Family Dentistry

Maintaining good oral hygiene is a vital part of your lifestyle. Family dentists provide dental services designed to help keep your teeth healthy so your dental hygiene is maintained. These services include regular 6 monthly check-ups, Cavity checks and fillings, Fluoride treatments and dental sealants, Gum disease treatment etc.

Family dentists take care of your dental health right from infancy, all throughout childhood and the teenage years, into adulthood and old age.

Dental Clean Up & Regular Check Up

A regular dental check-up is vital to keep your teeth and gums healthy. A 6-monthly regular check-up should be done for a healthy oral hygiene. The dentist scans for cavities, plaque and tartar on your teeth. Next, the gums are checked for any infection or swelling.

Root Canal Treatment (RCT)

Root canal treatment repairs and saves a severely damaged or infected tooth. The bacteria and decaying material in the tooth may cause an infection or a tooth abscess if left untreated, leading to pulp death, bone loss and loss of the tooth itself. With advancement in dentistry over the last decade, most people now experience minimal pain, if any, during a root canal treatment. Our Root Canal Treatment is painless and relieves toothache effectively in addition to saving the natural tooth.

Pediatric Dental Care

Pediatric Dentists are trained to take care of dental complexities of kids and teens. It includes carefully examining the teeth, correction of crooked and misaligned teeth, treatment of cavities, dental injuries, etc.

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Orthodontic Treatments

Orthodontic treatment straightens or moves the teeth so that it improves its appearance and also gives long term healthy effects. It also improves speech function and gives protection against damage. Orthodontics treats Malocclusion, it is a condition when teeth are not properly aligned when the mouth is closed. An orthodontist specializes in making the teeth straight.

Indication of Orthodontic treatment

• Straightening crooked teeth.
• Treating an improper bite.
• Improving speech.
• Boosting the long-term health of gums and teeth.

Crowns and Bridges

Crowns and bridges are foxed prosthetic devices. You can not remove these daily like dentures. These are cemented on your existing teeth or implant. Only dentist can remove it if you face any difficulty. A crown is used to entirely cover or" cap" a damaged tooth. Capping not only strengths the damaged tooth it also improves its appearance. Ceramic crowns can be matched to the color of your natural teeth color. Other materials include gold and metal alloys and acrylic, A bridge is recommended by a dentist if you are missing one or two teeth. A missing teeth gap causes the other remaining teeth to shift into that gap. This imbalance can also lead to a gum disease and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. Bridges are used to replace missing teeth. They cover the space of missing teeth. These teeth are called abutments. They serve as anchors for the bridge. A replacement tooth, called a pontic, is attached to the crowns that cover the abutments.

Complete Dentures

A complete denture is a removable acrylic replacement for teeth, soft tissue, and bone lost in an entire dental arch. Complete denture is also known as a full denture, covers the whole mouth rather than just a part of it. It’s a removable device that can be used to replace missing teeth and is used by someone who has lost all of their teeth.Complete dentures has mainly two parts, the artificial teeth and the denture base. The denture base is the foundation of the artificial tooth and can be used to restore the defective soft and hard tissues. A denture is made with a metal framework for strength and retention, is constructed to replace missing teeth.

Tooth Extractions

Our permanent teeth are meant to last a life but sometimes tooth extraction is needed. There can be many reasons for tooth extraction. When a tooth is badly damaged , tooth decay ,a crowded mouth etc. In crowded mouth the goal of orthodontia is to properly align the teeth, which may not be possible if your teeth are too big for your mouth or if a tooth is not erupting because there is no space for it. In this case your dentist may advise to pull it. Tooth decay can be treated with RCT but sometimes infection is so severe that antibiotics or RCT are not helpful so extraction is needed here to prevent the spreading of infection.