SPECIAL FACILITIES

These Digital X-rays are sent directly to a computer and can be viewed on screen, stored, or printed out. These X-rays (radiographs) are images of your teeth used to evaluate your oral health. These X-rays are used with low levels of radiation to capture images of the interior of your teeth and gums. This can help in identifying problems, like cavities and impacted teeth.

‘Cosmetic white Fillings’ is the technique commonly used in restorative Dentistry. It has been routinely used in cosmetic dentistry and can bring drastic transformation to your smile. The process demands a skillful/ artistic use of the correct amount and color of “dental composite”.

An ultrasonic scaler allows you to thoroughly remove calculus from your teeth in a way that is very gentle, producing minimal or no damage to your teeth and tooth roots which is critical.
Ultrasonic scalers use ultrasound to remove calculus deposits from your teeth more effectively.

Full restorative coverage of an existing structurally compromised tooth provides a means of protection against fractures such as in the case of prior root canal-treated teeth, heavily restored teeth, or badly broken teeth in case of trauma where the original anatomical form cannot be obtained by a conventional regular Filling.

Diastemas are closed by orthodontics or restoration. A highly successful technique is addition of composite. A space which is too large and closed with composite results in teeth that are esthetically too wide and orthodontics is recommended. Space closure requires placement of composite two adjacent teeth.

Porcelain laminate veneer is a thin shell of porcelain used to reconstruct teeth to look natural and make your smile brighter.
It has more stability and a better aesthetic to your teeth structure. One can opt to use porcelain laminate veneers in conditions like Stained or Discolored Teeth, Chipped Teeth, Slightly Misaligned, Little Gaps between, Malformed Structure, and Calcium Loss on Teeth.

A night guard is an oral appliance that fits over the upper or lower arch of teeth. Its purpose is to reduce strain on jaw joints and minimize stress on teeth. Dental mouth guards are inserted (after teeth are brushed and flossed) before falling asleep, then removed in the morning. You simply brush the guard lightly or give it a swish in natural herbal mouth rinse to keep it clean and fresh.

If you have lost some or all of your teeth due to decay, an accident, or disease, one way to restore your smile is with dentures and removable dental appliances that are specifically designed to replace natural missing teeth.
While it may take some adjustments to get them to fit perfectly, dentures are worth the effort to restore your ability in chewing and talking properly.