Case Study

Crooked or misaligned teeth is common complaint in the younger age group. This may be due to inadequate prevention at an early age and multiple cavities in primary teeth. If your teeth are crooked, you may undergo the treatment with braces, which may take about 1-2 years for correction. Even in such cases the color and the shape of the tooth cannot be changed only the position can be altered. There is a good chance multiple teeth may have to be removed to create space. We help to save your natural teeth and provide crowns over the existing teeth. The natural teeth are usually shaved or contoured so that a cap can be placed on it.

Cosmetic Dentistry procedures provide alignment to crooked teeth in one day.

Bruxism or teeth grinding happens when you grind or clench your teeth unknowingly. If you are a bruxist, you may unconsciously grind your teeth when you’re awake or during sleep. Mild bruxism may go unnoticed but severe bruxism leads to wear-off of the top surface of teeth leading to sensitivity, damaged teeth, jaw joint disorders, sleep disorders amongst other problems. For severe bruxism, the standard of care is stress reduction, night guards with prosthetic correction. But now it is possible to incorporate the properties of the night guard into the prosthesis or artificial teeth itself, called as SAPT technology.

Cosmetic Dentistry offers a comfortable, aesthetic and long term solution for such conditions.

Gaps or misaligned teeth are common complaint in the younger and middle age group. This may be due to abnormal biting forces or plaque accumulation and inadequate prevention at an early age. If your teeth have gaps, you may undergo the treatment with braces or splinting, which may take about 1-2 years for correction. Even in such cases the colour and the shape of the tooth cannot be changed on the position can be altered. Our procedures provide natural looking and  aligned teeth in one day which adds confidence to your personality and charm to your smile. Teeth straightening can do some incredible things for your smile as well as spare you a difficult situation on the oral and generally wellbeing front.

Cosmetic Dentistry for gaps and spaces in teeth.

Pathological tooth migration is a common consequence of missing teeth and periodontitis. It causes foul smell, difficult in eating, pus and bitter taste causing reduced the quality of life. It refers to tooth displacement that results when the balance among the factors that maintain tooth position is disturbed. These diseases could be due to bone loss, mobility in teeth, resorption of gums, abnormal biting forces and extractions. Pathological migration or teeth stains can be corrected within few hours by splinting. It may not always be required to remove the tooth but rather the mobility can be corrected by splinting.

Cosmetic Dentistry helps to correct teeth stains and mobility.

Proclined or forward placed teeth is when the upper or lower teeth protrude outwards. Common cosmetic dentistry treatment options would include braces, cosmetic correction etc. For the treatment of proclined anterior teeth it may be needed to reduce the tooth material and then placing a crown over the reduced tooth. Various metal free high performance polymers such as Royal.HIPC, Royal.BioPEEK, Royal.multiCOM, Royal.resin etc. are used as crowns for teeth restoration.

Cosmetic dentistry treatments can be finished within few hours and may require only a follow up.

Cysts can develop if the gland or its duct (the passage through which the sebum leaves for the skin) gets damaged or blocked. This usually happens as a result of some sort of trauma in the area such as a scratch, a surgical wound, or a skin condition like acne. A skin cyst is a fluid-filled lump just underneath the skin. It’s common and harmless, and may disappear without treatment.

Oral Surgery for Cyst

Facial trauma, also called maxillofacial trauma, is any physical trauma to the face. Facial trauma can involve soft tissue injuries such as burns, lacerations and bruises, or fractures of the facial bones such as nasal fractures and fractures of the jaw, as well as trauma such as eye injuries. It may take 5 to 7 days for the swelling to go down, and 10 to 14 days for the bruising to fade. It may be hard to eat at first. If you have stitches, the doctor may need to remove them about a week after surgery. It will probably take a few months for you to heal after surgery.

Facial Rehabilitation for Trauma

A fistula is an abnormal connection between two body parts, such as an organ or blood vessel and another structure. Fistulas are usually the result of an injury or surgery. Infection or inflammation can also cause a fistula to form. Dr. Chirag Chamria describes Oroantral Fistula diagnosis and solution between the nose/your sinuses and your mouth. Dr. Chamria also discusses in brief about the co-relation between Nasal Sinuses and The Oral Cavity. Further explained in the video by Dr. Chirag Chamria about the maturing cycle of Oroantral Fistula and various procedures through which Oroantral Fistula can be avoided with a primary Closure and in certain cases a through secondary closure.

Fistula for Facial Rehabilitation

Facial Aesthetics: Every face ages differently but there are certain commonalities between the ageing faces. The loss of fullness of youthful cheeks is lost. The fat from around the eyes and the cheek bone is lost resulting in a skull face. The skin loses the shin and the wrinkles start to appear. The skin of the neck starts to sag and jowls appear. The smile line changes with changes in the shape and colour of the teeth.

Fat Grafting Facial Rehabilitation

Why get a root canal treatment done in the first place? In laymen terms, a root canal is a procedure used for tooth infection treatment which has to be put under pressure to prevent infection from spreading. Root canals done by creating a hole through the tooth and injecting a medication to kill the bacteria in the tooth. The medication injection at the level of the pulp or lingual nerves.  It is a simple procedure which doesn’t have any side effects and hence requires little anesthesia and comfort during the procedure.

Tooth decay that occurs when the minerals your teeth, namely the calcium and phosphorous, are chemically dissolved by oral bacteria. You might not know it, but bacteria is everywhere — including in your mouth. These bacteria are no cause for alarm, they don’t pose any serious health risks unless you have immune system deficiency. Fillings are one of the most common treatments for cavities. In this procedure, the dentist will remove infected material from your tooth, clean the remaining tooth thoroughly, and then fill the cavity with a substance that will strengthen your tooth and protect it from further decay. Common filling materials include composite resins, dental crowns, and gold fillings.

Root canal treatment for tooth cavity: If you have advanced decay in your root (the portion of your tooth that extends below the gum line), your dentist may recommend a root canal. In this procedure, your dentist will remove the infected tissue and replace it with a filling. Root canals are often thought of as the “last resort” treatment, as they are difficult and time-consuming to perform.