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A broken or cracked tooth can happen when you least expect it. Perhaps you bit down on something hard or an old filling finally gave out. Although the crack left behind may not hurt, it’s essential to treat your tooth as soon as possible. Otherwise, the remaining tooth structure is at a greater risk of breaking apart further. Depending on the extent of your crack, treatment could include bonding, replacing the filling, covering your tooth with a crown, or even root canal therapy. The sooner you treat it, the less extensive the treatment needs will be. At Aadarsh Dental, we’re [...]

Root canal therapy (endodontic treatment) is a special procedure that we use to preserve badly-damaged teeth. They’re necessary when the inner nerve structure of a tooth is infected or dying. You might need a root canal if your tooth is affected by: A large cavity that extends into the nerve. Chronic pain or toothaches. An active abscess. Fractured roots. Nerve death, due to a previous traumatic injury When the nerve of a tooth dies or is infected, it triggers a process called “internal resorption” where the tooth erodes from the inside. Treating it with a root canal preserves your tooth [...]

Tooth decay is caused by a sticky substance called plaque. The acids in the plaque will eat away at your enamel and can quickly turn into a hole or cavity. It is very important to treat tooth decay and cavities quickly to stop it before it causes further damage to the teeth. Cavities are bacterial infections that compromise the structure and integrity of your teeth. They gradually spread deeper into teeth and neighbouring tooth structures unless they’re treated as early as possible. Finding Solution For Tooth Decay? Visit Us Today!! We have well qualified [...]

Tooth Pain symptoms can range from cold sensitivity to pain when you’re drinking something sweet. Some of the reasons why a tooth could hurt include: Gum recession (exposed roots) Active tooth decay Abscessed teeth Sinus pressure or infection Trauma If you have a tooth pain, don’t ignore it. Our dentists will help you pinpoint the source of your pain, so that you can be proactive about treating it before it gets worse. Early interceptive care isn’t just more affordable, it’s less invasive to your tooth as a whole. Treating a Tooth Pain Have [...]

Preventative dentistry is a fancy dentist’s way of saying ‘check up and clean’a An essential ingredient in a healthy overall approach to oral hygiene, preventive dentistry is essential for keeping and maintaining teeth for life. And it’s at the heart of the approach we take to caring for our patients. For most people, a regular hygiene visit as part of their preventive dentistry program, is only needed every six months. However, because each person is different, we’ll advise you when we should see you next. For example, if we are working together to treat periodontal or gum disease, we may [...]

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a potentially serious condition that if left unchecked can lead to other more severe oral health conditions. What many people don’t realise is that gum disease can be well advanced before it’s identified. This is because the signs of periodontitis (gum disease) aren’t always obvious. In fact, regularly seeing the dentist at Aadarsh Dental, is one of the best ways to confirm whether gum disease could be an issue for you. What causes gum disease? Gum disease is caused by bacteria, which ultimately affects the [...]

Custom mouthguards are a wise investment for any athlete. Whether you’re a serious professional, weekend amateur, or a kid with big dreams, a custom fitted sports mouthguard protects one of you most important assets – your beautiful teeth. Why is a custom mouthguard important? Our goal is to help you achieve your best oral health – and taking care of the teeth you have is a vital part of our preventive approach. Apart from the obvious benefit of providing vital protection for teeth, a custom mouthguard has other important functions. While a poorly fitted mouthguard can inhibit breathing and affect [...]

Wisdom teeth can become painful or problematic if there isn’t enough room for them to grow. For some patients, this means oral surgery to have wisdom teeth removed. Our approach to wisdom teeth will always consider your specific circumstances – there is no one size fits all. We’ll first review your symptoms and make recommendations for treatment, adopting a conservative approach wherever possible. The benefits of wisdom teeth removal are evident as: Teeth being easier to clean Better oral health Reduced risk of infection Elimination of pain and discomfort. [...]