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General Questions
Clear answers to the most common questions about our clinic and services.
What services do you offer?
Where is your clinic located?
How can I book an appointment?
Do you accept insurance?
What should I do in case of a dental emergency?
Oral Surgery
When is tooth extraction necessary?
Extraction may be required if a tooth cannot be saved due to severe decay, fracture, bone loss, or inaccessible root canals.
What is wisdom tooth removal and when is it needed?
Wisdom teeth may need to be removed if they are impacted, cause pain, infection, or crowding of other teeth.
Is dental implant surgery painful?
Most patients report minimal discomfort thanks to modern anesthesia and sedation techniques. Mild soreness after the procedure is normal and can be managed with medication.
Is it safe to have dental treatment during pregnancy?
Yes, with proper shielding, dental X-rays and most treatments are safe. Emergency treatments like root canals or extractions should not be delayed. Elective treatments are often postponed until after pregnancy.
How long does it take to heal after a tooth extraction?
Most patients recover within a few days. Full healing of the extraction site may take several weeks. Following post-operative instructions helps speed recovery.
Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment)
Common questions about root canal treatments
What is a root canal treatment?
A root canal is a procedure to remove infection inside the tooth, relieve pain, and save your natural tooth. The infected pulp is cleaned, disinfected, and sealed.
How successful is root canal treatment?
Root canal treatment with a specialist (Endodontist) has a success rate of about 95%. With proper care, treated teeth can last many years, often a lifetime.
Why do teeth sometimes turn grey after a root canal?
This can result from medicated pastes used inside the tooth. For back teeth, it is usually not an issue, but for front teeth, internal bleaching, veneers, or crowns may be used to restore natural color.
Will my tooth be weak after a root canal?
A treated tooth may lose some structure, but it is reinforced with fillings or posts and protected with a crown if necessary, making it strong and long-lasting.
Can antibiotics cure a tooth infection instead of a root canal?
No. Infections inside teeth do not respond well to antibiotics because blood supply is limited. Only root canal treatment or extraction can remove the infection.
What are the signs of pulp damage?
Signs include pain, prolonged sensitivity to heat or cold, tooth discoloration, swelling, or tenderness in nearby gums. Sometimes there are no symptoms, which is why regular checkups are important.
Prosthodontics (Crowns, Bridges, Dentures, Implants)
Why do I need a crown after root canal treatment?
A crown protects and reinforces a weakened tooth, preventing fracture and restoring function and aesthetics.
What is the difference between a crown and a veneer?
A crown covers the entire tooth and is used for strength and protection, while a veneer only covers the front surface of the tooth, usually for cosmetic improvement.
What are the benefits of dental implants compared to bridges or dentures?
Implants are the closest replacement to natural teeth, preserving bone and avoiding preparation of neighboring teeth. Bridges and dentures are also good options, but implants offer superior stability and longevity.
How long do crowns, bridges, or dentures last?
With proper care and hygiene, crowns and bridges can last 10–15 years or more, while dentures may last 5–10 years before needing adjustment or replacement.
Can dentures look natural?
Yes, modern dentures are designed to closely resemble natural teeth and gums, restoring both function and appearance.
Pediatric Dentistry
When should my child first visit the dentist?
We recommend the first visit by the child’s first birthday or when the first tooth erupts, whichever comes first.
My child’s tooth hasn’t erupted yet—should I worry?
Delayed eruption can happen, but if there is no obstruction (such as extra teeth), the tooth often erupts naturally.
If in doubt, a pediatric dentist can evaluate with an X-ray.
Are dental X-rays safe for children?
Yes, dental X-rays use very low radiation and are considered safe with proper shielding.
They help detect problems early and prevent complications.
What can I do to prevent cavities in my child’s teeth?
Encourage daily brushing with fluoride toothpaste, limit sugary snacks and drinks,
and schedule regular dental checkups every 6 months.
Does my child need fluoride treatments or sealants?
Yes, fluoride strengthens enamel and helps prevent cavities, while sealants are protective coatings applied
to back teeth to prevent decay in deep grooves.
How can I help my child overcome fear of the dentist?
Bring your child for early, positive dental visits, use simple language to explain, and avoid scary words like
“needle” or “drill.” Many children’s dental offices are designed to be fun and welcoming.
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