Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Dental rehabilitative oncology focuses on restoring oral health, dental function and quality of life before, during and after cancer treatment.
Oral medicine consultation involves assessment and management of diseases affecting the oral mucosa, jaws, salivary glands and related oral structures.
Oral lesion evaluation helps identify persistent ulcers, swellings, discolouration or other abnormalities that may require further investigation.
Dental implantology involves placement and restoration of dental implants to replace missing teeth and improve oral function.
Implant-supported rehabilitation uses dental implants to support prosthetic reconstruction in suitable patients following tooth loss or cancer treatment.
Oral mucositis management focuses on reducing pain and inflammation caused by chemotherapy or radiotherapy and supporting oral healing.
Dental care during chemotherapy helps prevent and manage infections, ulcers, dry mouth and other treatment-related oral complications.
Dental care during head and neck radiotherapy helps reduce oral complications and protect long-term dental and jaw health.
Post-cancer dental rehabilitation focuses on restoring chewing ability, oral comfort, appearance and quality of life following cancer treatment.
Prosthetic dental rehabilitation replaces missing teeth and oral structures using suitable restorative and prosthetic options.
Cone Beam CT provides three-dimensional imaging of the oral and maxillofacial region and is useful for implant planning and complex dental assessment.
Oral and maxillofacial radiology supports diagnosis of dental, jaw and facial conditions through specialised imaging techniques.