We provide a range of dental services including General dentistry, Children's dentistry, and Orthodontic treatment. Our team is committed to supporting patients in maintaining their oral health through appropriate clinical care.
General dentistry involves the prevention, diagnosis, and management of common dental conditions. It includes services such as routine dental examinations, scaling and polishing, fillings, and care for the gums.
Regular visits to a general dentist support the early detection and management of common dental issues such as tooth decay and gum disease. Maintaining good oral hygiene is an important part of overall health. Some studies have observed associations between oral health and systemic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
At Neua Dental, our team is committed to providing a comfortable and professional environment for your dental care. We focus on patient education and recommend appropriate oral hygiene practices and treatment plans based on individual dental needs.
Regular dental visits allow for the early detection and management of common oral health conditions such as tooth decay and gum disease. If you have not had a dental check-up recently, consider scheduling an appointment to support your ongoing oral health.
Children’s dentistry involves dental care for young patients, with a focus on supporting healthy development of teeth, gums, and jaws. It is generally recommended that children have their first dental visit by their first birthday or within six months of the eruption of their first tooth, in line with international health guidelines.
Early dental visits allow for monitoring of oral development and can support the early detection of conditions such as tooth decay. These visits also help children become familiar with the dental setting. Preventive care and oral hygiene education are important aspects of dental visits during childhood.
Early dental visits can support the development of good oral hygiene practices from a young age. These visits provide an opportunity to monitor oral development and offer age-appropriate guidance for home care.
Introducing children to a dental setting at an early stage may help them become more familiar with the environment and promote a more comfortable experience in future visits.
Orthodontics is a recognized dental specialty that addresses issues related to the alignment of teeth and jaws. Early assessment may help identify developmental concerns such as spacing, crowding, or bite discrepancies.
The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends that children receive their first orthodontic evaluation by the age of 7. At this stage, a combination of primary and permanent teeth is present, allowing orthodontists to detect potential concerns early and provide appropriate guidance.
Early evaluations may support timely management of developing issues. Treatment options such as braces, jaw expanders, removable appliances or clear aligners may be considered based on individual clinical needs.
Please consult a qualified dental professional to determine whether an orthodontic evaluation is appropriate for your child.
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure that aims to improve the appearance of discoloured teeth. Common whitening agents, such as hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, are used to break down stains and lighten the shade of teeth.
Dental clinics may provide both in-office and take-home whitening options, which are carried out under professional supervision. These options vary in concentration and application method, and a dentist will assess suitability based on each individual's oral health condition.
While whitening is generally considered safe for suitable candidates, some individuals may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation. A dental consultation is recommended to determine if teeth whitening is appropriate.
Please speak to a dental professional to learn more about the available options and whether whitening treatment is suitable for your needs.
Porcelain crowns are one option used in dental care to cover and support teeth that have been structurally compromised. They are designed to cover the visible portion of a tooth and may be recommended in cases where a tooth has undergone root canal treatment, has extensive decay, or has been fractured.
The procedure generally involves two visits. At the first visit, the dentist prepares the tooth and takes an impression to assist in fabricating the crown. A temporary crown may be placed during this time. At the second visit, the custom-made crown is placed onto the tooth.
Porcelain crowns can help restore a tooth’s function and structure, and may help protect it from further wear. Your dentist will assess your individual needs and suitability for this treatment option.
Root canal treatment may be recommended when the soft tissue inside a tooth (pulp) becomes damaged or infected, which can occur due to decay, trauma, or other causes. If left untreated, such conditions may lead to discomfort or further complications.
During the procedure, the dentist removes the affected tissue from inside the tooth, cleans and disinfects the area, and fills the space with a sealing material. In some instances, additional steps may be taken to address concerns such as tooth discolouration.
This treatment option may help retain the tooth and restore its function. Your dentist will assess your condition and discuss whether root canal therapy is appropriate in your case.
Impacted wisdom teeth or molars may cause discomfort or other dental concerns, such as infection or misalignment of adjacent teeth. When these teeth do not emerge properly or become trapped beneath the gum line, removal may be recommended. The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia for your comfort. Your dentist or oral surgeon will assess whether removal is necessary based on your specific condition.
Dental implants are a solution for replacing missing teeth. The process involves inserting a titanium post into the jawbone to support a crown, bridge, or denture. Implants are designed to function similarly to natural teeth, and may help maintain bone structure when a tooth is missing. A consultation with a dental professional will help determine if implants are suitable for your dental needs.
Orthognathic surgery, also known as jaw surgery, is performed to address jaw misalignments that may affect function or appearance. It may be considered for conditions such as difficulty chewing or speaking, as well as for facial imbalances. The procedure aims to reposition the jaw to improve bite function and facial symmetry. A thorough evaluation by Orthodontic and Maxillofacial specialists is required to determine if jaw surgery is appropriate for your case.
Gingivitis is an early stage of gum disease, marked by symptoms like redness, swelling, and bleeding of the gums. It is often caused by plaque buildup on the teeth. If not treated, gingivitis can progress into periodontitis, a more advanced form of gum disease where the infection affects the deeper tissues supporting the teeth. Periodontitis can lead to complications, including tooth mobility and gum recession, if not addressed.
Gum treatment or periodontal treatment is necessary to manage gum disease and prevent further progression. Early intervention may help reverse gingivitis and stop it from advancing to periodontitis. For more advanced stages of periodontitis, treatment focuses on removing plaque and tartar from beneath the gumline, aiming to reduce infection and restore gum health.
Gum treatment often starts with a professional cleaning known as scaling and root planing. This involves removing plaque and tartar from below the gumline. In more advanced cases, surgical procedures may be required to clean deeper areas affected by the disease. The goal of periodontal treatment is to improve gum health and manage the condition of your gums effectively.
From MRT (North-South Line): Follow signs to Exit B — our clinic is at #B2-01.
From UBS Building (Penang Road Entrance): Watch Video Guide From the UBS building, walk across Penang Road and follow signs for Exit B. Go down the escalator to B1 and turn right before Staytion Lifestyle Centre and take the escalator down to #B2-01.
From Plaza Singapura (Orchard Road Entrance): Watch Video Guide From Plaza Singapura near Pop Mart, walk across Orchard Road and follow signs for Exit B. Go down the escalator to B1 and turn right before Staytion Lifestyle Centre and take the escalator down to #B2-01.
Circle Line: Disembark at Dhoby Ghaut Station and make your way to the North-South Line and proceed to Exit B.
North-East Line: Disembark at Dhoby Ghaut Station and make your way to the North-South Line and proceed to Exit B.
Important: Our address is 11 Orchard Road, B2-01. Do not go to “DAO DAO Fashion” at 60A Orchard Road near Exits D & E.
From MRT: Alight at Queenstown MRT (East-West Line), then take buses 51, 111, or 145 (≈5 mins) to Alexandra Central Mall. Alight opposite IKEA/Anchorpoint and walk to the mall.
By Bus (direct to Alexandra Central): Buses along Alexandra Rd commonly stopping nearby include 14, 33, 51, 61, 93, 100, 120, 123, 147 (check latest timings in Google Maps).
Driving: Park at levels 4–6; elevators provide direct access to Level 2. Set destination to Alexandra Central Mall for the drop-off point.
Landmarks: Next to IKEA Alexandra (free shuttles from Queenstown/Redhill MRT) and opposite Anchorpoint.
