Professional Qualification of Dr. Samir Marvania:
• Bachelor of Dental Surgeon (BDS) from Government Dental College & Hospital, Ahmedabad in March 2000
• International Continuing Education Postgraduate Program from College of Dentistry on Implantology and Oral Rehabilitation, New York University in February 2008
Experience of Dr. Samir Marvania:
• Cosmetic and General Dentistry since 2001
• Implant Dentistry for last 8 years with world’s one of the best Xive Implant System of Friadent Company from Germany
Why dental visit is required? Regular dental visits are important because they help to keep your teeth and gums healthy. During the check-up, your dentist will check your overall oral health for any trouble areas. During the cleaning, your dentist will remove any plaque and tartar buildup and may polish your teeth. You should have a regular dental visit at least every 6 months. What happens at your visit? There are 2 parts to a regular dental visit. One part is the check-up. The other is the cleaning.
• The check-up
Your dentist will check for cavities and to see if there is plaque or tartar on your teeth. Plaque is a clear, sticky layer of bacteria. If it is not removed, it can harden and become tartar. You cannot remove tartar with brushing and flossing. If plaque and tartar build up on your teeth, they can cause oral diseases. Next, your gums will be checked. This will be done with a special tool to measure the spaces between your teeth and gums. With healthy gums, the spaces are shallow. When people have gum disease, the spaces may become deeper. The check-up should also include your tongue, throat, face, head, and neck. This is to look for any signs of trouble, swelling, or cancer.
• The cleaning
Brushing and flossing help clean the plaque from your teeth, but you can't remove tartar at home. During the cleaning, your dentist will use special tools to remove tartar. This is called scaling. After your teeth are scaled, they may be polished. In most cases, a gritty paste is used for this. It helps to remove any surface stains on your teeth. The final step is flossing. Your dentist will use floss to make sure the areas between your teeth are clean. What you should do between visits
Be sure to take care of your teeth and gums between regular dental visits. Plaque is always forming on your teeth, but you can get rid of it by brushing and flossing regularly. Here are some tips for good oral care at home
• Brush your teeth at least twice a day. Be sure to use a toothpaste that contains fluoride.
• Floss at least once a day.
• Use a mouth rinse to help get rid of plaque bacteria. This will also help to freshen breath. Poor oral hygiene can lead to health problems
• Oral and facial pain - This pain may be largely due to infection of the gums that support the teeth and can lead to tooth loss.
• Problems with the heart and other major organs - Mouth infections can affect major organs. For example, the heart and heart valves can become inflamed by bacterial endocarditis, a condition that affects people with heart disease or anyone with damaged heart tissue.
• Digestion problems - Digestion begins with physical and chemical processes in the mouth, and problems here can lead to intestinal failure, irritable bowel syndrome and other digestive disorders. What you can do
Visiting AuraCare regularly helps to keep your mouth in top shape and allows your dentist to watch for developments that may point to other health issues. A dental exam can also detect poor nutrition and hygiene, growth and development problems and improper jaw alignment. Provide your dentist with a complete medical history and inform of any recent health developments, even if they seem unrelated to your oral health. Treatment Facilities @ AuraCare
• Dental Implants (Xive Implants of Friadent Company from Germany)
• Cosmetic Dentistry (Ceramic / Composite Veneer)
• Full Mouth Rehabilitation
• Ceramic / Metal Crowns and Bridges
• Tooth Restoration (Composite Tooth Colored Filling)
• Complete Denture / Cast Partial Denture
• Periodontal Treatment and Surgeries
• Tooth Whitening
• Orthodontic Treatment
• Disimpaction of Wisdom Tooth
• General Dentistry
