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Surgical Sterilization Protocols for Safe Dentistry
Introduction Visiting a dental clinic, especially for surgical procedures, can be an anxiety-inducing experience for many people. Hidden behind the reassuring smiles of dental professionals and the gleaming equipment is an extensive world of protocols designed to keep...
TMJ Disorders: When to Refer to an Oral Surgeon?
Introduction Informed by Cases and Guidance from “Beyond Your Jaw” Introduction Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, often recognized by persistent jaw pain, headaches, or malfunction of jaw movement, remain one of the most misunderstood and devolved challenges in...
TMJ and Dental pain explained in 60 seconds
Introduction TMJ or Temporomandibular Joint the hinge that connects your jaw to your skull. When something goes wrong with this joint, it can cause jaw pain or dental pain. This is called TMJ disorder or TMD. Many people confuse TMJ pain with dental pain because it...
Guide to Planning Complex Jaw Surgery by Dr Chirag Chamria
Introduction When it comes to dental health, few things are as significant and impactful as a complex jaw surgery. Whether correcting congenital deformities, repairing trauma-induced injuries, or realigning the jaw for functional improvement, jaw surgeries represent a...
Managing Failed Implants and Root Canal
Both dental implants and root canal treatments have transformed modern dentistry, offering patients solutions that restore function, aesthetics, and quality of life. However, despite the high rates of success for both procedures, complications and failures can occur....
From Fear to Relief: Patients’ Dental Anxiety
Dental anxiety is a prevalent issue that affects millions of people worldwide. The fear of dental procedures, pain, or the dentist's chair can be overwhelming, leading to avoidance of dental care. However, understanding the causes and implementing strategies to manage...
A Day in Life of a Oral Surgeons
The life of oral surgeons is often filled with excitement, challenges, and rewards. From routine check-ups to complex surgeries, oral surgeon plays a vital role in maintaining the oral health of their patients. Here's an overview of a typical day in the life of an...
How modern Clinics are changing Smile?
Introduction: Single-visit dentistry is a modern clincis approach to smile and dental restoration that aims to complete a procedure, like a crown or root canal, in a single appointment. This contrasts with traditional dentistry, which often required multiple visits....
Stress can impact Oral Health with Teeth Grinding
Why dies one face stress? It could be physiological, physical, psychological or emtoional. All these lead to stress which directly affects health and overall wellbsing. Most stress that happens shows its effect on oral health. The most common effect being night or...
Dental Care at Every Age for Kids, Adults, Seniors
Introduction Dental care is important at every age, but it is important to recognize, too, that oral care recommendations will change as we age. For instance, our recommendations will start with the time a child's first tooth erupts, and will consider the complexity...
What to Expect During Your Dental Consultation?
1st Step: Initial Evaluation – Dental Surgeon will conduct a thorough assessment using digital X-rays, CBCT scans, intraoral cameras to determine the best treatment plan.
2nd Step: Discussion of Treatment Options – Based on your diagnosis, we will explain various treatment options, duration, and expected results.
3rd Step: Cost Estimate & Payment Plans – We provide a transparent breakdown of treatment costs and offer flexible payment options to fit your budget.
4th Step: Scheduling Your Treatment – Once you’re comfortable with the plan, we book your treatment at a convenient time.
Pre-Treatment Guidelines: How to Prepare for Dental Surgery?
Eat Light & Stay Hydrated – If undergoing surgery, avoid eating 6-8 hours before the procedure (if under sedation).
Inform Us About Medications – Patients on blood thinners or diabetes medication must consult their physician before surgery.
Maintain Oral Hygiene – Brush and floss before the appointment to ensure a clean oral environment.
Plan for Rest & Recovery – Arrange transportation if needed and ensure you take time off work for recovery.
Payment & Financing Options
We understand that dental treatments can be a significant investment. That’s why we offer:
Multiple Payment Modes – Credit/Debit Cards, Bank Transfers, UPI, and Cash.
Flexible Payment Plans – Easy installment options for eligible treatments.
Insurance Assistance – Our team helps you navigate insurance claims for oral surgery procedures.
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- Complementary Intra-oral Scan
- Complementary X-ray
- Written Treatment Plan with Options
Don’t Worry, We have Got You Covered! Service-free Warranty
Every person who takes treatment is different. For some a dental treatment may be 100% effective and for some it may be less effective. Therefore there cannot be any implied or express warranty for the treatment. However; based upon the experience of Dentists all over the world, some facts and figures can be assembled and an inference can be drawn as to what one must a patient expect from the treatment in most of the cases.
FAQ's Dental Surgeon Blog | Dentists Doctor
How often should I visit a dentist?
Does dental surgery hurt?
No, most procedures are performed under local anesthesia, ensuring a painless experience.
What is the best way to replace missing teeth?
Dental implants are the most durable and natural-looking solution compared to dentures and bridges.
Can I eat normally after oral surgery?
Patients should start with soft foods and gradually transition to a normal diet as healing progresses.
Is teeth whitening safe?
Yes, professional teeth whitening is safe when performed by a qualified dentist.
What is oral and maxillofacial surgery?
It involves advanced procedures for treating issues related to the mouth, jaw, face, and neck.
When is a wisdom tooth extraction necessary?
Wisdom teeth are removed if they cause pain, infection, or crowding of other teeth.
What are zygomatic implants?
They are specialized long implants anchored in the cheekbone for patients with severe bone loss.
How long does it take to recover from oral surgery?
Most patients recover within 1-2 weeks, depending on the procedure.
Do you offer same-day dental implants?
Yes, we specialize in same-day implant placement for immediate tooth restoration.
Can I get a smile makeover in one day?
Yes! We provide veneers, teeth whitening, and full-mouth restoration in a single visit.
Are clear aligners as effective as braces?
Yes, clear aligners can correct mild to moderate misalignment and are nearly invisible.
How long do veneers last?
With proper care, veneers can last 5-15 years.
What are the alternatives to dental implants?
Dentures and bridges are alternatives, but implants offer superior durability and function.
How do I know if I need a full-mouth rehabilitation?
If you have multiple missing or damaged teeth, worn-out dental work, or difficulty chewing, you may need full-mouth rehabilitation.