Oral Health Therapist

A Prosthetic Technician creates and repairs dental prosthetics like dentures, using moulds and various construction techniques.

A Dental Nurse assists dentists with patient care, prepares equipment, operates instruments, and manages administrative tasks, requiring strong communication and attention to detail.

A Dental Prosthetist prepares prosthetic appliances, makes dentures and mouthguards, assists with fittings, and requires strong customer service and attention to detail.

A Dental Lab Assistant supports dental practices by taking impressions, creating custom mouthpieces, and performing repairs while ensuring excellent customer service.

A Dentist examines and treats oral health issues, performing cleanings, fillings, extractions, and sometimes orthodontic procedures.

A Treatment Coordinator creates dental treatment plans, discusses costs, insurance, and payment options, ensuring clear communication and detail.

Orthodontists straighten teeth, fix jaw alignment, fit braces and aligners, and perform dental surgery while ensuring patient care.

Periodontists specialise in treating gum diseases and perform surgeries to install dental restorations, requiring strong communication skills and expertise.

Prosthodontists specialise in creating and fitting prosthetic devices for patients with missing teeth or facial deformities, ensuring functional and aesthetic outcomes.

Endodontists specialise in treating tooth pulp issues and perform procedures like root canal therapy and dental implants, ensuring patients' teeth are restored.

An Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon performs surgeries on the mouth, jaw, and face, managing trauma and diseases to restore health and quality of life.

A Paediatric Dentist delivers dental care to children, focusing on treatment, preventive care, and educating families about oral health.