Your Smile means the World to Us!

We are your local dental practice (in Square Shopping Center, Tallaght, Dublin -24) serving the community for over 25 years!

Treatments
Invisalign® is a high-tech system which utilizes a sequence of removable clear aligners to reposition the teeth and straighten them. This invisible braces system has become extremely popular amongst Teenagers and Adults over the recent years. It truly is the clear alternative to braces.
The Invisalign® treatment aligners are very comfortable to wear and are soft against the sensitive gums and cheeks. Because they are removable, this makes eating, brushing and flossing much easier and more convenient. At Square Dental, Tallaght, Dublib 24,  we are proud to be an accredited provider of Invisalign® Dublin wide and can offer our patients this treatment.

Providing you with the most comfortable experience possible whilst delivering the highest quality of dental care.

Treatments
Examination
Scale and Polish
Restoration
Composite Bonding
Root Canal Treatment
Extractions
Dentures
Teeth Whitening
Venners
Crowns
Bridges
Orthodontics

Trust is the foundation of great service

Our aim is to protect and maintain your natural teeth through high quality dentistry, accurate and comprehensive diagnosis and highly proficient technical skills in a safe environment. We are dentist near to you in Tallaght, looking after dental emergencies and your family dental needs .

Treating you - our patient, as we would wish ourselves and our families to be treated.

Features
âś“ Trust âś“ Expertise
âś“ Accuracy âś“ Experience
âś“ Confidentiality âś“ Professional
âś“Economical âś“Special Offers
About Us

Why people trust in us

"I have been coming to Square Dental for over 10 years. They always delivered good service and advised me the best options for my teeth .
Highly recommend this place!" 

Jane Faber, Dublin
“If you are looking for a high quality dental care, I highly recommend this one. They are the very best in the field, no compromise.”
John Smith, Dublin
"First time here and I really liked the experience, the staff are really nice and professional. Dentist was really good, had my wisdom tooth extracted with no hassle"
Madelaine Taylor, Dublin
"The Dentist made sure I felt comfortable and did not feel anything during the procedure.
I definitely recommend them!"

Sheila Marks, Dublin

Square Dental Healthy Tips

By Sunny Matharu 21 Jul, 2021
Gums That Bleed. Are electric toothbrushes more effective in combating bleeding gums than manual brushes? Both electric and manual toothbrushes are excellent at cleaning teeth as long as you 1) brush thoroughly but gently on all tooth surfaces) and 2) brush for two minutes twice a day. The newest electric brushes can really help preserve your teeth in novel ways: built-in pressure sensors may warn you when you brush too hard and, when linked to an app, can even provide feedback on your brushing effectiveness. What are the advantages of electric toothbrushes? Electric toothbrushes are usually more effective in removing plaque and food debris and reducing bleeding gums than manual toothbrushes, as the round spinning brush head allows more brush strokes per minute and can reach hard-to-reach areas; The timer ensures that you brush for the required two minutes; The newest brushes link through Bluetooth to an app, providing real-time feedback on your brushing; and If you have a condition such as arthritis, they may assist you in brushing thoroughly. Can electric toothbrushes cause tooth damage? When used properly, an electric toothbrush will not do any harm to your teeth or gums. However, be cautious: brushing too vigorously – that is, using your electric brush as if it were a manual brush – may wear away both the enamel and the gums. Allow the electric toothbrush to do the job for you by gliding over all tooth surfaces. Do electric toothbrushes help whiten teeth? The simple answer is that an electric toothbrush cannot effectively whiten teeth. However, using an electric toothbrush may result in whiter teeth, since electric brushes are usually more effective at eliminating plaque and surface stains, both of which can cause teeth to look dull or yellow. You are welcome to make an appointment and speak with one of our dentists about teeth whitening. Is cleaning your teeth alone sufficient for bleeding gums treatment? Brushing your teeth twice a day is important, but even an electric brush cannot reach all areas where food or plaque may accumulate, therefore it is critical to floss or use interdental brushes or a water flosser to clean between teeth. A final swish with an alcohol-free mouth wash may help eliminate plaque and food particles that have been stuck between the teeth during brushing or flossing. However, remember that brushing and flossing alone will not eliminate all plaque deposits, which is why you should schedule a professional scale and polish at least once a year. If you have bleeding gums, if your teeth have gotten loose, or if you are unable to tolerate dentures, schedule an appointment with our implant surgeon.
By Sunny Matharu 21 Jul, 2021
What Does Yellow Teeth Mean? This may refer to any of the following: Your teeth are naturally yellowish or off-white; Your teeth are stained (for example, from tea, coffee, or smoking); You have a plaque or tartar build-up; Your enamel has worn away, revealing the naturally yellowish underlying dentin. Ref: https://www.livescience.com/54420-yellow-teeth.html Why do your teeth get yellow? One of the most frequent causes of yellow teeth is plaque or tartar buildup as a consequence of inadequate brushing and flossing or failing to see a dentist at least once a year for a descale & polish. This may also be the result of surface discoloration from substances such as tea, coffee, cola, and cigarettes. Worse still, it may be due to the enamel being worn away due to excessive brushing or acid damage, revealing the yellowish dentin underneath. Teeth also yellow with age when the enamel thins and the dentin darkens in color. Are yellow teeth unhealthy? Yellow teeth are not always harmful; they may be your natural tooth color or stains from things like tea, coffee, and smoking. However, yellow teeth are unhealthy if they are the result of enamel erosion, exposing the underlying dentin, or plaque and tartar build-up, all of which may result in cavities, gum disease, and even tooth loss. Is it necessary for teeth to be white? No, natural teeth are not white; they are off-white in color, typically with a yellowish or blue-greyish tint. If you encounter someone with a dazzling white grin, it is usually often the result of dental restorations such as veneers or crowns, since the shade of white may be customized. How can I get rid of yellow teeth? If your teeth have become discolored as a result of plaque buildup, this may be addressed first with an improved daily teeth-cleaning regimen and a hygiene visit. A thorough dental hygiene regimen, as well as whitening if staining continues, may also help minimize discoloration. However, if the yellowing is caused by exposed dentin underneath worn-down enamel, it cannot be cured or reversed, but a front tooth may be covered with a veneer.
By Sunny Matharu 21 Jul, 2021
How long does Invisalign take to begin working? Many of our patients see a change within the first few weeks. However, if you do not continue wearing your aligners as recommended, i.e. morning and night for 20-22 hours each day, removing them only for eating, drinking, and cleaning... or for the odd special event, teeth will begin to shift back. How long does it take for Invisalign to straighten your teeth? The shortest duration of therapy is about 12 weeks, while the average is approximately 6 months to a year. As is the case with all removable braces, the total treatment time for Invisalign is dependent not only on the complexity of your case (i.e. the amount of correction required), but also – and perhaps more importantly – on your commitment to wearing the aligners for the required amount of time each day. How do I maximize the effectiveness of Invisalign? Patient dedication is almost certainly the most important element in achieving the greatest outcomes. In brief, this means wearing your braces for at least 20 to 22 hours each day, removing them only to eat, drink, and brush your teeth. Additionally, it is critical that you maintain a good oral hygiene regimen, including cleaning your teeth after each meal or snack and cleaning your trays anytime you remove them. What is the Invisalign procedure? We capture precise 3D 'impressions' of your teeth in seconds using our state-of-the-art iTero digital scanner. Thus, there will be no more biting into dirty, sticky plates in order to get physical imprints. We may then show you the entire treatment plan, from the starting position of your teeth to the ultimate desired position, prior to treatment beginning! Can Invisalign be used on just the upper teeth? While this is theoretically true, as a general rule, we advise patients to treat both arches concurrently. Why? Simply because treating just your top or lower teeth may cause your bite to become disrupted.
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