeth. We focus on creating treatments that are age-appropriate and harmonious with your features, rather than replicating unnaturally bright celebrity smiles. Our aim is to provide a considered, personalised approach that prioritises both the health and long-term care of your teeth.
Porcelain Veneers.
Perfectly white, striking Hollywood smiles aren’t always realistic or suitable for everyone. At The Dental Room, we prioritise natural subtlety in aesthetic enhancements for your teeth. Our veneers are carefully designed with attention to factors such as translucency, shade, and shape, so that each treatment is tailored to the individual rather than aiming to replicate celebrity teeth.
Invisalign.
Invisalign® clear aligners are designed to fit into your lifestyle. They can be removed for eating or special occasions, giving you flexibility while undergoing treatment. Invisalign® is used to address a variety of orthodontic concerns and is suitable for many age groups. At The Dental Room, our dental team can assess your individual needs and discuss whether Invisalign® is an appropriate treatment option for you.
Teeth Whitening.
Over time, teeth can become discoloured due to factors such as coffee, tea, wine, smoking, or genetics. At The Dental Room, we offer professional whitening treatments designed to safely brighten your teeth under the guidance of our dental team. During a consultation, we can explain the different whitening options, what each involves, and how to maintain your results.
Porcelain Crowns.
A tooth crown is a type of dental covering used by dentists to protect a tooth that they cannot restore. The dental crown acts as a shield for the remaining portion of the tooth and prevents it from being damaged or lost altogether.
General Dentistry
At The Dental Room, each client receives a personalised consultation, thorough treatment, and a long-term care plan tailored to their individual needs. Comprehensive examinations and evaluations help identify issues early, allowing us to recommend appropriate care and preventative measures. Our approach is as conservative as possible, offering services suitable for people of all ages while supporting overall dental health.
General Check-up and Clean
Regular check-ups and cleanings are essential for maintaining good oral health — and there’s nothing our team likes more! Our dentist will carefully examine your teeth and gums during a check-up for any signs of decay or gum disease. Our professional cleaning helps remove plaque and tartar buildup, preventing cavities and gum disease.
Family Dentistry
Family dentistry is the practice of looking after the oral health of every member of a family at every age. Children have very different dental needs to adults, and family dentistry requires a dentist to understand every stage of tooth development. From the baby stages, right through to their adult lives.
Children's Dentistry
The key to good dentistry for children is finding a local dentist soon after the emergence of a baby’s first tooth. The reason for this is the dentist can often spot children’s teeth problems early and stop them from growing worse.
Emergency Dental
Dental emergencies can happen at any time of the day or night and apart from being painful, figuring out how to fix a broken or knocked-out tooth as soon as possible can be worrying.
“We’re never fully dressed without a smile.”
— Martin Charnin
Implant Dentistry.
At The Dental Room, we stay up-to-date with advancements in dental technology to support high-quality care for our patients.
At our North Balwyn and Doncaster clinics, clients have access to a range of implant dentistry services close to home. These services may include dental implants, 3D scanning and radiology, implant surgery, and crown placement.
Snoring & Sleep Apnea.
Snoring is very common. Around 60% of Australian adults snore occasionally, and for just over 30%, it occurs on a daily basis.
While it can sometimes be disruptive at night, snoring may also indicate underlying factors that could benefit from assessment by a dental or medical professional.
TMJ.
“TMJ” stands for temporomandibular joint, the hinge that connects your jaw to your skull. This joint allows you to move your jaw up and down, enabling activities such as talking, chewing, and yawning. TMJ disorders can affect the jaw joint and the muscles that control jaw movement.
At The Dental Room, Dr Shawn Rama can perform a range of assessments to help identify or rule out TMJ disorders. These may include evaluating muscle tension and tenderness, listening for joint sounds with a stethoscope, and measuring jaw movement.
Ready to learn more?
Contact us on (03) 9857 3988 or book an appointment with us online.