Crowns & Bridges

A crown is a form of dental restoration that completely encircles a tooth. Crowns are generally required when a large cavity threatens the strength and presence of the tooth. Usually, they are attached to the tooth using dental cement. It is used to make the tooth look better. Crowns can be both permanent and temporary by nature.

Dental Crowns are generally placed to:

1. Provide support to the teeth with a large filling when there is not much of tooth left.
2. Cover a disproportionately ill-shaped tooth.
3. Restore a tooth that has no sope left to repair.

The procedure to obtain Dental Bridge:

1. Prepare the abutment teeth, where space is made to place the crown over the teeth.
2. Teeth impressions, required when crowns and bridges are made in a dental laboratory.
3. A temporary bridge is provided until the completion of the permanent bridge.
4. Cementing of the bridge, to fix the bridge permanently.

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Maxillofacial Prosthesis: Maxillofacial prosthesis is a process which deals with hereditary defects of the head and neck. Maxillofacial prosthetis amalgamates parts of multiple disciplines including head and neck oncology, congenital malformation, plastic surgery, speech, and other related disciplines.
Tooth Extractions: Tooth extraction is the process of removal of tooth from its socket in the bone. A tooth extraction is prescribed generally when it is not feasible to repair the damaged tooth. It is also done in cases where the tissues and bones are completely damaged. The tooth is extracted after giving local anaesthesia to the patient. A dental tool named ‘Elevator’ is used to widen the gaps between teeth
Dentures: Dentures are false teeth that might be fixed or removable in nature. Tooth replacement is prescribed when the roots of the tooth become irreparable and the tooth must be removed. Dentures have started to become more real with the advent of synthetic plastic resins and lightweight metal alloy teeth denture. Due to technological advancements, dentures have become more efficient in chewing and crunching.
Veneering: Veneers are customized thin shells, made to act as a barrier by fitting exactly in front if the tooth. The surgery results in a very strong and resilient tooth. Veneers can be used for Closing spaces, restoring broken teeth or even corrected unevenly sized teeth.
Ultrasonic Scaling: Ultrasonic Scaling is the process to remove unwanted inflammation causing elements like plaque and tartar. The Ultrasonic Scaler moves slowly with a low frequency and is air-driven.
Orthodontic Treatment: It is a form of treatment where the dentist treats improperly positioned jaw and teeth. Teeth which are not placed properly have a high risk of being lost early due to decay, as it is difficult to clean these types of teeth.
Dental Jewellery: The process of fixing teeth jewellery is very easy and does not take more than 15 minutes. There is no drilling involved, so there are no side effects to the tooth. It can be easily removed without any damage to the tooth structure.
Lip Repositioning: It is a surgery required by the people who have a gummy smile. In a normal smile the length of gum should be not visible by more than 1-2 mm�s. It is considered to be unattractive if the visibility is of more than 4 mm�s.

Root Canal Treatment: Root canal treatment (also known as Endodontic Therapy) is a process of treatment for the infected pulp of a tooth which results in the removal of infection and it further protects the tooth from future microbial attacks.
Crowns and Bridges: A crown is a form of dental restoration which completely caps or encircles a tooth. Crowns are generally required when a large cavity threatens the presence of the tooth. They are usually attached to the tooth using a dental cement.
Dental Implants: A dental implant is a surgical procedure in which the bone of the jaw or skull is used to support a dental prosthesis such as a crown, bridge, denture or to act as an orthodontic anchor. The time taken on a dental implant varies from person to person. It is a long process and generally it takes around 9 months for the procedure to fully complete.
Full Mouth Rehabiliation: Full Mouth Rehabiliation refers to the set of procedures done in to repair missing teeth, repair damaged teeth, correct improperly seated jaw joints and faulty bites, address jawbone and gum damage, replace worn-out dental work, and, in some cases, treat diseases of the mouth.
Smile Makeover: Digital Smile Designing is a process by which the smile of a patient can be revamped without much of trouble. Firstly, the smile is evaluated and a perfec t design is made for the patient. After this steps like Making a Treatment Plan, Preperation of teeth and Fabrication of temporary crowns and other steps take place.
Bleaching: Bleaching or Tooth Whitening lightens the colour of teeth and removes stains and tartar from the teeth. It is one of the most prevalent dental procedures followed these days.
Periodontal Surgery: Periodontal surgery is a plastic (reshaping) surgical procedure designed to restore the tooth to its normal form from the damaged periodontal structures which support the teeth (the gum tissue, periodontal ligament and bone).
IOPA X-Ray: IOPA X-ray shows the entire root and a dentist can look for infections, widened pdl space, bone loss (horizontal/ vertical) or bony defect. This advent in technology has helped dentists to confirm their Diagnosis with pin-point accuracy and precision which in turn has led to successful procedures with utmost ease for the patient.