Avinash Ramesur's Dental Surgery

08/06/2026

Think your toothbrush can clean everything? Think again!
Check out this video on this young patient who never cleaned before. See that specialized tool? It’s an ultrasonic scaler doing a job your toothbrush literally cannot do.
Here's why you still need a professional clean:

The 48-Hour Rule

* Plaque is the soft, sticky bacteria you brush away daily.
* If plaque sits for just 24 to 72 hours, minerals in your saliva harden it like concrete.
* Once it hardens, it becomes Calculus (Tartar).

You cannot brush or scrape tartar off at home. It chemically bonds to your teeth. Trying to scrub it off will only damage your enamel and irritate your gums.

If you leave it there:

* 🩸 Gums bleed and swell (Gingivitis)
* 😷 Chronic bad breath kicks in
* 📉 You risk long-term bone and tooth loss

Brushing keeps plaque down, but routine dental cleans clear out the hard stuff before it causes trouble.

Has it been more than 6 months since your last clean?

25/05/2026

This patient had his teeth and gumline destroyed when he was shot in the face. We were able to restore his smile by building two permanent teeth using fibre, normal tooth coloured composite and GUM COLOURED COMPOSITE! The hole was so large that if we didn't recreate a gumline, the teeth we built we would not have looked proportional.

25/05/2026

This patient had his teeth and gumline destroyed when he was shot in the face. We were able to restore his smile by building two permanent teeth using fibre, normal tooth coloured composite and GUM COLOURED COMPOSITE! The hole was so large that if we didn't recreate a gumline, the teeth we built we would not have looked proportional.

19/05/2026

An amazing transformation!

14/05/2026

It's been six years in the making, some patients need to work up the courage to get their smile changed. We are here for it any time you finally decide to get your work done!

13/05/2026

The mistakes of our past come back to haunt us even if it's just two years ago! If you have decay on your front teeth, please fill it instead of covering it up with gold or silver. Unfortunately when we remove it, this is what we see. The decay spreads like a cancer and if left too long, could require the tooth to be extracted or a root canal to save it.

10/05/2026

A fibre reinforced composite bridge to help this patient smile more widely. If you look carefully, we actually built two premolars to close the space naturally and the colour was matched 100 percent.

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

This is something we find alot with patients who have done their gold crowns and inlays many years ago. The damage on the teeth can be quite scary to look at. Luckily this patient had no sensitivity or pain and was thrilled with her new smile.

08/05/2026

Tricky, tricky, tricky...slightly rotated, a close bite and a big space calls for some careful proportions. Luckily we were able to close the space by building up the canine as well.