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About Us

Our Practice & Core Values

At Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants, we believe everyone deserves excellent quality dentistry, and our goal is to help you achieve this.

Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants is a multi-surgery practice taking care of the oral health needs of the communities.

At Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants, our focus remains on providing patients with exceptional General, Orthodontics Hoppers Crossing and Implant dentistry.

We have a special interest in Implants, Orthodontics and Smile Rejuvenation via veneers and crowns and bridges while also dealing with unexpected dental emergencies we all dread.

If you would like to know more about us, please contact us now for a consultation.

Our patient-friendly team is dedicated to providing our patients with the best dental treatment and care they deserve.
We listen to our patients, treating them with respect and kindness and leaving dental anxiety behind. We will do our best to provide solutions and answers, however small, to give comfort and relieve suffering.
We treat everyone the way we would expect to be treated ourselves. We take everything seriously, including your concerns. We are honest about our point of view and of what we can and cannot do.

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Patient Comfort

We provide procedures that not only solve your dental problems but also take away your dental anxiety when visiting the dentist.

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Dental Technology

Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants is always updated on current and rising technology to make our patients’ experience as comfortable as possible.

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Our Team

Our team at Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants comprises of highly-trained, experienced and friendly dental professionals, committed to ensuring you receive the most appropriate dental health.

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Payment Plans

At Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants, we provide interest-free dental payment plans for all your general, preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dental needs.

Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants – a new state-of-the-art dental surgery

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Adult Care

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Orthodontic Care

We are a Full-Service Dentistry Practice

Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants provides a wide range of dental treatments from general dentistry to orthodontic dentistry along with the latest technology in cosmetic dentistry like Smile Design and restorative dentistry (the All-on-4® treatment concept).

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You’re in Good Hands

If you aim to improve your smile’s appearance, Sayers Dental Aesthetics & Implants is the place to be!

Our goal is to provide extraordinary, comprehensive dental care to our patients in a friendly and comfortable setting, educating and encouraging them toward a state of optimal oral health. We are dedicated to continuing our education and sharing our knowledge and our patients.

Making treatment plans to suit the individual needs of the patients.
Focusing on the prevention of disease and promote optimum oral health.
Making sure that all members of the team have the skills and training to carry out their duties effectively.
Keeping equality and diversity within the workplace.
Ensuring the practice adheres to the highest cross infection standards to provide a clean and hygienic environment.

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Dental FAQ’s

Listed below are the most commonly asked questions we receive from our patients.

Why do regular dental check-ups matter?

Regular dental check-ups can help detect dental health problems early when treatment is simpler and cheaper. They also help prevent many dental problems from developing.

Visit your Hoppers Crossing dentist regularly because some diseases or medical conditions have signs and symptoms that can appear in the mouth.

When do I see a dentist?

See a dentist when you have the following conditions:

Teeth sensitivity to hot and/or cold foods and beverages
Puffy and/or bleeding gums
Existing dental restorations
When don’t like the way your smile or teeth look
Persistent bad breath or a bad taste in the mouth
When you are pregnant
Pain or swelling in the mouth, face or neck
Difficulty chewing or swallowing
Family history of periodontal disease or tooth decay
Medical conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or eating disorders
Dry mouth
Smoking or using other tobacco products
Medical treatments such as radiation, chemotherapy or hormone replacement treatment
Jaw popping or pain when opening and closing, chewing or when you wake up; having an uneven bite
Having a spot or sore that doesn’t look or feel right in your mouth, and it isn’t going away

I do not have any symptoms. Do I still need to visit a dentist?

Yes. Even if you don’t have any symptoms of disease, you can still have dental health problems that only a dentist can diagnose.

Regular dental check-ups will also help prevent problems from progressing. Continuity of care is an important part of any health plan, and dental health is not an exception.

Maintaining oral health is an essential factor in your overall well-being. It’s also important to tell your hoppers crossing dentist about any changes in your overall well-being since many medical conditions may affect your dental health.

What can I expect during dental check-ups?

Your dentist or hygienist will request for your latest medical history, examine your mouth and decide your need x-rays.

Depending on your treatment plan, your hygienist may use special tools to check your gums for disease. Your dentist will check your overall dental well-being and perform an oral cancer screening.

How often do I need to see the dentist?

There is no one-size-fits-all dental solution. Some people need to see the dentist once or twice a year; others may need more.

What are the most common oral health problems?

Tooth decay and periodontal diseases are the most common oral health problems. Both can be prevented with regular and thorough brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups.