Teeth replacement options for missing teeth

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Healthy teeth give you the most attractive smile. Teeth are also important for chewing and speaking. Every tooth in the oral cavity has a unique function. Missing one is very unfortunate. Teeth loss can be due to trauma, periodontitis (gum disease), genetic condition, a decayed tooth, etc. If the particular missing tooth is not replaced, then it may lead to shifting of the adjacent tooth, trauma from occlusion, periodontitis, mobility, etc.

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The following are the teeth replacement options:

  1. Dental Implant
  2. Fixed partial denture
  3. Removable denture

Dental Implant

  1. Dental implant is the best option for replacing missing teeth as it is the permanent solution.
  2. Dental implant not only duplicate crown of the tooth but also root by titanium metal post.
  3. Dental implant resembles a natural tooth and lasts longer.
  4. The chewing efficiency with dental implant is greater.
  5. Dental implant are more stable retentive.
  6. Dental Implant provides good esthetic and great comfort.
  7. Dental implant prevents bone loss.

Apart from so many advantages, dental implant has some disadvantages. Dental implants are contraindicated in uncontrolled diabetic patients and smokers. It is considerably costly and involved long procedures.

Fixed partial denture (FPD)

A fixed partial denture replaces single or multiple missing teeth. Fixed partial denture takes the support of adjacent teeth or implant and bridges the gap caused by missing teeth. Fixed bridges are resin retentive. It looks and functions like natural teeth. Fixed partial dentures are cheaper than dental implants.  Some disadvantages are, it is difficult to maintain proper cleaning of the dental bridge.  It may cause damage to the adjacent healthy tooth.

Removable denture

Removable denture replaces one, two or complete set of teeth. It can be removed and inserted by the patient’s own wish. Removable dentures are cheaper than dental implants and fixed partial dentures. The removable denture should be cleaned daily with a soft brush and soaked in a cleaning solution or water. Some disadvantages are, practice is required for insertion and removal of a partial denture. Some patients feel uncomfortable in the beginning and will become accustomed to using it.

Jerush dental and Facial Corrective centre is located at Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District, near Azhagiamandapam and Kulasekharam. Palliyadi, Karungal, Marthandam are the nearest places. Please click here to fix an appointment with our Thuckalay Centre. Another unit is functioning at Sashtrinagar, Adyar, Chennai. Please click here to fix an appointment at Chennai centre.


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Author: Dr. M. Jovitta, Pediatric /Preventive Dental Health Expert,
Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre

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Smoking & Oral health – Dental Clinic near Azhagiamandapam, Thiruvithamcode

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An Article by the Dental clinic near Azhagiamandapam and Thiruvithancode – jerush Dental & Facial Corrective center.
Smoking is considered a major risk factor for lung cancer, heart disease, respiratory disease, and poor oral health. 

Effect of smoking in the oral cavity:

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  1. Black or brown stained teeth
  2. White patches inside the mouth (Increased risk of leukoplakia)
  3. Early tooth loss
  4. Gum disease, a leading cause of tooth loss
  5. Severe bone loss within the jaw
  6. Bad breath
  7. Failure of dental implant
  8. More calculus formation
  9. Poor healing after tooth extraction
  10. Loss of taste and smell
  11. Inflammation at the salivary gland openings on the roof of the mouth
  12. Oral cancer

How to quit smoking

  1. Remove cigarette packets or beedi from the home/office
  2. Avoid places where smoking products are available
  3. Encourage other smokers around you to quit the smoking habit
  4. Avoid alcohol
  5. Psychological counseling
  6. Eat nuts, fruits, drink water, take a walk, do exercise when you have a craving to smoking
  7. Nicotine replacement therapy) (Gums, patches, inhalers, spray, lozenges)
  8. Dental Treatment

Why quit smokeless tobacco products too?

Smokeless tobacco products contain a strong chemical that can increase the risk of oral diseases including oral cancer at the throat and esophagus. Chewable tobacco products contain a higher nicotine level than cigarettes that make one addicted to them. Off these snuff has the highest level of nicotine.

The smokeless tobacco products can cause your gums to recede and thereby tooth roots will get exposed and decayed gradually.  The teeth will become sensitive to food temperature that will make your eating uncomfortable.

Jerush dental and facial corrective center is one of the leading dental hospitals in Thuckalay, South India, Tamilnadu, Kanyakumari District. Azhagiyamandapam and Thiruvithamcode are the nearest towns to Thuckalay.


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Author: Dr. M. Jovitta, Pediatric /Preventive Dental Health Expert,
Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre

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Oral Habits-Dental Hospital Monday Market, Eraniel

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‘Jerush’ is a Dental Clinic near Monday Market & Eraniel, for treating Oral Habits

Oral Habits:

Oral habit is when an individual has frequent repetition towards an act that causes a defect in dental and facial structure.

What are bad oral habits?

Thumb sucking, tongue thrusting, mouth breathing, bruxism, nail-biting lip biting, cheek biting, bobby pin opening, etc.

What happens if your children have bad oral habits?

  • Forwardly placed front teeth.
  • Spacing between teeth.
  • A gap between upper and lower arch teeth
  • Speech defect
  • Mal-alignment of teeth
  • Bad breath, Gingivitis, etc.
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Treatments for oral habits?

Thumb sucking or Digit sucking:

  • It is considered normal up to 2½ years to 3 years.
  • Psychological counseling is needed.
  • A bitter flavored agent applied to the finger ( Cayenne, pepper, quinine, asafetida)
  • Long sleeve nightgown
  • Ace bandage
  • Orthodontic habit breaking appliance.

Tongue thrusting

It is a condition when the tongue makes contact with any teeth during swallowing:

  • Training to correct swallow and posture of the tongue
  • Pre orthodontic trainer
  • Speech therapy
  • A removable and fixed orthodontic appliance

Bruxism

It is a habitual grinding of teeth when the person is not chewing or swallowing. It may be caused due to stress, occlusal disturbances etc.

  • Psychological counseling
  • Occlusal splint
  • Occlusal adjustment
  • Restore the damaged teeth

Lip biting, cheek biting, nail-biting

  • Educate the patients to give up such habits
  • Removable habit-breaking appliances

The identification and managing the cause according is important.

Jerush Dental Clinic

We at Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre provide all habit-breaking appliances and treat all ailments caused by bad oral habits in children. ‘Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre’ is located at Thuckalay, near Nagercoil and Marthandam in Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu, India. Eraniel and Monday Market (Thingal Nagar) are the nearest towns.


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Author: Dr. M. Jovitta, Pediatric /Preventive Dental Health Expert,
Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre

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Bad Breath or Halitosis – Dental clinic Adyar

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Bad breath Cure – Jerush Dental Clinic Adyar

Bad Breath

Bad breath is also called halitosis. Bad breath is the offensive or unpleasant odor from the mouth. It often leads to embarrassment and also an individual’s social interaction.

Halitosis has a negative impact on an individual’s social life. The worst thing about halitosis is the person who is affected by halitosis may not aware of his condition. Only by his or her partner or family member can identify it. Knowing this leads the affected person to distress thus he or she may avoid socializing.

Did you know bad breath can be treated?
Bad breath can have multifactorial causes. Some of them are:

Intraoral: Gingivitis, periodontitis, open carious lesion, poor oral and dental hygiene, inadequate dental restoration, pericoronitis, peri-implantitis, candidiasis, bacterial coating of tongue, dry mouth, stress, smoking, tobacco chewing, mouth breathing, unbalanced diet, coffee, alcohol consumption, aromatic food (garlic, onion), improper cleaning of the prosthesis.

Extraoral: Nasal drip, sinusitis, diabetes, metabolic or hormonal problems, lung disease, kidney disease, gastrointestinal pathology, some medications, illusional bad breath.

Identifying the cause and treatment planning will be more effective.

Treatment for Bad Breath / Halitosis

  • Oral hygiene maintenance: 1. Brushing 2. Flossing 3.Tongue scraping

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  • Professional dental prophylaxis: Scaling and root planning-
  • Proper medication and control of the systemic disease.
  • Mouth wash: Chlorohexadine, Listerine
  • Malodor mask: Chewing gum, Mouth spray, Lozenges
  • Stop smoking and tobacco chewing
  • Stay hydrated

Bad breath is a common problem. Treating bad breath is important as it improves a person’s social or professional life and also increases self-esteem.

Jerush Dental and Facial Corrective Centres are located in Thuckalay, Kanyakumari Dist., Tamilnadu, and Near State Bank of India (SBI), Sashtri Nagar, Adyar, Chennai. “Jerush’ is a leading hospital for dental and facial corrective treatments in South India, since 2002.


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Author: Dr. M. Jovitta, Pediatric /Preventive Dental Health Expert,
Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre

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Brushing Techniques by Dental Hospital Kanyakumari District

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Brushing Techniques by Dental Hospital Kanyakumari District.

Brushing teeth is an important practice in our daily life. For a healthy mouth and smile, dentists recommend the following …

  • Brush your teeth twice a day with a soft bristle brush. The size of your brush should suit your mouth allowing you to reach all areas easily.
  • Change your toothbrush every three months or sooner if the bristles are shabby. A worn-out toothbrush won’t do a good job of cleaning your teeth.
  • Make sure to use your dentist recommended fluoride toothpaste.
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Why follow the dentist’s recommended brushing techniques?

The mouth is the gateway to your overall health. Proper brushing can keep your teeth and mouth healthy. Several methods were tested by healthcare scientists for maintaining good oral health and recommended the best option that can keep your teeth, gums, and entire oral cavity healthy. Sensitivity while brushing, bleeding gum is probably caused by wrong brushing techniques.

What is brushing?

Brushing means removing debris and plaque from the teeth with a brush. Brushing twice a day, i.e., morning and evening helps to prevent dental caries and gum disease.

How to brush correctly?

  1. Toothbrush bristle should be placed on the cervical portion of the teeth and partially on the gingival sulcus at a 45-degree angle.
  2. Move the brush back and forth gently in short strokes without dislodging the tips of the bristles.
  3. After 20 strokes, sweep the bristles downwards over the tooth surface occlusal.
  4. Press the bristles firmly on the occlusal surface. Activate the brush into twenty short back and forth strokes. Repeat this in all the quadrants of teeth.
  5. Repeat this method in all the quadrants of the teeth.
  6. On the lingual and palatal aspect of the anterior teeth, the brush is pressed into the gingival sulcus and proximal surface at a 45-degree angle and do 20 upward downward stokes

Jerush Dental & Facial Correctvice Centre is a leading Dental Hospital in Kanyakumari District. Located at Thuckalay, near Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu, India. Karungal is the closest town to Thuckalay.


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Author: Dr. Jovitta M, Pediatric/Preventive Dentalcare Expert,
Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre, Thuckalay, Tamilnadu.
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Oral Hygiene and importance of flossing

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Why oral hygiene?

Brushing is a good oral hygiene practice. Right! But do you know brushing alone can’t keep the oral cavity clean? Yes, forget not, to do ‘flossing’.  Flossing can clean the areas where brushing cannot do. Daily twice brushing and at least one-time flossing are considered good practices.

Oral Health

Oral health maintenance is important for all people of any age. Good oral health and regular visit to a dentist helps people to lead a happy and healthy life. Brushing and flossing are the most important way to the healthy oral cavity.

Conditions linked to poor oral health?

If your oral health is poor it can contribute to several diseases and conditions including
• Endocarditis: An infection of the inner lining of your heart chambers or valves (endocardium) commonly develops when germs from another part of your body, such as the mouth, spread through the bloodstream and adhere to certain areas in your heart.
Cardiovascular disease: Many research findings say that heart disease plagued arteries and stroke might have a link to the oral bacteria.
• Pregnancy and birth complications: Periodontitis/ Gum disease has a link to premature birth and an infant’s low birth weight (LBW).
• Pneumonia: Oral bacteria passing through your lungs can cause pneumonia and other respiratory diseases.
Apart from the above conditions, people with poor oral hygiene are at the risk of certain other conditions like Diabetes, HIV/AIDS, Osteoporosis, Alzheimer’s disease, etc.

What is flossing:

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Flossing helps in removing plaque and debris between teeth, where the brush can not reach.

Types of flossing: There are four types of flossing viz. 1. Waxed 2. Unwaxed  3. Flavoured and 4. Plan.
How often should we do flossing?  Daily!

Steps of flossing:

  1. Take a string of floss about 18mm and wrap it around both middle fingers.
  2. Grab the floss between the thumb and index finger of both hand
  3. Gently guide floss between teeth by using zig-zag motion. Gently wrap floss around the side of the teeth.
  4. Slide the floss up and down against both tooth surfaces under the gumline.
  5. Floss all the teeth including last teeth on each side.

Similar flossing Tools: Flossing holder, Floss thread, Oral irrigator, Interdental brush

Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre is located at Thuckalay, near Marthandam, Tamilnadu, India.


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Author: Dr. Jovitta M.
Dr. Jovitta M. is responsible for a chair on the 3rd floor at Jerush Dental and Facial Corrective Centre. She has been a skilled dentist with a keen interest to learn new things in dentistry.  Her expertise in pediatric dentistry did remarkable growth in gaining smiles of happy child patients stepping out with their parents.

Arthritis Patients and Dental Health concerns!

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Several studies have shown the connection between Arthritis and dental problems. Periodontitis (Gum disease) and Gingivitis (Gum Inflammation) are common oral diseases found in Rheumatoid arthritis patients. Maintaining proper oral hygiene, avoiding foods that build plague easily, seeking timely dental advice are key points to be followed by RA patients.

Conditions that caused by Arthritis

  • Sjogren’s syndrome is a condition due to Arthritis which damages the salivary gland and causes inflammation. This may lead to dental cavities, dry mouth, eating difficulty, and sometimes tooth loss.
  • Temperomandibular joint (TMT) also be affected by Arthritis, making it painful while opening and closing your mouth.
  • Bacterial infection due to Arthritis can cause swelling on the gums over the jaw, and be the reason for severe pain, fever around the jaw.
  • A white layer of fungal infection may appear on the tongue or around and inside of cheeks.
  • Rare possibility to occur mouth ulcer also.

On what all reasons arthritis patients need to visit their dentist?

  1. When properly caring/brushing teeth is more complicated, patients need to seek the dentist’s advice. Arthritic patients with any of these conditions such as hand deformity, finger contractures, wrist fusions, painful elbows, etc., who suffer to cope with proper brushing need their dentist’s advice for alternative cleaning procedures.
  2. Arthritis patients when they feel jaw pain or severely limited range of motion, which restricts the jaw motion should immediately visit the dentist for advice.
  3. When the bacteria from an arthritic patient’s mouth enter the bloodstream, through a cut in their mouth from any way or simply brushing will harm the overall health. Fixing this condition insists upon a dentist’s advice.
  4. When arthritis patients are at higher risk for developing root caries, a visit to your dental office only be the best option to fix it.
  5. When dry mouth occurred as a symptom of certain diseases, occurred as a side effect of some medications, please visit your dental office without delay.
  6. Arthritic patients, when they have had their joint replacements are strictly advised to have regular dental check-ups.

Dental health during pregnancy

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Oral health plays the most important part in overall health. Also, it is an important part of pregnancy. During pregnancy, if the dental health is not maintained properly, there is a risk of causing complications like premature birth. A regular dental check-up is the best way to a risk-free pregnancy period. Follow your dentist’s advice especially brush twice a day and floss your teeth once a day.

During pregnancy, special care is needed for teeth and gums. The hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy can increase the risk of developing oral diseases result in causing health issues to the developing baby.  So, before and during pregnancy, maintaining good dental and oral care is becoming inevitable.

Conditions that may occur during pregnancy:

Pregnancy Gingivitis: It is a common condition seen in pregnant ladies. Swollen red gums and bleeding while brushing are common symptoms.

Pregnancy Tumors: These are rarely occurring. Developing in the gums, pregnancy tumors are painless and are not cancerous. They subside shortly after childbirth.

Premature Delivery: Excessive bacteria form oral infections that can enter the bloodstream and may cause premature delivery.

Here are some tips to be followed before, during, and after pregnancy:

  1. Get your teeth and gums checked regularly throughout the pregnancy period to avoid oral infections that can affect the fetus. Brush twice a day and floss before going to bed to prevent plaque buildup.
  2. Sharing the advice of the obstetrician including medication with your dentist will enhance the treatment. Be extremely cautious of all drugs during pregnancy.
  3. Avoid cosmetic or other than pregnancy-related dental procedures during pregnancy
  4. Dental x-rays can be done if it is unavoidable. Always maintain good teeth and gum care.
  5. Avoid Tetracycline since they cause discoloration of your child’s temporary and permanent teeth.

Best pregnancy dental care is offered at Jerush Dental and Facial Corrective Centre at Thuckalay, near Colachel, Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu. ‘Jerush’ is known for its world-class dental, facial aesthetic treatments and facilities since 2002.

Frenotomy-Ankyloglossia for infants and older children

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Ankyloglossia or Tongue Tie is a condition found by birth in babies that restricts the activities of the tongue.

Symptoms of Tongue-tie:

For Infants: Impact on milk supply Termination of breastfeeding, Baby failing to thrive, Poor bonding between baby and mother, Sleep deprivation Problems with introducing solids,  Gagging Acid reflux

Mothers negative concerns: Pain Nipple damage, bleeding, blanched/distortion of nipples, Mastitis, nipple thrush/blocked ducts, Severe pain with latch/losing latch, Clicking noise Depression, Sleep Deprivation, Children Inability to chew age-appropriate solid foods, Digestion equals growth and development concerns, Gagging, Choking or vomiting foods, Persisting food fads Difficulties, Cleaning teeth with tongue, Drooling/dribbling speech concerns, Behavior problems, Dental problems – mal-occlusion, Self-confidence, reduced feel different, Adults Inability to open mouth wide, affects speech and eating habits, Aware of their speech Inability to speak clearly with talking fast/loud/soft, Protrusion of lower jaws,  prognathism, Social situations, eating out, kissing, relationship concerns Sensitive about personal appearance.

Treatment for Tongue-tie

For decades, ‘Surgery’ has been a custom treatment for babies for the release of the tongue-tie. Several kinds of research of the recent era have revealed contradictory opinions about it, while a worldwide scene is an increase in tongue-tie surgery for removal of poor and painful breastfeeding and thereby causing insufficient weight gain. The researchers complain that the major cause of the painful low milk feeding is due to the low production of mother’s milk and frenotomies (tongue-tie surgery) may result in the early weaning of the baby. But in the case of an older child, surgery will be the answer to fix the anomaly.

Treatment for an older child with tongue-tie @ Jerush

This boy Robert, aged 12, came to our centre to get his tongue tie fixed. His parents know the issues from his birth and they put off the treatment since they found no issues in feeding and some pronunciation troubles. That itself is specifically for ‘sh’, ‘ph’ characters in a phrase. Our surgeon suggested surgery for fixing his tongue tie while the boy and his parents reciprocated it. It took only 25 minutes to carry out the procedure under general anesthesia. Then he was advised with a medication followed by speech therapy. He started doing speech therapy after 6 months and his parents were very happy with the improvement of their son’s speech. Robert enjoyed going to therapy for around 6 months till he could feel his speech is okay. Now he is a confident boy like his colleagues without having any feel that once he had pronunciation issues.

Understanding the Cost of Dental Implants in South India: A Complete Guide

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Lack of teeth can affect your smile, confidence, and even your overall health. Dental implants have become one of the best solutions to replace permanent missing teeth. But for many people in South India, cost is the first question that comes to mind.

In this guide, we break down everything needed to learn about the costs of dental implantation in South India, where the factors that affect the price, what is expected during the process, and how to plan the budget.

What are dental implants?

Dental implants are small titanium poles that are surgically inserted into your jaw to catch a replacement or bridge.

They are durable, natural appearance, and can live through life with proper care.

What is so common dental transplant in South India?

For several reasons, dental transplants are more common in places like Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi, and Coimbatore.

  1. Natural appearance: They feel and look like real teeth.
  2. Long-lasting: If you practice proper oral hygiene, they can last for decades.
  3. Better chewing ability: They can return to full food functions.
  4. Ben security: Bone damage transplantation is avoided after tooth loss.

What are the costs of dental transplantation in South India?

There is no fixed value because the costs depend on many factors. On average, a single dental implant in South India can be anywhere from Rs. 18,000/- to Rs. 25,000 per graft. Completely restoration or advanced procedures may be higher.

What’s Included in the Cost?

A typical implant treatment cost may include:

  • Consultation and X-rays
  • Implant placement surgery
  • Abutment and crown placement
  • Follow-up journey

However, further treatment such as bone transplant or sinus lift can result in the final cost.

Dental transplant costs

  1. Number of transplantations: The greater the lack of teeth, means more transplantations are needed.
  2. Transplant marking: High-quality, imported transplants usually cost more.
  3. Surgeon Expertise: Experienced experts may require high fees.
  4. Clinical tests: Scans and X-rays can be extra.
  5. Additional procedures: bone transplants, sinus lifting, or extractions.
  6. Clinic placement: Costs may vary between Chennai, Trichy, Kochi, or other cities.
  7. Type of crown: Porcelain can be more expensive compared to the crown of the crown metal.

How to Choose a Good Dental Implant Clinic

  • When you look for dental implant treatment in South India, consider:
  • Dentist’s qualifications and experience
  • Technology and equipment used
  • Reviews and patient testimonials
  • Clear explanation of costs and procedure
  • Hygiene standards

Can insurance cover dental transplants?

In India, dental insurance is limited and usually does not cover transplantation because they are considered cosmetic.

However, some health insurance may cover related surgery. Always contact your vendor.

Are There Cheaper Alternatives to Implants?

Yes, but they come with trade-offs:
1. Dentures: Less expensive but less stable and need replacements.
2. Bridges: Lower cost but require support from nearby teeth.
While these can be good options for some, implants offer better long-term benefits.

How to plan and save for dental transplantation

  1. Ask for a detailed treatment plan and quote.
  2. Compare the clinic: Costs can vary widely.
  3. See for flexible payment schemes: Many clinics provide EMI options.
  4. Maintain good oral hygiene: Prevent complications that connect extra costs.

What is expected during the dental transplant process

  1. Consulting: The dentist examines your mouth and scans.
  2. Surgery: Transplantation is performed on the jaw.
  3. Helging time: Melting with bones 3-6 months for implant.
  4. Crown Location: Artificial teeth are attached at the top.
  5. Follow-up: Regular check-ups ensure treatment and appropriate function.

Is the Dental Implant damaged?

The process is carried out during local anesthesia. Most patients only report mild discomfort after surgery that can be controlled with the drug.

How long do Implants last?

With proper care, implantation can last 15-25 years or more. Good oral hygiene and common dental trips are important.

FAQ About Dental Implant Costs in South India

Q1: What is the average cost of a single implantation in Chennai?

A: The cost usually varies from $ 20,000 to $ 50,000, based on the transplant system and clinic.

Q2: Why are Implants expensive?

A: Implantation uses high-quality materials and requires effective surgery, modern equipment, and many trips.

Q3: Is it safe to implant in South India?

A: Yes, many clinics follow advanced technology and international standards with well-trained surgeons.

Q4: How do I know I need bone posing?

A: Your dentist will check your bone density with X-rays or CT scans before suggesting a bone implant.

Q5: Can I find a full-mouth transplant?

A: Yes, you can choose full mouth implants that can replace all missing teeth, but they use more.

 

Final thoughts

Dental implantation is an investment in your health and confidence. Understanding the cost of dental implants in South India helps you create an informed alternative. Take time for research, ask questions, and choose the right clinic for the best results.

Order your consultation today and take the first step toward a healthy, confident smile!

 

Bell’s Palsy Disorder

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Bell’s palsy, otherwise called acute peripheral facial palsy is assumed as the result of swelling and inflammation of the nerve that controls the muscles on any one side of one’s face. The cause is still exactly unknown and can occur at any age. It may be sometimes a reaction that occurs after a viral infection.  Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre, Thuckalay, Tamilnadu has a history of successfully treated Bell’s Palsy cases.

A year back, village lady Kanagam(38) visited our center with a misshaped face complaining that she had felt something uncommon on her face from the morning, the moment she had woke up from her bed. ‘I looked in the mirror and I was shocked to see my endangered face’ she added. She could not pronounce her name promptly either.

About Bell’s palsy:

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Bell’s Palsy can occur at any time to anyone. People may sometimes doubt if it is that so-called ‘stoke’. It is a condition that temporarily paralyzes or weakens any one side of the face at a time. Though the exact cause for this condition is still not clear, Doctors believe, it is due to the trauma happening to the facial nerve or the seventh cranial nerve. Scientists suggest that it can be due to viral infections in the body.

Common symptoms of Bell’s Palsy are difficulty in closing the eyelid or blinking, abnormal watering from the eye, Drooling, Difficulty in eating or moving the muscles, twitching of facial muscles, etc.

How our patient was treated?

Our maxillofacial surgeon suggested doing a complete physical examination. After observing the results, our surgeon asked her to close her eyelid on the affected side of her face but she could not do it. This is the best way of confirming if a patient is affected by Bell’s Palsy while all other tests are failed to diagnose this disease. The patient’s ailment was thus concluded as Bell’s Palsy.  Some other tests including X-ray, CT scan, and MRI were done to clarify the diagnosis.

A special medication and a special method of massaging on the face were advised to Kanagam. Applying exercise/massage over the affected side and face is inevitable to retain the normalcy of the facial muscles.  She was also informed about the curing time of her present condition. Kanagam followed our instructions without ignorance. After a three months time gap when she visited our surgeon, her face has retained almost 90% of its shape.

 

 

Dental healthcare tips for your kids

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Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre is one of the best dental hospitals in Nagercoil, Thuckalay, and Marthandam towns in Kanyakumari district, Tamilnadu.

Preventive dentistry treatments very important for kids since the mouth and its dimension of a child is undergoing changes as the body ages and expanding. Preventive dentistry can make a positive contribution throughout their life! Children are prone to dental diseases like adults if proper oral hygiene is maintained. They also eat sweets, drink juices, and sugary foods.

Here are some important preventive dentistry treatments for kids:

1. Pit and fissure Sealants: An adhesive coating on the chewing surface of the tooth to stop forming cavities
2. Flouride treatment: Application of fluoride on the tooth to combat acid and bacteria that causes decay
3. Daily morning and night teeth cleaning is necessary to eliminate plaque and tartar
4. Space maintainers: This device used to maintain tooth space and stops future orthodontic problems.

You can protect your kid from getting tooth decay by beginning his dental consideration early. Pursue these means to prevent depressions and keep his delightful grin solid.

Some Kids Dental Care Tips

1. Get a check-up every 6 months for your kids

Your kids should see a dental specialist on their first birthday. Early preventive consideration sets aside your cash over the long haul.

2. Avoid ‘Baby bottle Decay’

Try not to put your baby or kid for a snooze with a bottle of juice equation or milk. Sugary fluids stick to his teeth bolstering microscopic organisms that can cause tooth rot.

3. Teach good dental habits to your kids.

Before your baby has teeth, you can gently brush his/her gums using water on a toothbrush or with a soft washcloth.

4. Cut back on the juice

Numerous parents think juice is a sound day-long decision for a beverage, yet it can prompt tooth rot. Utmost, your kid to close to 4 ounces per day of 100% natural product juice, give non-sugary beverages and sustenance at eating times, and use squeeze just as a treat.

5. Control your kid’s Sippy cup

A Sippy cup can help children move from a jug to a glass, yet don’t give them a chance to drink from it throughout the day. Utilizing it in excessive amounts can prompt rot on the back of the front teeth if the beverages are sugary.

6. Ditch the pacifier by age 2 or 3

There are heaps of void justifications to give your child a chance to utilize a pacifier, yet in the long haul; it can influence how his teeth line up. It can likewise change the state of the mouth.

7. Watch out for sweet medicine:

Kid’s prescriptions can be flavored and sugary in the event that they stick on the teeth, the possibility of cavities goes up. Children on drugs for incessant conditions, for example, asthma and heart issues regularly have a higher decay rate. Anti-toxins and some asthma drugs can cause an excess of yeast which can prompt contagious contamination called oral thrush. Signs are rich curd-like fixes on the tongue or inside the mouth.