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20 Minute screening including X-rays that would allow the dentist to determine the best course of treatment.
45 minutes - Removal of plaque and calculus from around the teeth and under the gums, followed by a fluoride polish.
45 minutes - Process of removing all decay in a tooth and replacing it with a composite filling material. Under local anesthetic. An X-ray is required at first.
45 minutes - Process of removing a decayed or damaged tooth that is beyond repair. Done under local anesthetic. Requires an X-ray first.
90 minutes (minimum) - Infected pulp and nerve inside the tooth is removed, and cleaned. Sealant and crown placed on the tooth to protect and restore it to its original function. X-ray is required first.
5 minutes - Imaging of the internal and subsurface tooth and bone structure to diagnose hidden or unknown problems.
90 minutes (minimum) - Installation of a protective and aesthetic cap over a damaged or decayed tooth to prevent further loss and enable normal tooth function. X-ray required first.
Realistic dental prosthetics to replace partial or complete tooth loss. Oral impressions required first. Time to complete depends on complexity of job.
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