Treatments

There are several different kinds of materials used for dental restorations, but the most common types of fillings are amalgam and composite. While Amalgam or silver fillings were extremely popular once upon a time, they have gradually been replaced by more natural looking, tooth like restorative materials like composite. Composite fillings have a more natural appearance than other options as the material can be customized to match the shade of your tooth, making them almost unnoticeable.

A tooth extraction is a dental procedure during which your tooth is completely removed from its socket. Healthcare providers prefer to save natural teeth whenever possible. But sometimes, other restorative methods — such as dental fillings or dental crowns — aren’t possible. If your tooth has been badly damaged past the point of repair, then removal may be necessary. Depending on the extent of tooth damage, the tooth may be removed non-surgically or with a minor gum surgery. The Procedure is performed under local anesthesia to ensure that it is completely painless & atraumatic.

Dental scaling and polishing is the removal of plaque and tartar deposits built up on the teeth and polishing of smooth surfaces to reduce any further accumulation of debris. It removes tartar not only from the visible surfaces of the teeth but also those hidden beneath the gums! Clean up of dirt and debris reduces the gingival inflammation and improves the health of your teeth and gums! This is a routine Dental Procedure and is recommended once in every 6 months.