Facilities

• Diagnostic & Preventive
• Oral Surgery
• Endodontics
• Restorative/Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics
• Orthodontics
• Prosthodontics

What to expect at our Office

Plan to be here for about 45 minutes during your first visit. Add another 20 minutes if you need new x-rays. After you have filled out a short form about yourself, the doctor will see you. If you have an emergency problem, we will treat it before anything else is done.

If there’s no emergency, the doctor will examine your mouth while we record the details on a special chart. Then the doctor will be able to tell you what’s happening in your mouth and what should be done about it.

Sometimes, in case of multiple/ complex/ extensive dental problems, another appointment will be arranged for you. Between your first and second visits, the doctor will prepare a detailed plan for your treatment, using your x rays, models and the chart made at your first visit. At your second visit, the doctor will review the treatment plan with you. You will find out what can be done, how long it will take, and what it will cost.

Don’t hesitate to ask if there’s something you don’t understand. We welcome your questions. (And remember! We hold your comfort as top priority and all treatment plans will be carried out ONLY after you’ve given your informed Consent. )

Our team

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FAQ

How many times a day should I brush?

Ideally after every meal (caution: Overzealous brushing with faulty brushing techniques leads to abnormal tooth wear).Our office recommends twice a day. Morning and night.

What does it mean when my gums bleed during brushing?

This is a sign of early disease of tooth supporting structures and needs to be treated. The bleeding gums are a sign that the irritating build-up of debris and plaque from under the gums needs to be removed. If left untreated, this condition leads to tooth loss.

Will oral health affect general health?

Yes. Certain conditions of the mouth on occasions may lead to infections of major organs such as heart, lungs, etc.It is important to regularly have the mouth checked for signs of abnormality for they may be the initial manifestations of general diseases.

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