"Your Smile, Our Passion."

Dr. KRISHNA SOLANKE

• BDS (MUHS)
• Dental Surgeon

"Full Mouth Rehabilitation" refers to the complete reconstruction or restoration of all teeth in the mouth. This process primarily involves treating decayed, worn-out, or damaged teeth to restore proper chewing function and enhance jaw efficiency. It becomes necessary in cases of severe dental issues, accidents, or prolonged neglect that affect oral health. The benefits of full mouth rehabilitation include improved dental health, enhanced chewing ability, an aesthetically pleasing smile, and an overall improvement in quality of life.

"Root Canal Treatment" is a procedure used to treat infection or damage within the living tissue of a tooth. During this process, the soft inner part of the tooth (pulp) is removed, the area is thoroughly cleaned, and then it is filled with an artificial nerve and sealed with strong cement. Finally, a metal, ceramic, or zirconium cap is placed over the tooth, allowing it to function like a natural tooth.

"Dental Implant" is a metal screw surgically placed into the jawbone. This implant is fixed in the area where a tooth is missing, and an artificial tooth or crown is placed on top of it. This treatment is used to replace missing teeth, restore dental function, and enhance aesthetics. A tooth supported by an implant is long-lasting and functions just like a natural tooth.

A "Crown" is a protective cover placed over a tooth to restore its shape, strength, and function. A "Bridge" is a dental restoration that uses two or more supporting teeth to hold an artificial tooth in place, filling the gap left by a missing tooth. Both crowns and bridges are used to restore the appearance and functionality of teeth.

"Orthodontic Treatment" is used to correct dental irregularities such as misaligned, protruding, or gapped teeth by using braces, aligners, and other appliances. This treatment helps straighten teeth, improve chewing ability, make oral hygiene easier, and enhance facial aesthetics. It also boosts confidence and promotes better dental health.

"Cosmetic dentistry" refers to treatments aimed at enhancing the appearance of teeth. It includes teeth whitening, veneers, dental restoration, and reshaping. These procedures help create a more attractive smile, boost confidence, improve dental health, and enhance overall facial aesthetics.

"Partial and complete dentures" are artificial teeth designed for people who have lost their natural teeth. Partial dentures are removable and replace a few missing teeth, while complete dentures cover the entire mouth. They help with chewing, speaking, and improving facial appearance, boosting confidence. Additionally, they support oral health and enhance overall quality of life.

"Oral prophylaxis" is a dental cleaning procedure performed to maintain oral hygiene. It includes deep cleaning, polishing, and tartar removal. This process helps prevent gum disease, cavities, and bad breath. It improves dental health, enhances oral cleanliness, and protects overall oral well-being.

"Pediatric dental treatment" refers to specialized dental care for children. It includes dental check-ups, cleaning, cavity fillings, fluoride treatment, and structural improvements for teeth. These treatments help maintain children's oral health, prevent cavities and other dental issues, and improve overall oral hygiene. Additionally, they reduce fear of dental visits, promote healthy eating habits, and support natural growth and development in children.