Frequently Asked Questions

The right interval depends on your oral health, medical history and treatment needs. After examining you, your dentist will suggest a review schedule suited to you.

Your dentist examines your teeth, gums, bite and oral tissues. Suitable X-rays may be recommended, followed by a clear explanation of the findings and care options.

Bring a list of current medicines, information about allergies and any recent dental X-rays or reports. Please also tell us about your main concern.

Suitability depends on gum health, available bone, medical history and daily habits. A clinical examination and appropriate imaging are needed before planning treatment.

Local anaesthesia is used to keep treatment comfortable. Some tenderness afterward can occur, and your dentist will explain how to care for the tooth while it settles.

Both can move teeth, but they work differently and suit different cases. Your bite, tooth position and ability to follow the treatment routine guide the recommendation.

Brush twice daily and clean carefully around and beneath the restoration as demonstrated by your dentist. Regular reviews help check the supporting teeth and gums.

Use calm, simple language and explain that the dentist will count and look at their teeth. A familiar toy or book may help younger children feel comfortable.

Contact a dentist promptly for severe or increasing pain, facial swelling, fever, trauma, uncontrolled bleeding or difficulty opening the mouth, swallowing or breathing.

Call or WhatsApp our team on +91 99980 00110 with your name and preferred appointment time. We will help you plan your visit.