General Dentistry
What is General Dentistry?
Complete dental care
under one roof
Process of General Dentistry
Initial Consultation
The dentist reviews your medical history, conducts a visual inspection of your mouth, and may take X-rays to get a detailed view of your teeth and jawbone.
Treatment Planning
Based on the examination and X-rays, the dentist diagnoses any dental issues and discusses the findings with you.
Preventive Care
This includes regular cleanings to remove plaque and tartar, fluoride treatments to strengthen tooth enamel, and the application of dental protect against cavities.
Restorative Treatments
This can include fillings for cavities, crowns to protect weakened teeth, root canals to treat infected tooth pulp, and extractions for teeth that cannot be saved.
Patient Education
The dentist and hygienist will educate you on the best practices for maintaining oral hygiene at home, including dietary recommendations and lifestyle changes that can impact your dental health.
Follow-Up and Maintenance
Regular follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor your oral health and ensure that any treatments performed are successful. Routine check-ups help in early detection and management .
Things to Avoid After General Dentistry
Avoid Smoking and Alcohol
Avoid Hard or Crunchy Foods
Avoid Chewing on the Affected Side
Avoid Using
Straws
Avoid Touching the Implant Site
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Advantages of General Dentistry
Comprehensive Care
General dentists provide a wide range of services, from routine check-ups and cleanings to restorative and cosmetic procedures.
Preventive Focus
Regular visits help detect and prevent dental issues early, reducing the need for more extensive treatments later on.
Personalized Treatment
General dentists tailor treatments based on individual needs, preferences, and medical history.
Convenience
General dentists often serve as a one-stop shop for various dental needs, reducing the need for referrals to specialists for common issues.
Cost-Effective
Preventive care and early interventions often lead to lower overall dental costs by avoiding complex procedures down the line.
Emergency Care
General dentists can often provide emergency dental care, addressing urgent issues promptly and effectively.