Dr. Loh Ee Tyug serves as the Clinical Director at DP Dental Katong. She earned her Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the National University of Singapore in 2001, where she received numerous awards, including the FAC Ohlers Award for the Best Clinical Student.
Dr Loh remains at the forefront of her field, consistently enhancing her skills and knowledge through ongoing education, both locally and internationally. Her expertise spans various areas, including implantology, CAD/CAM ceramic, TMD, occlusion and gnathology, Invisalign, aesthetic dentistry, Myobrace, myofunctional habit corrections, and dental sleep medicine.
Dr Loh is a firm believer of the philosophy “Prevention is better than Cure”. She has attended Myobrace Training in Australia alongside DP Dental’s directors to train in myofunctional habit corrections and early intervention.
Additionally, Dr Loh holds a special interest in TMD and has completed TMD courses in the USA. She is dedicated to resolving pain through functional and minimally invasive dentistry, by emphasising the identification and treatment of root causes.
Early Intervention with Myofunctional Therapy and Teeth Straightening in Children
Snoring and Dental Sleep Medicine
Functional Aesthetic Dentistry
Beyond dentistry, Dr Loh finds joy in travelling, and exploring the outdoors with her family.
Nasal breathing together with proper oral and dietary habits strongly affect craniofacial development.
Dental pain consists of various problems originating from teeth and its surrounding areas, toothache being the most common of all.
A root canal treatment removes infected tissues in abscessed or significantly damaged teeth, thereby eliminating the pain.
Besides getting your wisdom teeth removed, what could happen if you ignore losing one or more of your other 28 teeth?
Just when you thought you and your baby had mastered breastfeeding, established a comfortable sleeping pattern and happily started solids, out come those little pearly whites!
All of us are born with our mouths closed, breathing through the nose. If we deviate from there anytime, this is a sign to be concerned.
Have you been experiencing jaw pain, and difficulty in chewing? You might be suffering from TMD. So, what triggers TMD and what are some options for TMJ treatment?
Myofunctional therapy is a combination of physical therapy exercises for the mouth, tongue, and face muscles. The exercises are designed specifically to improve your chewing and swallowing, and most importantly, the way you breathe.
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