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We provide best dental and health care to our patients and at the same time, building relationships of trust with them.

Services

Dental Implant

Teeth Whitening

One of the most commonly requested procedures in our clinic is teeth bleaching/whitening which is a simple, effective and with few side effects produce a brighter smile. We use the latest laser teeth whitening equipments to ensure quality and long term results.

There are a number of types of teeth whitening procedures. These are:

Non-Vital Teeth Whitening Used when a single tooth discolors following a root canal procedure, effectively whitening the grey effect of a root filling.

At-Home Teeth Whitening Special plastic foam-lined trays are made in the laboratory accurately fitting your own teeth.

In-Office Power Bleach/Whitening Using trays similar to those for At-home bleaching, a specialized bleaching solution is applied in the surgery for 30-45 minutes.

General Oral Care

The most important factor in oral hygiene is prevention. By ensuring good practices are exercised regularly, for just a few minutes a day, you can help to avoid oral pain, decreased confidence and potentially expensive treatments.

Preventative Measures Diet plays a very important role in the prevention of tooth and gum conditions. Products that are high in sugar are particularly dangerous for your teeth. Sugar causes an excessive production of plaque which puts teeth at risk of decay; it also produces higher levels of acid that can cause erosion of the teeth.

Consequences of Poor Oral Hygiene Tooth decay, gum disease and halitosis (bad breath), can all develop due to the neglect of oral health. Not just a health problem, bad hygiene of the mouth can have significant outcomes on social issues and career progression. The consequences of a neglected mouth can have a serious effect on our appearance and bad breath can affect us socially.

Tooth Decay When a build-up of plaque comes into contact with saliva or food, a large amount of bacteria can develop. This bacteria can attack teeth and lead to the erosion of the enamel (the external layer of a tooth), and create a hole that will allow a breeding ground for the bacteria. These holes can cause a great deal of pain and discomfort and will need to be treated by a dentist.

Gum Disease Gum disease is the most common cause for adult tooth loss and is one of the main reasons for the development of halitosis. Gum disease occurs when poor hygiene techniques result in the gums becoming infected and inflamed. The gums can bleed or even recede, exposing the roots of the teeth and putting them at more risk of damage.

Brushing and Flossing Brushing and flossing the teeth should be an integral part of your everyday routine. The tooth brush should not be so firm that it is not pliable and cannot accommodate the small crevices between and around the teeth. Flossing is an additional method of ensuring debris between the teeth that a toothbrush cannot reach is removed and plaque levels are kept to a minimum. It is recommended that flossing should be done twice a day. An anti-septic mouthwash could be used to help freshen breath and rinse the debris from the oral cavity.

Toothpastes now often come with added fluoride, a substance that helps to protect teeth from decay. Extra care should be taken in those who are pregnant, elderly, those with limited physical ability and of course children. Children should be taught of the importance of oral hygiene and correct techniques for brushing and flossing at the earliest age possible. Prevention at this age can be reflected throughout their adult life.

Oral hygiene is important for physical, social and psychological needs. By ensuring a satisfactory regime is employed, many conditions can be prevented.

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37-A Dastagir Road, Gujranwala.

info@rahatdental.com

+92 55 38 50 138

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