Dr. Tooba Naz

Dr. Tooba Naz Doctor, Dentist, Dental Surgeon, Dental Implants
Esthetic Dentistry, Orthodontics, Prosthodontics.

14/08/2025

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زندہ رہنا ہے قیامت کی سحر ہونے تک۔۔۔

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Alhumdulilah 😇💚

Case Summary – Complete Oral Rehabilitation with DenturesPatient History:This case was initiated approximately two years...
05/08/2025

Case Summary – Complete Oral Rehabilitation with Dentures

Patient History:
This case was initiated approximately two years ago. The patient presented with severe pain and poor oral health. On initial clinical examination, the gingiva appeared significantly swollen and inflamed. There were multiple mobile teeth, some were grossly decayed, and in a few cases, only root stumps remained. The gingiva bled upon touch, indicating an active periodontal infection.

Initial Management:
The first step was to improve the patient’s oral hygiene. The patient was advised proper oral care instructions and prescribed necessary medications. An Orthopantomogram (OPG) was advised for comprehensive assessment.

Treatment Plan and Ex*****on:
Based on the OPG and clinical findings, it was determined that several teeth were non-restorable. These were scheduled for multiple extractions, performed in phases to allow proper healing and minimize trauma.

Simultaneously, scaling and root planning were performed to reduce periodontal inflammation and promote gingival health. The healing of extraction sockets and improvement of gingival conditions were closely monitored.

Once the patient’s oral condition stabilized and complete healing was achieved, the denture fabrication process was initiated. Every step of the denture-making procedure — from primary impressions to final insertion — was carried out meticulously to ensure optimal function, aesthetics, and comfort for the patient.

After denture insertion, the patient's facial profile improved significantly, and facial features were enhanced. The patient reported feeling more confident, as the prosthesis successfully restored her aesthetic, physical, and functional requirements.

Follow-Up and Outcome:
The patient was followed up regularly. Initially, there were minor issues related to adapting to the new dentures, which were addressed through adjustments and patient counseling.

Now, **two years post-treatment**, the patient is fully satisfied. She reports **no discomfort or complaints*, and she is maintaining her dentures and oral hygiene very well.

Conclusion:
This case demonstrates the importance of a phased, well-planned approach in managing severe periodontal and restorative cases. Through proper diagnosis, patient cooperation, and comprehensive care, full oral rehabilitation was successfully achieved.

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05/08/2025

Case Summary – Complete Oral Rehabilitation with Dentures

Patient History:
This case was initiated approximately two years ago. The patient presented with severe pain and poor oral health. On initial clinical examination, the gingiva appeared significantly swollen and inflamed. There were multiple mobile teeth, some were grossly decayed, and in a few cases, only root stumps remained. The gingiva bled upon touch, indicating an active periodontal infection.

Initial Management:
The first step was to improve the patient’s oral hygiene. The patient was advised proper oral care instructions and prescribed necessary medications. An Orthopantomogram (OPG) was advised for comprehensive assessment.

Treatment Plan and Ex*****on:
Based on the OPG and clinical findings, it was determined that several teeth were non-restorable. These were scheduled for multiple extractions, performed in phases to allow proper healing and minimize trauma.

Simultaneously, scaling and root planning were performed to reduce periodontal inflammation and promote gingival health. The healing of extraction sockets and improvement of gingival conditions were closely monitored.

Once the patient’s oral condition stabilized and complete healing was achieved, the denture fabrication process was initiated. Every step of the denture-making procedure — from primary impressions to final insertion — was carried out meticulously to ensure optimal function, aesthetics, and comfort for the patient.

After denture insertion, the patient's facial profile improved significantly, and facial features were enhanced. The patient reported feeling more confident, as the prosthesis successfully restored her aesthetic, physical, and functional requirements.

Follow-Up and Outcome:
The patient was followed up regularly. Initially, there were minor issues related to adapting to the new dentures, which were addressed through adjustments and patient counseling.

Now, **two years post-treatment**, the patient is fully satisfied. She reports **no discomfort or complaints*, and she is maintaining her dentures and oral hygiene very well.

Conclusion:
This case demonstrates the importance of a phased, well-planned approach in managing severe periodontal and restorative cases. Through proper diagnosis, patient cooperation, and comprehensive care, full oral rehabilitation was successfully achieved.

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04/08/2025

Prostho Week 🦷



Tooth 37 Extraction Severely decayed, with significant crown destruction.Closely approximated or possibly fused to an ad...
04/08/2025

Tooth 37 Extraction
Severely decayed, with significant crown destruction.
Closely approximated or possibly fused to an adjacent root structure or a retained root fragment.

🔍 Signs of fusion or ankylosis:

No clear periodontal ligament (PDL) space between the two roots: This may suggest fusion, ankylosis, or a retained root tip.

The adjacent structure appears blended or continuous with the carious tooth, which might indicate:

Tooth fusion (developmental anomaly): Rare, but occurs when two developing teeth fuse into one.

Root resorption or hypercementosis: Might also cause roots to appear merged.

Retained root or fractured root stump: Could be left behind from a previous extraction or trauma.

Supernumerary tooth (rare): An extra tooth bud that partially developed and fused with a normal one.

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A Hawley retainer is a removable orthodontic appliance used to maintain teeth alignment after braces..
03/08/2025

A Hawley retainer is a removable orthodontic appliance used to maintain teeth alignment after braces..

27 BDR extraction .
02/08/2025

27 BDR extraction

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02/08/2025

Teeth may sometimes feel slightly loose after a professional dental cleaning, especially if it has been a long time since the last session. This sensation can be unexpected and often misunderstood, but it does not mean the teeth were harmed during the procedure.

The scaling process removes hardened tartar (calculus) that builds up around the teeth and beneath the gums. When left for a long time, tartar can act like a false support—similar to cement—holding the teeth in place. However, this support is deceptive. Beneath the tartar, bacteria continue to damage the gums and bone, leading to slow, silent destruction of the structures that actually hold the teeth firmly.

After cleaning, the removal of tartar may reveal this existing damage, which can create the impression that teeth have become loose. But the cleaning did not cause this mobility—it simply exposed what was already present. In many cases, this is the first step toward healing. Once the source of infection is removed, the gums are able to recover, inflammation reduces, and natural support can begin to rebuild.

Scaling does not weaken teeth or damage enamel. It is a preventive, therapeutic procedure that helps maintain long-term oral health. Any mild mobility noticed after cleaning is usually temporary, and with proper care, gum tissues often tighten and stabilize over time.

Delaying or avoiding professional cleaning based on myths can result in worsening gum disease and eventual tooth loss. Regular scaling is an essential part of protecting and preserving oral health.

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This post is for public awareness. It does not replace professional dental advice. If you notice any symptoms—pain, swelling, sensitivity—please consult your dentist promptly.

Scaling & Polishing. 🦷🪥 ***Gum disease is often caused by a build up of plaque bacteria, the best way to remove this is ...
02/08/2025

Scaling & Polishing. 🦷🪥

***Gum disease is often caused by a build up of plaque bacteria, the best way to remove this is by twice daily tooth brushing. But no matter how well you clean your teeth there will always be hard to reach areas that are tricky to keep clean. In these areas, plaque bacteria can accumulate and may eventually mineralise to form a tough, crusty deposit called calculus or tartar, which is impossible to remove by brushing alone. If not removed, more plaque can build up around the tooth and potentially under the gum line, leading to the progression of gum disease.
To reduce the risk of gum disease or to help stop it from becoming more serious, your dentist may recommend that you have a professional clean, called a scale and polish, to get your teeth properly clean.***

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Awareness post !Dental Implants are essentially artificial tooth roots surgically placed into the jawbone to support rep...
23/07/2025

Awareness post !

Dental Implants
are essentially artificial tooth roots surgically placed into the jawbone to support replacement teeth. The implant itself is typically a titanium screw that integrates with the jawbone, providing a secure base for the prosthetic tooth. And on X-Rays, it seems like a screw integrates with the jawbone.
Please be aware of all the scams that could happen in a non-professional clinical setup. It's a surgical procedure. Before going for any procedure, please try to gain basic knowledge about that.

نیا اسلامی سال 1447 ہجری تمام مسلمانوں کو بہت مبارک ہو ۔ اللّٰہ پاک تمام مسلمانوں کے لیے یہ نیا سال بے شمار رحمتوں برکتو...
26/06/2025

نیا اسلامی سال 1447 ہجری تمام مسلمانوں کو بہت مبارک ہو ۔ اللّٰہ پاک تمام مسلمانوں کے لیے یہ نیا سال بے شمار رحمتوں برکتوں اور نعمتوں کے حصول والا بنا دے ۔ امت مسلمہ کے لیے یہ نیا سال امن وسلامتی، ترقی و خوشحالی، اخوت و مساوات اور محبت والا بنا دے تمام مسلمانوں کو متحد کردے ۔ امت مسلمہ کو طاقت و جرات عطا فرمائے اور ہمارے دشمنوں کو نیست و نابود کردے۔ آمین ثمہ آمین

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