A child's smile is worth more than all the money in the world.

·         Help your child establish good oral health from the start. It’s never too early to help your kiddo learn good oral hygiene habits.

PAEDIATRIC DENTIST

we provide comprehensive dental care so that children can stay in excellent oral health.With ongoing ,Regular appointments,we can identify and treat infections early so that your child can avoid feeling any discomfort or having premature tooth loss.As a paediatric dentist,we understand how important it is for your child to remain in good health and do our best to make that a reality.

Dr. K Dinesh Sharma( oral and #maxillofacial_surgeons)

DON'T SUFFER WITH TOOTH PAIN (Why Wait To Fix A Painful Smile?)

Many people go to an Emergency Room for a dental emergency.ER Doctors are not educated in the techniques necessary to deal with many tooth emergencies.We try to accommodate any last minute appointment requests so that you don't have to live with oral pain.We offer extended hours as needed and will do our best to get you treated immediately.  

ORAL SURGERY

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"The Dental Theory of Evolution"

Sooooooo... the tooth fairy isn't real?#dental#drdineshdental

Knowledge is not power, implementation is. Drainage/sewage water doesn’t go waste if we know how to use them. Government Primary schoolgirls from Puducherry are showing us how to generate electricity from drainage water using a micro power generator. The drain is 23 cm wide and 9 cm depth and the average speed of the water was about 30 km per hour. The girls constructed a 3-inch radius turbine and bent each of its blades at 45 degrees to increase its rotation speed. The turbine is connected to a 100 rpm gear motor. The girls proudly acclaim how this power is allowing them to charge cell phones, glow LED lights and even play the radio. For power generation, why not use fast flowing drainage /sewage water- a wonderful thought. You go girls

Gum Cancer showing Affectation of the Teeth

What is Gum Cancer?

Gum cancer is the malignancy of the soft tissue around the teeth, including the bones of the jaw underlying the teeth. Gum cancer is a type of oral cancer that affects predominantly males. It is also often called gingival cancer.

Gingival cancer can occur as a primary malignant tumor or as a metastatic site of other head and neck cancers. Gum cancer occurs in the form of squamous cell carcinoma, which means that the lining of the gums and mouth are affected.

Gum cancer is also highly metastatic because of being lymphoproliferative. This means that gum cancer cells are able to spread to other parts of the body through the lymphatic system. In fact, the most common site of metastasis is in the lymph nodes especially in the neck. Despite this, the progression of the disease is slow and early stages may be asymptomatic.

Signs & Symptoms of Gum Cancer

Signs and symptoms of gum cancer include those that affect the gums, teeth and oral cavity. These include:

1. Pain in the gums
2. Gingivitis or inflammation of the gums
3. Tumor growth in the gums, (grows bigger overtime)
4. Gum sores that do not heal
5. Gum ulcerations
6. Gum bleeding
7. Discolorations in the gums (usually dark, reddish or white patches)
8. Abnormal gum texture
9. Loose teeth

Gum cancer can affect the teeth and may eventually cause complete absence of teeth. The roots of teeth can be affected, leading to dislocation, despite absence of cavities or damage. The earliest sign of gum cancer is gum bleeding. Often, people disregard this symptom thinking that it is just caused by trauma from brushing. However, gum bleeding in gingival cancer may occur, despite using a soft-bristled toothbrush. Smoking also masks discoloration of the gums caused by cancer since tar contained in cigarettes also causes gum discoloration.

DENTAL SEALANTS

Dental sealants are a clear and protective coating that is applied to the biting surfaces of the back teeth. The sealant protects the tooth from getting a cavity by shielding against bacteria and plaque. Sealants are most commonly placed on children's permanent back teeth because they are more prone to cavities. 

Baby teeth Adult teeth ! This cool model shows the adult teeth that lurk beneath the baby teeth. Pretty cool!