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The Perfect Solution to Replace Missing Teeth

Dental implants serve as replacement tooth roots, providing a strong foundation for permanent or removable prostheses (replacement teeth) designed to match your natural teeth. Made from biologically neutral, pure titanium, these implants are well-accepted by the human body and fuse with the jawbone, ensuring a secure and stable base for tooth replacement.

All About the Different Types of Dental Implants

Fixed Teeth:- The Fixed Teeth in a Day procedure involves placing a full set of dental implants using a combination of the All-on-4 and All-on-6 techniques. This treatment is an ideal solution for individuals who have lost most or all of their teeth, providing a permanent and functional smile in just one day.

Zygomatic Implants:-  Zygomatic implants are the least common type of dental implant and are typically recommended only when there is insufficient jawbone for an endosteal implant. This is a highly complex procedure that should only be performed by experienced specialists.

Immediate Loading:- This type of dental implant allows for the placement of a temporary tooth on the same day as the implant procedure. It is a viable option for patients with sufficient bone and an implant secure enough to support the temporary tooth under normal pressure.

All-on-4:- The All-on-4 technique is an alternative for replacing a full set of upper or lower teeth. Four dental implants are placed in available bone, eliminating the need for bone grafting. A temporary set of replacement teeth can be placed on the same day. However, patients must follow a special diet while the tissues heal and the implants integrate with the bone.

All-on-6:- All-one-6 dental implants involve placing six implants in the upper or lower jaw to serve as stable pillars for supporting bridges or crowns. This approach provides enhanced support and stability, making it a suitable option for patients needing full-arch restoration.

Root Canal Treatment

A root canal is a hollow space in the center of a tooth that houses the nerve, along with soft tissue, blood vessels, and connective tissue. When the pulp becomes infected or diseased, a root canal treatment is necessary to remove the infection and preserve the tooth.

Microendodontics:- The root canal system of a tooth is often intricate, with thin, delicate, and sometimes curved or multiple canals. These complex pathways can be challenging for an endodontist to navigate. In such cases, magnification techniques are used to enhance visibility, allowing for greater precision and accuracy during the root canal procedure.

Painless Treatment:- 
Root canal treatment itself is not painful, as it is performed under local anesthesia. Severe post-operative pain is uncommon, though mild discomfort or soreness in the treated tooth for a few days is normal and usually subsides on its own.

Ortho Braces and Aligner

Orthodontic braces and aligners both aim to straighten teeth. Most commonly it involves the use of braces to move teeth into proper positing. In this method, brackets are bonded to the teeth and arch wires are threaded through the brackets. The arch wires act as a track, guiding each tooth to its proper position.

Single-Sitting Root Canal:- A single-sitting root canal involves completing the entire treatment in one visit. Traditionally, multiple appointments are scheduled to allow the medication inside the roots to eliminate the infection gradually. However, in suitable cases, a single-session procedure can effectively restore the tooth while minimizing treatment time.

Orthodontic Treatment

Orthodontics is the practice of using specialized appliances to straighten and align teeth. The most common method involves the use of braces, which gradually move teeth into their correct positions. This process includes bonding brackets to the teeth and threading archwires through them. The archwires serve as a guide, helping each tooth shift into proper alignment. Various types of orthodontic braces are available to patients, depending on their needs and preferences.

Metal & Tooth-Colored Braces:- Ceramic braces feature translucent brackets that blend with the natural tooth color, making them a more discreet option compared to traditional metal braces. They are ideal for patients who want a less noticeable orthodontic solution while still achieving effective results.

Lingual Braces:- Lingual braces are placed on the back of the teeth, making them completely invisible from the front. They are highly effective in treating a wide range of orthodontic cases, including complex, multi-disciplinary treatments.

Invisalign:- Invisalign is a removable teeth-straightening system that uses clear, custom-made aligners instead of metal braces. These aligners fit snugly over the teeth and apply gentle pressure to guide them into the desired position.

Clear Aligners:- Clear aligners are transparent orthodontic devices designed to correct misalignment. They function similarly to braces but offer the convenience of being removable. Since they are less noticeable than traditional braces, they provide an effective and discreet solution for individuals looking to straighten their teeth without disrupting their daily routine.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry is a method of professional oral care that focuses on improving the appearance of your teeth. And although cosmetic dentistry procedures are usually elective rather than essential, some treatment cases also provide restorative benefits. Learn about the most common procedures and how they work.

Gap Closure :- A gap between two teeth, known as a diastema, most commonly appears between the upper front teeth but can occur anywhere in the mouth. If you are concerned about tooth gaps and want to explore treatment options, feel free to contact us for more information.

Porcelain Veneers :- Porcelain veneers are thin, custom-made shells designed to cover the front surface of teeth. These bonded laminates provide a durable and aesthetically pleasing solution for enhancing or restoring a beautiful smile. Veneers can also help improve tooth function and strength.

Teeth Whitening :- The term “whitening” is somewhat misleading, as natural teeth are not perfectly white but instead have a mix of white and yellow tones. The goal of teeth whitening is to restore the teeth’s natural brightness.

Bleaching can be done either in a dental clinic by a dentist or at home using commercially available bleaching kits. However, it is essential to consult a dentist before opting for at-home bleaching, as not all products are effective or suitable for every individual. Typically, the initial bleaching is performed in-office, followed by at-home maintenance. For the safest and most effective results, both methods should be supervised by a dentist.

Digital Smile Makeover :- With advanced digital technology, we can create virtual designs to show you a preview of your new smile before treatment even begins! This allows you to make final adjustments—such as tooth color and shape—before we proceed, ensuring the results align with your expectations.

Fixed Teeth Replacement

Fixed teeth replacement, often achieved through dental implants, involves replacing missing teeth with artificial teeth that are permanently anchored to the jawbone, offering a stable and natural-looking solution. Dental implants are small, titanium posts surgically placed into the jawbone to act as artificial tooth roots. 

Kids Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry is a branch that deals with all kinds of teeth problems in children. A pediatric dentist is a dentist who specializes in pediatric dentistry for kids.

They are dedicated to providing good oral health and have years of experience dealing with gum, mouth, and teeth issues throughout the different phases of a kid’s life.

All type Filling

Dental filling materials are used to restore the function, integrity, and morphology of missing tooth structure, usually resulting from cavities or external trauma. There are several types of dental filling materials, each with its own benefits and uses.

Inlay ,Onlay, Overlay

Inlay, onlay, or overlay restorations is performed in the following situations:

  • When one or more cusps of a tooth or tooth wall(s) are lost due to decay
  • When a tooth is so damaged that a standard filling is not enough to restore the contact points between adjacent teeth
  • In the case of teeth undergoing endodontic treatment

Veneers (injectable composite or e max):

Veneers are thin custom-made shells or jackets designed to cover the front tooth surface of a tooth. These bonded covers or laminates offer a durable way of creating or restoring beauty to a smile. They also can be used to re-establish function and strength.

Crown (Metal, PFM, Cadcam PFM, Zirconia, Layered Zirconia, E Max ):

As the name implies these crowns are made up of metal. Metal crowns withstand biting and chewing forces well and probably last the longest in terms of wear down.

Denture (removable flexible denture, injection moulding denture

Dentures, also known as semi-flexible partial dentures, are fabricated using injection molding techniques with flexible materials like nylon or polyamides, offering a more comfortable and durable alternative to traditional acrylic dentures.

Scaling

Scaling is a procedure to remove plaque and tartar (hardened plaque) from teeth, both above and below the gumline, to treat and prevent gum disease, often performed with hand instruments or ultrasonic devices. 

Tooth Whitening

Tooth whitening or tooth bleaching is the process of lightening the colour of human teeth. Whitening is often desirable when teeth become yellowed over time for a number of reasons, and can be achieved by changing the intrinsic or extrinsic colour of the tooth enamel. The chemical degradation of the chromogens within or on the tooth is termed as bleaching.

Treatment for Sensitivity

Teeth sensitivity usually occurs when the underlying layer of your teeth — the dentin — becomes exposed. This can happen due to erosion (wear and tear) and gum recession (when your gum tissue pulls away from your teeth, exposing the roots).
Teeth roots, which aren’t covered by hard enamel, contain thousands of tiny tubules leading to your tooth’s center (the pulp). These dentinal tubules (or channels) allow stimuli — for example, hot, cold or sweet food — to reach the nerve in your tooth, which results in the pain you feel.

Oral Health Eeport by 3d Scanner

A 3D oral health report, or ConsulReport, is a digital record created after a dentist performs an intraoral scan using a 3D scanner. It provides a detailed view of the patient’s teeth and gums, identifying conditions like dental plaque and caries. The report includes the diagnosis, description of oral conditions, and a recommended treatment plan for managing oral health.