Dental Implant Tooth
A dental implant is a permanent way to replace a missing tooth. Dental implant can be used to replace single teeth or all your teeth. This is not a low-cost alternative, however, it can provide enormous benefits to people who have lost teeth due to accidents, decay or gum disease.
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Tooth Colored Filling
Dental Fillings are special materials used to restore missing tooth structure due to decay or trauma. Decay makes the tooth hollow and dental filling helps to fill this gap.
A filling can also be used to repair broken or cracked tooth and the teeth which wear off due to dental habits like teeth grinding, nail biting etc.
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Wisdom Tooth Removal
Wisdom tooth is the last tooth to come in your mouth. They come behind the second molar at the back of the jaw.
Wisdom teeth usually begin to come around the ages of 17 and 21. More often, they give a lot of trouble as they try to come in.
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Child Dental Treatment
We recommend that a child’s first visit to the dentist should take place by the first birthday.
At this visit, the dentist will explain proper brushing techniques and conduct a modified exam while your baby sits on your lap. Such visits can help in the early detection of potential problems.
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Teeth Whitening
Cosmetic teeth whitening is one of the most popular and minimally invasive ways to create bright white teeth from yellow dark teeth.
The whitening of teeth is safe and easy, and more affordable than ever before. Because of these reasons, more and more people are opting for tooth whitening procedure.
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Root Canal Treatment
A root canal treatment is a clinical procedure performed to repair and save a tooth that is badly decayed or infected. During the procedure, the dentist removes the decay, infected damage pulp tissue inside of the tooth, cleans the space within and seals it.
There’s no need to worry if you have been advised to get a root canal on one of your teeth, as this is the only procedure to save your tooth and eliminate dental pain.
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Teeth Cleaning/Scaling
Even if you brush and floss regularly, some amount of plaque and tartar builds up on your teeth and also below the gumline. Over the period of time, the tartar increases so much that it starts damaging the gums, and thus needs to be cleaned.
During cleaning, we use a special ultrasonic device to remove the tartar above and below the gum line.
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Dental Crown/Cap
A crown is a tooth-shaped cover or “cap” that is placed over a tooth by your dentist. The cap restores the tooth to its original shape, size, and function. A crown can make the tooth stronger or improve the way it looks.
Know every thing about dental crown procedure , advantages, home care and problems of dental crowns.
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Dental Veneers/Smile Correction
Having damaged discolored or odd-shaped teeth can be of great concern for some people. Dental veneer is the answer to improve the appearance of the teeth and change a person’s smile.
Have you ever wondered why do most celebrities have a dazzling smile that is so charming?
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Gum Disease Treatment
Swollen gums are a common problem, and can have a number of different causes.
Gum disease can be painless, so it is important to be aware of any of the following symptoms: Swollen, red, tender or bleeding gums, bad breath or bad taste in mouth, Loose teeth,Visible pus surrounding the teeth…
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Diamond on Teeth
Diamond on tooth is a fashion trend initially worn by many celebrities but now many people go for it to sparkle their smile.
If you want a wow factor on your smile, this is a new craze trending across the world, to make your smile unique, noticeable with good quality tooth jewellery.
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Tooth Removal
There are a multiple reasons why one may need tooth extraction ranging from badly decayed teeth, removal of wisdom teeth, for making space for other crowded teeth and much more.
The dentist or surgeon will numb the tooth first to ensure a pain less procedure. Even though dental extractions can be scary, it can be the key for relieving dental pain and preventing future problems.
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Orthodontic Treatment
Do you shy away from smiling freely and confidently because of your teeth? Are your teeth crooked or placed outwards? If you have any of these problems with your teeth, its time you start thinking about orthodontic (braces) treatment.
Your crooked or irregular teeth can be well aligned with orthodontic braces treatment, braces can be metal, ceramic or invisible like clear aligners with different costs.
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Denture
If you’ve lost all of your natural teeth, whether from periodontal disease, tooth decay or injury, complete dentures can replace your missing teeth and your smile.
Replacing missing teeth will improve your appearance, clewing ability and overall health.
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Aligners- An Invisible Braces
When we talk about tooth irregularities and misalign, it is indisputably one of the largest offenders for affecting your smile. Much more than just an aesthetic issue, it can drastically lower your self-esteem and confidence levels. You may glance at others having consummate teeth considering them to be the luckiest people on this earth.
That said; deformations in teeth have become quite a dime a dozen situation, with of individuals getting impacted by it. But with incessant advancement in dentistry, these clouds of horizons can be readily treated.
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Anti-Snoring Devices and Sleep Dentistry
Snoring, a common sleep disturbance that affects millions worldwide, can significantly disrupt sleep quality for both the snorer and their bed partner. While many factors contribute to snoring, one of the most effective and often overlooked solutions lies in the realm of sleep dentistry. Anti-snoring devices, custom-made by dentists, offer tailored solutions for individuals struggling with this condition. This article will delve into the intricacies of anti-snoring devices and their role in sleep dentistry, exploring their types, effectiveness, and the benefits they provide.
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5 Ways To Treat TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome)
TMJ disorder, more accurately referred to as temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD), is an umbrella term for over 30 conditions that cause pain and dysfunction in the temporomandibular joints (TMJs) and the muscles that control jaw movement. The TMJs are the two joints connecting your lower jaw to your skull, one on each side of your face, just in front of your ears. They act like a sliding hinge, allowing you to speak, chew, and yawn.
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