Anu Dental

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Anu Dental ROOT CANAL TREATMENT

14/01/2018

What are the best way to take care of your teeth

Visit your dentist regularly
Dentist will let you know how good your teeth are or how to prevent damage of your teeth
Brush your teeth twice daily
Use dental floss regularly
As recommended by your dentist use medicated tooth paste or mouth wash for your sensitive teeth
Use medication or medicament gel if you find any ulcers in your oral cavity
If ulcers persists more than a week visit your dentist
If you find a decay of your teeth do not neglect and visit your dentist as early as possible
If there are any missing teeth you need to get replaced immediately
If any spacing or crowding or protruded teeth you need to visit your dentist
Visit your dentist for any impacted teeth present in your oral cavity

01/01/2018

Dental Services
Anu dental care centre is full-fledge dental hospital specializing in the field of dentistry in India. Full range of all dental specialties is provided under one roof.

1. General Dentistry

Consultation
Screening
Radiographs
Diagnosis & Treatment plan
Patients & Family Counseling

2. Operative Dentistry
Root Canal Treatment
Laser Root Canal Treatment
Tooth Fillings
Tooth Color Restorations
Composite Restorations
Light cure Restorations
Re-Restorations
Hemisections
Apicoectomy
GC Restorations

3. Periodontic Dentistry

Scaling and Polishing
Root Planning & Deep Cleaning
Curettage
Gingivectomy
Flap Surgery
Flap Surgery with Laser
Flap Surgery with bone graft
Laser Surgery
Crown lengthening Surgery
Gingival Graft

4. Oral & Maxillo Facial Surgery
Extractions
Simple Extractions
Complicated Extractions
Wisdom tooth Extraction
Impactions
Surgical Extractions
Bone Grafting
Inter Maxillary Fixations
Inter Mandibular Fixations
Bone Plating
Frenectomy
Genioplasty
Dental Implants
Dental Implants In a Day
5. Cosmetic Dentistry
Smile Designing
Teeth Whitening
Dental Veneers
Bleaching
Dental Bridges
Dental Crowns
Dental Bonding
Composite Dental Veneers
Composite Resin Filling
Filling Replacements
Dental Inlay and Onlays
Teeth Jewel
6. Pediatric Dentistry
Dental check-up
Fluoride Application Treatment
Pits and Fissure Sealants
Monitoring of Dental Eruption
Behavior management and dental education
Preventive appliance
Pulpotomy and pulpectomy
Crowns
Habit Breaking Appliance
Restorations
Tooth color fillings
Over retained teeth extractions

7. Prosthetic Dentistry
Dental Crowns
Dental implants
Dental Bridges
Flexible Dentures
BPS Dentures
Implant Supported Dentures
Lava Crowns
All Ceramic Crowns
Dental implants in a Day
Complete Dentures in a Day
Crown Lengthening
Cast Partial Dentures


8. Preventive Dentistry
Oral Hygiene Instruction
Pit and Fissure Sealants
Fluoride Application
Preventive Appliance
Night Guards
Habit Breaking Appliance
Caries Risk assessment
Diet Counseling

9. Orthodontic Dentistry
Metal Braces
Ceramic Braces
Clear Braces
Lingual Braces
Clear path
Self Ligating braces
Invisalign
Clear Aligners
Orthognatic Surgeries
Palate Expansion plates
Retainers
Preventive appliance
Habit Breaking appliance

10. Oral Medicine & Radiology
Biopsy
Lesions
Iopa
OPG
Radiographs

11. Dental Implants

Single Implants
Multiple Implant Bridges
Immediate implants
Conventional implants
Implants in a day
Full mouth implants
Full jaw implant bridge
Implants Supported Dentures
Zygomatic implants
Full maxilla all-on-four, all-on-six implants
Full mandible all-on-four, all-on-six implants
12. IV Sedation Dentistry
Surgical Tooth Extractions
Wisdom tooth Extractions

01/01/2018

Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is a art in dentistry used to refer to any dental procedure that improves the appearance of a person’s teeth, gums or bite with a combination of several treatment procedures to give a perfect smile.
Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening is done to improve the shade of the teeth for brighter smile.stained and discoloured teeth can be made whiter and brighter with teeth whitening procedure to make beautiful smiles.
Discoloration of teeth
Tooth discoloration can be caused by excessive intake of coffee,tea,few medications, soft drinks, pan/gutka chewing,aging,chemical damage. Trauma to tooth or root of the tooth wil also causes discoloration of tooth.
Dental implant
A dental implant is a artificial tooth root that interfaces with the bone to support the dental prosthesis which is being replaced. Implant can not only be used to replace a single tooth but also to support bridge, dentures and facial prosthesis. Implant also acts as an orthodontic anchor.
Composite Restorations
Composite restorations are done for broken, cracked, chipped and discolored teeth. Silver amalgam restorations can be replaced with composite restorations for esthetic purpose. Composite restorations play an important role in esthetic dentistry to obtain a uniform smile.
Reshaping of teeth
Reshaping is part of cosmetic dentistry in which reshaping or contouring gives instant results and makes you smile better. Crooked teeth, chipped teeth, cracked teeth, broken teeth or even over lapping teeth can be reshaped in just one session.
Cosmetic gum surgery
If a significant amount of gingival tissue (gums) can be seen if a person smiles is called as gummy smile. Your teeth appear to be short making your gums more visible while you smile. It is corrected by gum sculpting using laser which exposes more of your teeth removing excess gummy tissue and making your smile a perfect one.

01/01/2018

Children dentistry / Pediatric dentistry
Pediatric dentist also known as Pedodontists deals with treating children from birth through adolescence. One of the important aspects of children dentistry is child psychology as to create a friendly and fun atmosphere for their young patients to have a positive first experience to shape their future dental health.
Few common questions asked by many parents who need guidance to help their children develop good oral hygiene habits and get nutrition they need are answered by our expert pedodontist here below
At what age should I expect my child’s teeth to come in?
The order and timing of each tooth varies by each individual. Most children get their first tooth at around six (6) months, with all 20 of the baby teeth appearing by age three (3). At the age of six (6) years permanent teeth begin to appear and generally continue to come until age 21.
When should be my child’s first visit to the dentist?
The child’s first visit to the dentist should occur by 12 months of age. This will enable the dentist to evaluate your child’s dental health early and introduce you to proper oral hygiene and help you to identify if your child is at risk for baby tooth decay.
Are baby teeth really that important to my child?
Baby teeth or primary teeth or milk teeth are important for many reasons as they help your child speak clearly, chew naturally and they also aid in forming a path that permanent teeth can follow when they are ready to erupt.
How do I make my child’s diet safe for his teeth and prevent cavities?
Maintaining a balanced diet which includes fruits, vegetables, cereals, milk, dairy products, meat, fish, eggs limiting the servings of sugars and in-between snacking. Along with twice brushing of teeth with fluoride tooth paste and flossing of teeth once a day will prevent cavities.
How important are dental sealants and fluorides?
Sealants are adhesive coatings that are applied to surface of teeth to prevent tooth decay. Fluorides strengths tooth enamel and make teeth more resistant to decay.
Children dentistry / Pediatric dentistry
Pediatric dentist also known as Pedodontists deals with treating children from birth through adolescence. One of the important aspects of children dentistry is child psychology as to create a friendly and fun atmosphere for their young patients to have a positive first experience to shape their future dental health.
Few common questions asked by many parents who need guidance to help their children develop good oral hygiene habits and get nutrition they need are answered by our expert pedodontist here below
At what age should I expect my child’s teeth to come in?
The order and timing of each tooth varies by each individual. Most children get their first tooth at around six (6) months, with all 20 of the baby teeth appearing by age three (3). At the age of six (6) years permanent teeth begin to appear and generally continue to come until age 21.
When should be my child’s first visit to the dentist?
The child’s first visit to the dentist should occur by 12 months of age. This will enable the dentist to evaluate your child’s dental health early and introduce you to proper oral hygiene and help you to identify if your child is at risk for baby tooth decay.
Are baby teeth really that important to my child?
Baby teeth or primary teeth or milk teeth are important for many reasons as they help your child speak clearly, chew naturally and they also aid in forming a path that permanent teeth can follow when they are ready to erupt.
How do I make my child’s diet safe for his teeth and prevent cavities?
Maintaining a balanced diet which includes fruits, vegetables, cereals, milk, dairy products, meat, fish, eggs limiting the servings of sugars and in-between snacking. Along with twice brushing of teeth with fluoride tooth paste and flossing of teeth once a day will prevent cavities.
How important are dental sealants and fluorides?
Sealants are adhesive coatings that are applied to surface of teeth to prevent tooth decay. Fluorides strengths tooth enamel and make teeth more resistant to decay.
How often does my child need to see the dentist?
In order to prevent cavities and other dental problems check up every six (6) months is recommended. Some may need more frequent dental visits because of increased risk of tooth decay, unusual growth pattern or poor oral hygiene.
often does my child need to see the dentist?
In order to prevent cavities and other dental problems check up every six (6) months is recommended. Some may need more frequent dental visits because of increased risk of tooth decay, unusual growth pattern or poor oral hygiene.

01/01/2018

BLEEDING GUMS??? – YOU MY BE DIABETIC!!
If you are suffering from bleeding gums or any gum problems there is high risk of you suffering from Diabetes.
There is increased risk of oral health problems in a diabetic person than a non diabetic.Periodontitis commonly known as gum disease is a very common problem in diabetic patients, gum problems and diabetes are in mutual relationship that not only diabetic are more susceptible to gums disease but even gum problems also have the potential to affect blood glucose levels and contribute to progression of diabetes.
Periodontitis is a condition in which gums are affected causing redness of gums, bleeding, swollen gums, gums pull away from teeth, making gaps in between teeth known as pockets. Severe gum problem will lead to infection of bone round the teeth, which will lead to loosening of teeth.
Diabetic person is more prone to gum problems or periodontitis than a non-diabetic is, as diabetic persons have decreased ability to fight against bacteria that easily allows bacteria to invade gums and cause infections.
Prevention like good blood glucose control,taking care of gums and visiting dentist on regular basis can prevent bleeding gums and other gum problems
Solutions for periodontitis in diabetic persons include deep cleaning at initial stage and flap or gums surgery at severe stage with controlled blood glucose levels and regular visits to dentist it can be controlled

01/01/2018

Root canal therapy
Root canal therapy also known as endodontic therapy is a process in which the diseased, damaged or dead pulp (a network of blood and nerve cells) is removed from the canals of the root. Then the canals of the tooth are cleaned, shaped, and filled.
Pulp of the tooth is damaged due to many reasons and one of the major reasons for damage of pulp is carious tooth in which the infection has reached the pulp causing inflammation of pulp tissue leading to severe pain. The other common causes are cracked tooth, injury to a tooth or gum infection of a tooth.
Root canal can be done in single or multiple sittings depending on the situation of the infected tooth.
If the infected or dead pulp is left untreated then formation of pus will be seen at the root tip in jaw bone and abscess will be formed. Abscess will destroy the surrounding bone of the tooth causing severe pain and mobility (loosening) of the tooth.
In root canal the infected pulp is removed and the tooth is restored by cleaning, shaping and filling of the tooth using suitable restorative material. Root canal treated teeth become brittle and are more prone to facture as there is no vital pulp tissue in the tooth, hence after root canal treatment is done crown should be placed on the tooth to restore natural shape, appearance and prevent tooth from fracture.
Root canal treatment is instant pain relief treatment and best treatment to retain the original teeth. Root canal treated teeth with a crown functions as equal as your natural teeth.

01/01/2018

Orthodontics
Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry which deals with proper alignment of teeth. Overcrowded, spacing or irregular teeth, facial growth, malocclusion, and correction of bite are done in this treatment.
With the advancement in orthodontic treatment it’s not only for young’s but adults can also undergo orthodontic treatment to get proper aligned teeth.
There are types of orthodontic treatment which includes
Fixed braces
Removable braces
Invisible or lingual braces
Fixed braces
Fixed braces are two types 1. Metal braces 2. Clear or Ceramic braces
Young patients or patients who are conscious or who have discomfort wearing metal braces prefer clear or ceramic braces as they are far less visible. Colorful fixed braces are also available for youngsters to keep up with the latest trends in fashion.
Removable braces
Removable braces or appliance also known as conventional appliance can be removed or taken out by the patient. Removable appliance is generally used to correct minor problems such as bite correction and is often given to patients who still have primary teeth in place of permanent teeth. Removable braces cannot correct complex tooth movements. Single tooth movements or expanding of dental arch can be done by removable appliance.
Invisible or Lingual braces
Fixed braces placed behind the teeth which are not visible are called lingual or invisible braces. Patients who don’t want the braces to be seen go for lingual orthodontic treatment to make proper alignment of teeth.
Some of common causes for orthodontic treatment are protruding of upper teeth, irregular upper or lower teeth, spacing between upper or lower teeth, deep bite, reverse bite, open bite or cross bite and asymmetry of jaws.

23/12/2017

Tooth colored filling (Composite)

Tooth colored fillings are most popular now a day’s compared to traditional filling
materials. These are used to repair the teeth that are affected by decays. Fractures, crakes. Tooth
colored filling material are used for both front as well as back teeth. The decayed and affected
portion of teeth is removed and filled esthetically with composite.
The tooth colored filling are widely used as these merges with natural color of the teeth
and visually pleases. These composite filling have good damnability resistance and can with
standard chewing and biting face. The tooth colored filling materials are precisely placed,shaped
and polished restoring tooth to its origin shape and function.
Use of composite fillings:
 Decayed teeth
 Chipped teeth
 Cracked and broken teeth
 Closing space between two teeth
 Weak teeth
Good oral hygiene practices, eating habits and regular dental checkup will help in with standing
the life of a composite filling.

23/12/2017

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are thin tooth colored translucent porcelain used to fit the front surface to
teeth these esthetically improves the shape color and overall appearance of patient, veneers are
used for correcting varieties of dental problems sometimes associated with enhancing appearance
of smile zone.
 These are mainly used for correction of
 Unsightly and stained filling
 Broken and chipped teeth
 Space between the teeth
 Abnormal shaped and crooked teeth
 Internal and external stains of teeth

Advantage :
 Despite of being very thin and brittle when these are bonded to and healthy tooth surface
veneers become strong and durable.
 These create natural tooth appearance.
 Porcelain veneers are stain resistant thus these restorations cannot get stained over time.
 Porcelain veneers are conservative as it involve minimum structure removal
Maintenance:
 Porcelain veneers may chip and come off on chewing hard objects.
 For maintenance and increasing durability proper oral hygiene maintenance is required
with regular dental examination.
Avoiding biting of hard object like nuts and ice is mandatory for its longevity