General Dentistry Services in Jaipur

• Rest: Rest for a few hours after the treatment and avoid strenuous exercise. Do not rinse for at least 24 hours and do not clean the teeth next to the socket for the rest of the day.
• Rinse: For several days following the treatment, rinse your mouth gently after meals and before bed using a salt water mouthwash made by dissolving half a teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water. Hold the solution in your mouth for several minutes, discard and repeat two to three times. In case you have high blood pressure, discuss with your dentist whether or not you should rinse with salt water.
• Food: Avoid hot drinks, alcohol and hard or chewy foods for 24 hours. Choose cool drinks and soft and minced food. Avoid direct contact with the open wound.
• Bleeding: Should slight bleeding occur, sit upright with head and shoulders raised. Apply pressure using a small pad of damp gauze or clean linen clamped firmly between the jaws for 15 minutes and repeat if necessary. If bleeding persists contact your clinic.
• Pain: Please take the prescribed painkiller – except aspirin.

It is essential to not suck, spit, slurp or do any action that might create suction and disturb the blood clot.

additionally, it is advisable to avoid smoking for 24 to 48 hours post treatment.

• Wearing Your Dentures: While they take some getting used to and will never feel exactly the same as natural teeth, you should wear them as much as possible, except while sleeping.
• Cleaning Your Dentures: As with natural teeth, keeping your mouth clean and brushing morning and evening is just as important to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Denture-cleaning tablets can remove stains or bacteria and are available as denture care kits in the market.
• Dental Adhesive: No matter how well your dentures are made, they may not provide the same strong, biting surface as natural teeth. An adhesive can help prevent pieces of food getting stuck between the denture and gums. Your dentist shall assist you with that.

Your dentist will help you choose the type of denture that is best for your need.

Your dentist may first need to reduce the enamel on the front of your tooth to create space before a veneer is placed. Your dentist will make an impression of your tooth, which is a blueprint of your teeth, so the veneer that is bonded to the tooth is made to exact specifications. The treatment is usually carried out under local anesthesia to make sure that it is completely comfortable. It will usually take two visits to complete, the first to prepare and match the color shade to the tooth, the second to fit the veneer with cement as adhesive.

Veneers can restore the natural appearance of your tooth, with little pain or discomfort involved. Because of the strength of the adhesive, they are durable and dependable and also stain-resistant.

Your dentist will numb the area surrounding the tooth with local anesthesia. The tooth will be shaped down, and an impression of it will be taken, to construct your crown to exact specifications. The crown is then cemented into place with an adhesive. There is little discomfort associated with getting a crown.

Although, crowns are made of extremely durable materials, yet are susceptible to decay and daily wear and tear. Maintaining a good oral health routine will keep your crown healthy for as long as possible.

The type and shade of crown your dentist recommends will depend on the tooth involved and on your own personal preference.

Bridges are cemented to the shaped natural teeth or dental implants surrounding the empty space. These teeth also called abutments, serve as anchors for the bridge. The replacement tooth which is called a pontic, is attached to the crowns that cover the abutment teeth. The choice of material of bridge is similar to crowns.

Porcelain or zirconia bridges can be matched to the color of your natural teeth. Bridges reduce chances of gum disease and correct some bite issues and improve speech.

Your dentist can help you decide the most appropriate treatment based on the location of the missing tooth, aesthetic considerations and cost.

We also offer our patients an enjoyable Dental Adventure, where you can bring your child to the dentist before their actual appointment, for a friendly introduction with the dentist. They can meet the dentist and even sit in the chair, before their actual treatment, so they know that there is nothing to worry about. These fun and educational visits create a positive association in your child’s mind with the dentist and oral health.

Our friendly and dedicated team will do everything they can to welcome your little ones and help them feel at ease so that their visit is a stress free and educational one. 

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Make an emergency appointment to see your dentist since the sooner a loose or knocked out tooth is put back the more likely it is to fix itself back into the gum. The more you delay; chances are you might need new teeth as replacement.

In the meantime:

• Rinse the tooth in milk, holding it by the crown (avoiding the roots)
• If possible, put the tooth back into the socket
• If you cannot re-implant the tooth, store it in a clean container in milk or your saliva

Any damage to a tooth should be treated as soon as possible because chips or fractures can impact the living tissue inside the tooth, causing problems in the future. Your dentist can prevent the damage from getting worse and restoring the shape and function.

In the meantime:

• Get to your dentist as soon as possible
• Apply a cold pack to the cheek or lips over the broken tooth
• Rinse your mouth well with warm water
• Store any fragments in a clean container in milk or your saliva

If you experience a toothache, contact us immediately. We will see you as soon as possible, if required.

In the meantime:

• Get to your dentist as soon as possible
• Rinse the mouth regularly with warm salt water
• Try to clean any debris from any obvious cavities
• Use dental floss to remove any trapped particles of food between teeth
• If swelling is present, place a cold compress to the outside of the cheek with intervals
• Take pain relief if necessary

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Zoom whitening is one of the most popular and most requested whitening treatments in the world – and now Smilemakers Dental is a proud provider of this amazing treatment.

We offer both in office whitening as well as at-home whitening kits. Your dentist will recommend the best whitening treatment for you. If you have a big occasion such as a wedding, interview or just want your smile looking its very best –Teeth Whitening is the treatment for you. To book your Teeth Whitening, contact Smilemakers Dental today.

Impacted wisdom teeth occur when the third molar has only partially emerged from the gum. This allows bacteria to enter around the tooth which can cause infection and tooth decay. Wisdom teeth may also emerge misaligned, which can result in damage to the adjacent teeth, jawbones or nerves and crowding of the teeth.

Some common symptoms associated with unhealthy wisdom teeth:

• Discomfort around the tooth, with or without pain
• Swollen or bleeding gums
• Swelling around the jaw bone
• Bad breath
• Frequent headaches with jaw pain
• Formation of cysts around the tooth

Your Smilemakers dentist will numb the area by injecting a local anesthetic for a painless experience. Intravenous sedation or IV sedation may also be used. Your dentist will help you decide the best type of sedation based on your medical history and preference. After the local anesthesia is administered you should experience no discomfort during the entire procedure. You can experience some discomfort in the days following your treatment as the gum heals. You can take pain relief during that time to minimize the discomfort as prescribed by your dentist.

Immediately after the treatment avoid any strenuous physical activity for at least a day. You may also want to arrange for someone to accompany you home from the dentist following your extraction. Take pain relief as needed to avoid discomfort and avoid touching the affected area or rinsing your mouth. Follow the instructions given by your dentist carefully.