Treatment types
Browse the departments and treatment types students are looking for patients in, and find the one that fits your case.
FillingsCaries treatment with a filling.Root canal — single-rooted toothRoot canal treatment of a tooth with one canal — an incisor, canine or premolar. These are the front teeth and the two just behind the canine.Root canal treatment, multi-rooted toothRoot canal treatment of a molar — the large teeth at the back of the mouth. They have several canals and treatment usually takes longer.Gum treatment (scale and clean)Scaling and gum (periodontal) treatment.Children's dentistryDental care for children.Extraction — front tooth (incisor or canine)Extraction of a tooth at the front of the mouth — an incisor or a canine. These teeth have a single root and the procedure is usually shorter.Extraction — back tooth (premolar or molar)Extraction of a tooth at the back of the mouth — a premolar or a molar, wisdom teeth aside. Molars have several roots and the appointment usually takes longer.Wisdom tooth extractionRemoval of a wisdom tooth (third molar). It is frequently a surgical procedure taken on by students in the senior years, and an X-ray is almost always needed beforehand.Crown or bridgeRebuilding a badly damaged tooth with a crown, or replacing one or two missing teeth with a bridge. Made in stages in a laboratory.Partial dentureA removable denture for a jaw that still has some of its own teeth. Those teeth carry and retain the denture, so their condition is assessed beforehand.Full dentureA removable denture for a jaw without a single tooth of its own. It is made across several appointments and is among the most sought-after cases in a teaching clinic.General check-upGeneral check-up — attach an X-ray and let students contact you.