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      Brighten Your Smile

      • Cosmetic work
      • Family dentistry
      • Friendly team
      • Modern technology & latest hi-tech equipment
      • Tooth whitening
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      • invisalign
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      General Info

      Teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, crowns, bridges and implants.

      We believe in ethical, honest and friendly care for you and your family.

      Dr Raymond Khong and the team at Diamond Creek Dental Clinic believe that a visit to the dentist need not be a scary experience. The clinic is staffed by his friendly team who are highly trained and skilled in patient care. Patients are encouraged to ask any questions and our team will endeavour to answer them immediately. Raymond and his team have been providing the best quality dental care in Diamond Creek for well over 25 years.

      Oral Hygiene Bonding / White Fillings Tooth Whitening Crowns Bridges Root Canal (Endodontic) Dentures Extractions

      Your family comes first. We ensure that we give you and your family the friendliest, down to Earth care. The children will love our fish tanks too! Cosmetic Work: Teeth Whitening, Porcelain Veneers, Crowns, Bridges and Implants. Modern Technology & Latest Hi-tech Equipment: For your comfort and convenience.

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      What are the advantages of Interceptive Orthodontics?

      Guide jaw growth to create facial symmetry Lower the risk of trauma to protruded front teeth Correct harmful oral habits Improve appearance and self-esteem Guide permanent teeth into a more favourable position Improve the way lips meet Create room for crowded, erupting teeth Preserving space for un-erupted teeth Reducing the need for tooth removal Reducing treatment time.


      Does my child need braces?

      In the past, children are to begin orthodontic treatment when they reach age 12 to 14 years since all the permanent teeth have erupted by this time. Most dentists extract a tooth to correct bite problem or teeth crowding. However, according to the American Academy of Orthodontics, all children should be brought to the dentist for proper orthodontic assessment by age 7 when the first set of permanent molars had erupted.


      Why your child needs Interceptive Orthodontics?

      Interceptive orthodontics improves malocclusions aside from improving the child's appearance. Malocclusions occur due to a tooth or jaw misalignment. It affects the way a child chews, smiles, cleans his teeth or even how he feels about his smile. Crowded teeth can make it difficult to brush and floss the teeth. This can later on lead to tooth decay and periodontal disease. Meanwhile, protruding teeth are prone to accidental chipping.


      What is Interceptive Orthodontics?

      Interceptive orthodontics is a phased type of orthodontics, which is the practice of extracting malocclusions once they are detected in an attempt to avoid adult malocclusion. Tooth growth is used to address developmental occlusion problems. This is done in two situations by retaining deciduous teeth, and where there is malocclusion in the deciduous teeth and extracting these teeth can allow the patient to correct itself during the growth phase.