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Doctor in Sparks Dental Centre-Anna Nagar
Dr. Srinivasan H Dr. Arathy S. Lankupalli
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Root Canal Treatment
Teeth Cleaning Procedure
Teeth Whitening Procedure
Dental Fillings
Chronic Skin Allergy Treatment
Tooth Extraction Procedure
Dental Implants
Dental Extractions Procedure
Laser Treatment
Skin Rash Treatment
Gap Closing (Dental) Treatment
Orthodontics Treatment
Artificial Teeth Treatment
Treatment of Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
Wisdom Tooth Removal Procedure
Teeth Scaling & Polishing
Braces Treatment for Adults and Teens
Dental Check-Ups
Tooth Extractions
Teeth Cleaning (Scaling) Procedure
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Drashalata
Marvellous job done by Dr.Srinivasan & Dr.Sandhaya. Very gentle , compassionate & perfect handling of elderly patients
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It was awesome!! Thank you so much Dr. Srinivasan.
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For situations where many teeth are missing or damaged, full mouth rehabilitation will be necessary to restore the mouth to proper form and function.
The point of a full mouth reconstruction plan is to optimize the health of the entire mouth, including the teeth, the gums, and the bite. In many cases, it is necessary to replace or restore every tooth in the mouth using a combination of dental services.
Full mouth reconstructions combine esthetics with the science of restorative dentistry to improve the health, function, and beauty of the mouth.
Full oral rehabilitation is needed when: teeth have been lost, teeth have been injured or fractured, teeth have become worn as a result of acid-erosion or jaw pain is present due to bite problems
The treatments can include onlays, crowns, bridges, veneers, dental implants, and/or dentures that will essentially provide not only a" smile makeover but improved chewing efficiency for the patient. In some patients, other specialties - orthodontics may also be employed to facilitate the best possible outcome.
Regardless of the reason, full mouth rehabilitation requires careful planning and excellent execution by specialists. The treatment plan will be discussed depending on the clinical examinations, dental records of your mouth as intraoral and extra-oral photos, full dental models interpretations and x-rays.
When a small cavity isn't treated in time, the tooth decays badly that normal filling cannot solve the problem. In such cases, your dentist will probably advise you to undergo a root canal. When performing a root canal, the dentist will remove the nerves and pulp within the tooth, clean the inside of the tooth and seal it. After this procedure, your tooth will not sense anything and should be pain-free.
However, in some cases you may still experience pain after root canal, and there are four main causes of this pain:
- Swelling of ligament around the tooth: One of the signs that you need a root canal is swelling of the gums. Even after the nerves and pulp within the tooth are removed, the ligaments around the infected tooth may still be swollen. This can take some time before the tissue is normal again. In most cases, this is the cause for pain after a root canal procedure.
- Damaged tissue: Part of the root canal procedure is to clean the insides of the tooth. Here the dentist must be very careful to not go beyond the tooth. In some cases, the file used to clean the tooth may go beyond the root and damage the tissue there. Another possibility is that the sealant used to fill the tooth may go beyond the root, thus aggravating the tissue. This can take some time to heal and may cause pain.
- Excess filling: After the tooth has been cleaned, the dentist fills the tooth with a sealant. If excessive sealant is filled in the tooth, it may become taller than the surrounding teeth, which puts extra pressure on the tooth and results in soreness and pain. The dentist will have to remove the excess sealant in order to resolve this issue.
- Phantom pain: Phantom pain is rare when it comes to root canal. This occurs when the nerves leading up to the tooth still behaves like they were connected to the tooth despite the nerve within the tooth being completely removed. The peripheral nerves will need to be treated to resolve this issue.
In most cases, these events cannot be prevented. There is also no reason to expect that this is a symptom of your root canal being a failure. Stay in touch with your dentist and brush and floss your teeth regularly. You will soon notice the pain subsiding.
If you have neglected your gums, so much, that they are swollen and bleeding, it is possible that tartar and bacteria have succeeded in infiltrating into the gum. The diseased gums, if left untreated, seriously threatens the stability of your teeth and can result in tooth loss. Deep cleaning or gum curettage means the scraping of gum wall to remove inflamed soft tissue (plaque and calculus) that may have collected there.
With a high-precision instrument, we will carefully clean out the gingival groove freeing it from all bacteria.
Advantages of deep cleaning/curettage-
- Deep cleaning improves the stability of the teeth and the health of the gums.
- It provides a deeper and more thorough cleaning as it eliminates bacteria from your mouth and infected tissue and promotes healing and reduction in the space between the gum and the tooth.
