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Dr. Garg's Dental
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- ISO 9001:2008(JAS-ANZ) certified.
- Gold Standards of sterilization are maintained.
- Most Advanced and updated dental equipment.
- Highly skilled specialised dentistry spread across all fields of dentistry.
- All dental procedures under one roof only by specialist.
- Friendly environment set in a carporate ambience.
- Extra emphasis on patient education and superior dental aesthetics.
- Priority appointment arrangements possible for people with time constraints.
Comprehensive
Dental Services
Consultation
Comprehensive oral & dental Examination for the entire family
Counselling done using simulated models and CDs
Full mouth / specific tooth radiographs for accurate diagnosis & treatment plan
Patient Education, counseling and motivation
Orthodontics
Orthodontic Treatment of Irreularly & Forwardly Placed Malaligned Teeth & Jaw's.
Advanced Esthetic Ceramic Braces (Tooth Coloured / Transparent Braces)
Invisible Lingual Braces / Aligners.
Prosthodontics
All Ceramic Metal Free Fixed Crown & Bridges (Zirconia)
Fixed Ceramic Crowns & Bridge Prosthesis (PFM)
Complete Dentures
Removable Acrylic, Flexible & Metal Cast Partial Denture
Endodontics
Root Canal Treatment
Single sitting root canal in specific cases
Cosmetic Dentistry
Tooth coloured fillings
Smile correction without braces
Laminates & Veneers
Teeth whitening procedures (BLEACHING) a) In Clinic b) Home
Tooth jewellery
Surgical Procedures
Routine Extractions / Fractured Teeth / Extraction of Root pieces
Extractions of Impacted Wisdom & other teeth
Apicoectomy (post Root canal therapy)
Draining of Abscess
Frenectomy, Biopasy
Manegment of Factured Maxilla & Mandible
Pedodontics / Kids Dentistry
Oral Health Maintainance in Children
Pit and Fissure Sealants
Flouride Application For Prevention Of Dental Caries
Habit Breaking Appliances
Space Maintainer
Endodontic Treatment In Children
Periodontics / Gum Treatment
Non-surgical Treatment
Scaling & Polishing
Root planning & Curettage for pocket elimination
Surgical Treatment
Flap Surgery (single sitting full mouth)
Bone Grafts
Gingivectomy
Soft Tissue grafts
Gum De-pigmentation
Gum Recontouring
Implants
Single and multiple Tooth Implants
Implant retained Complete Dentures
Home Care
Patient counselling for home care
Brushing techniques for family
Reminder for recall- 3 months, 6 months, annual
Routine Dentistry
Extraction Of Teeth
Scaling & Treatment of Gum Diseases
Wisdom Teeth Surgery
Crown and Bridges
Preventive Diseases
Root Canal Treatment
Cosmetic Dentistry
Bleaching
Veneers
Laminates
Composite / Bonding
Orthodontics
Tooth jewellery
Gummy smile correction
Advanced Dentistry
Radio Viso Graphy (RVG)
Laser In Dentistry
Implants
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
T/t Of Oral Ulcers & Pre-Cancerous Lesions
T/t Of Bruxism (Night Grinding)
Patient Education
Development Of Tooth -
Teeth (singular tooth) are small, calcified ,whitish structures found in the jaws (or mouths) of many vertebrates that are used to break down food.
There are four main stages of development of the tooth:
The first stage– in the fetus when the basic substance of the tooth forms.
Next, the hard tissue that surrounds the teeth is formed
After the child is born, the next stage occurs when the tooth actually protrudes through the gum.
Finally, there is the loss of the primary “baby” teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the parts of the tooth?
- What causes cavity?
- Flouride: How does it work?
- How do braces work?
- I brush my teeth constantly but still have bad breath. What can I do?
- When should my child first see a dentist?
- What is root canal therapy?
- What can gum disease mean for a diabetic?
- My tooth was knocked out , how soon should I see a dentist?
- What is periodontal disease?
- What happens if I just ignore getting my teeth cleaned?
- What’s the best way to prevent gum disease?
- What does periodontal treatment involve?
- What are wisdom teeth?
- What’s the best way to brush?
- What’s dental floss made of? How does it work?
- Why do teeth get cracks?
- I have a number of black fillings, What can I have done to improve this?
- Why do I need X Rays?
- What do I do when a tooth is pushed out of position?
