Preventive Dentistry
Preventive dentistry deals with the prevention of decay in tooth by application of Fluoride and Pit and fissure sealants. It also deals with prevention of malocclusion by providing treatment at right age of eruption of tooth. When tooth decay becomes extensive and reaches to pulp then pulpal intervention is required. Pulpectomy, pulpotomy and direct pulp capping generally performed in primary teeth. RCT and direct pulp capping are done in permanent teeth.
Dental Caries Management
When the decay of the tooth progresses and leads to cavitation then it will be managed by excavation of dental caries followed by restoration of teeth with cement.
Space maintainers
Space maintainers are orthodontic devices that are used to preserve the space created by a missing tooth or baby tooth. They are commonly used in children's dentistry to prevent the surrounding teeth from shifting into the empty space, which can cause crowding, bite problems, and other dental issues. Space maintainers are used to prevent loss of space and for guidance of eruption of permanent tooth into their space. Space maintainers are a crucial part of pediatric dentistry and can prevent long-term dental problems for children who have lost baby teeth early. By preserving the space for adult teeth to come in, space maintainers can ensure that children have a healthy and functional bite as they grow.
Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening of teeth involves various method like bleaching etc. to remove intrinsic and extrinsic stains from teeth. This procedure involves the application of a high-concentration bleaching gel to the teeth, which is then activated using a special light.
Crown
Crown is small cap like structure that fits on tooth. It can be of stainless steel, porcelain or zirconia.A dental crown is a type of restoration that is used to repair and protect damaged or decayed teeth. It is a cap that is placed over the remaining portion of a tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance.
Trauma of Teeth
Trauma of teeth and surrounding structures can be in type of fracture of teeth, avulsion of tooth, subluxation Or laceration. Splinting of teeth, Replantation of teeth to other minor oral surgeries are perform to manage trauma.
Aesthetic Rehabilitation
Aesthetic rehabilitation refers to the process of improving the appearance of a person's smile through a combination of cosmetic and restorative dental treatments. The goal of aesthetic rehabilitation is to create a healthy, functional, and attractive smile that enhances a person's overall appearance and self-confidence.
Aesthetic rehabilitation can include a variety of treatments, including:
Teeth whitening to brighten stained or discolored teeth
Veneers to improve the shape, size, and color of teeth
Dental implants to replace missing teeth
Crowns to restore damaged or decayed teeth
Invisalign or other orthodontic treatments to straighten crooked or misaligned teeth
Aesthetic rehabilitation can have a profound impact on a person's appearance and self-confidence, and can help improve the overall health and function of the mouth.
Pulp Treatment
Pulp treatment is a type of dental procedure that is used to save a damaged or infected tooth. The pulp is the soft tissue inside a tooth that contains nerves and blood vessels. When the pulp becomes damaged or infected, it can cause significant pain, swelling, and sensitivity, and can lead to the loss of the tooth if left untreated.
Treatment of Oral Habit
Oral habits are behaviors that people engage in that can affect the health and appearance of their teeth and jaws. Common oral habits include thumb sucking, nail biting, chewing on pens or other objects, and grinding or clenching the teeth. While these habits are often established in childhood, they can persist into adulthood and cause long-term dental problems if left untreated. Treatment for oral habits depends on the specific habit and its severity. For example, a dentist may recommend a dental appliance, such as a thumb guard or night guard, to protect the teeth and jaws from damage caused by grinding or clenching. In the case of thumb sucking, a dentist may recommend behavioral therapy, such as positive reinforcement or habit elimination training, to help the child break the habit. It is important to address oral habits as soon as they are noticed, as they can cause long-term damage to the teeth and jaws if left untreated. Overall, the treatment of oral habits is an important aspect of dentistry, and can help improve the health and appearance of the teeth and jaws, as well as a person's overall well-being.
Invisible/Clear Braces
Invisible or clear braces are a type of orthodontic treatment that uses clear or tooth-colored brackets and wires to straighten teeth. Unlike traditional metal braces, which are highly visible, clear braces are designed to be discreet and blend in with the teeth. Clear braces are made from a clear or tooth-colored material, such as ceramic or plastic, which makes them much less noticeable than traditional metal braces. They are also less likely to irritate the soft tissues in the mouth, making them a comfortable option for many people.Clear braces are a good choice for people who want to straighten their teeth without the visible appearance of traditional braces.