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Mouth Cancer or Oral Cancer

Posted on July 24, 2019 - 7:45 am by
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Oral cancer comes under a larger group of cancers named head and neck cancers. Mouth cancer or Oral cancer is the persistent growth of cells or sore in the mouth that can be cured only by proper treatment. It can be found in lips tongue, inside cheeks, roof or floor of the mouth, palates, sinuses, and throat, and can be a threat to life, if not treated early. Oral cancer is the most threatening oral disease. But it can be curable if detected and treated at an early stage and thereby the patient can lead a normal life.

What are the symptoms of oral cancer?

  1. Red or white-colored swellings anywhere along the soft or hard surface of the mouth, gums, any part of the tongue or lips
  2. Sore that doesn’t heal and swelling that prolongs for more than 2 weeks
  3. Pain/tenderness, a numbness or loss of sensation in any parts of the mouth or neck
  4. Difficulty in chewing or swallowing, speaking, pain while working with jaw or tongue
  5. Unexplained tooth or denture loosening
  6. Ear pain, tongue pain, sore throat or hoarse voice
  7. Dramatic body weight loss

Please consult your doctor immediately if you experience any of the above symptoms.

Oral cancer screening and treatment @ Jerush

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Our dentist at Jerush will conduct an oral cancer screening for those who will come prepared for it. For regular dental checkup visitors, this screening is a part by default. A complete check-up will be conducted to trace out any signs of oral cancer exist. A biopsy if needed will be taken to ascertain the areas in doubt.

Treatment for oral cancer

Surgery is the generally accepted treatment for any type of cancer. The cancerous cells are surgically removed and to destroy the remaining cells, radiation (therapy) is applied, followed by chemotherapy (drug treatments).

A regular dental visit is advised for early detection and treatment of mouth cancer. If you have any mouth cancer symptoms, please visit our center at Thuckalay which is 20 minutes travel distance from Nagarcoil and Marthandam.

Pre-wedding Smile Make-over

Posted on July 6, 2019 - 7:29 am by
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Dr-Binila-Bladbin-MDS Dr. Binila Bladbin, MDS, Oral & Maxillofacial surgeon @ Jerush dental and facial corrective centre.

Before the ‘Big New Day, it is imperative that the new age bride and groom take care to look their best. It is your wedding clothes trial and after multiple visits, a bunch of fabrics and finally you face the mirror looking like a charming Prince/Princess. To your dismay, a stunning back at you is a black hole in your yellow looking teeth, a well-defined contrast with your beautiful pearl white wedding costume. So if you are a bride/groom to be, your trial date should not be the day you realize your smile must shine to the occasion you are preparing for!!

Here are some to-do lists, if you are conscious of the way you look for your wedding. Some consecutive dental treatments can take longer than a few weeks. Be sure that you get that desired smile within the time frame you have.

One week to One-month time frame

Glazing Smile:

Teeth jewellery is a fun-loving trend which involves sticking a flat gemstone of any shape and colour and absolutely no drilling or damage to your teeth. You end up with a sparkling tooth.

Discolouration – yellow / black colour smile:

Bleaching (Teeth whitening) helps to get whiten teeth that have been stained or darkened, which cannot be removed with regular cleaning (Scaling). There are home bleaching / in-office bleaching techniques; whichever is comfortable can be done to get the desired result.

Big/crooked teeth:

A misshaped tooth that doesn’t suit face can be made just fine to achieve a perfect smile by a simple contouring procedure. This makes the teeth look even more aligned and symmetrical.

Spacing in teeth / chipped teeth:

Mild gaps or broken teeth can be rectified by tooth coloured fillings/restorations that are bonded to an ideal shape, size and colour. This makes the teeth look younger and beautiful and finally, the result is a pretty smile.

One month–Six Months Time Frame

Small Teeth:

If you are not happy with the size of your teeth, which has restricted your smile, then there is a solution with veneers, which are thin facings like contact lenses, which cover the teeth 180 degrees in front to get perfect size and colour. Jacket crowns are another solution which covers the teeth 360 degree, all-round to change the size and colour of the teeth.

Gummy Smile:

When too much gum tissue is exposed while smiling, we get a gummy smile. Fortunately, a gummy smile can be corrected by a simple laser procedure. Gum discolouration can be corrected by a gum depigmentation technique. Gum lifts, another dental procedure that raises the gum line. This is done to create longer or more symmetrical teeth.

Missing teeth:

Dental bridges are used to replace one or more missing teeth. The procedure involves replacing missing teeth which is cemented into place with the help of abutment tooth.

Dental Implants are another procedure in replacement of missing tooth. The implant device made of titanium is inserted into bone and the dental crown or denture is connected to the implant through the abutment.

Six months and more

Jaw and bite problem:

Irregular teeth, forwardly placed teeth/jaws, the spacing between teeth, can be corrected by various new technologies, involving initially fixed appliance treatment (Braces). Braces are either metallic/invisible type. Treatment involves realigning the teeth and pushing the teeth backwards.

Supposedly, if the jaws are forwardly placed, after the required investigation procedure, the necessary jaw surgeries can be done. Various surgeries include. Jaw correction, lip correction, chin augmentation, nose correction etc. All you need to do is plan a little in advance and leave your worries aside.

Otoplasty or Surgery of the outer ear

Posted on June 24, 2019 - 7:17 am by 2
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What is Otoplasty?

The surgical treatment for pinna of the ear or outer ear for a congenital deformity or deformity caused after an accident refers Otoplasty. The aim of this cosmetic procedure can be to reshape the irregularity and/or to enhance the appearance of the ear.

The best age for otoplasty is 5-6 years, which means before the complete growth of the ears. However, anyone after this age can also undergo Otoplasty treatment. Ear molding or splinting are nonsurgical treatments for children and the best age for this is the first 2-3 weeks of life. The recovery time and risk of treatment for non-surgical treatment is also considerably low.

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In this digital era, when people can interact face to face with a digital device, the importance of ‘appearance of anatomy’ acquired more prominence in life. The increase in the number of people opting for facial and other surgeries that have aesthetic importance, globally reveals it. For children, while ear deformity becomes an issue of self-confidence, it is advisable to correct it at an early stage of childhood. There are some congenital ear deformities that will be corrected over time naturally. But the fear factor is, it is unpredictable, in whom this miracle will happen. In children outer ear deformity is more common and treating in childhood itself is simple and cost-effective.

Who is the candidate for Otoplasty?

The outer ear has a minor role in hearing. When it is harmed or lost its original shape after an accident, one can opt for Otoplasty. People who found their outer ears unaesthetic and want to have a more common generally accepted shape also can opt for Otoplasty.

While Otoplasty is designed for both deformities caused after an accident and deformity by birth. The prevalence of congenital deformity is high in South Asia, especially in Afghanistan and South India. This is mainly due to the consanguineous marriage which is referred to as a marital union among close biological kin.

Jerush dental & facial corrective center Thuckalay, near Nagercoil & Marthandam is a top hospital in Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu for dental and facial aesthetic surgeries. Outer ear surgery and all cosmetic surgery related to the face is performed well at this center.

Preventive Dental Care

Posted on June 11, 2019 - 10:55 am by
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We at ‘Jerush’ the best dental hospital in Tamilnadu, always put more preference for Preventive Dental care as part of the regular dental visits. Our facilities are incomparably good. Surgeons and other staff are qualified and skilled. We have invested heavily in machines to provide state of the art technology for our patients’ care.

Regular dental visit @ Jerush

Jerush dental and facial corrective centre is equipped with 13 fully automatic dental chairs arranged in a complete germs-free sterile ambiance. Each floor has a specially allocated space for dental chairs that are set to face outwardly to a scenic view of the town and lined up mountains. Our patients can undoubtedly experience a stress-free atmosphere. Our patient care encompasses the highly professional attitude of our 15 lady surgeons and supporting staff including other specialized senior surgeons.

Preventive care @ Jerush

Prevention is better than cure, which is a generally accepted proverb. When dental health care is concerned, it is taken in the complete sense. Since the mouth is the gateway to our body, our overall health is linked to the food we have and the oral health we maintain.

Many among us in India are less concerned about oral health. People tend to wait until a small problem develops to cause pain or other forms of severity.  A regular visit to the dentist plays a prime role in preventive dental care. The investment spends for a biannual visit to the dentist is comparatively very less to that of actual treatment cost spending after severity. The patient should bear in mind, that dentists can typically recognize more issues at an early stage.

The Treatment Process:

An overall dental check-up is a time-consuming process. It includes several stages like a full mouth check-up to detect any signs of dental disease, any diseased or cracked teeth, an oral cancer screening, any gum disease symptoms, problems with your restored tooth if any, etc. The association of dental x-ray in this dental exam is very notable. Dental x-ray helps your dentist to detect even tiny problems that are invisible to bare eyes.

You will be taught proper oral hygiene habits if needed. Proper brushing alone can’t keep your mouth clean. Remnants harbor in the tiny gap in between teeth can develop into acids that can cause cavities through the enamel. So, regular flossing is a very important habit to be maintained. Reasons for bad breath are many. If you are bad breath affected, our dentist will exam the underlying reasons to suggest a remedy to stop it completely. If you’re under any medication or any form of tobacco user, you will have to inform our dentist for getting suitable advice.0

Preventive Dental care Package at Thuckalay near Nagercoil

Preventive care ‘tailor-made package’ is available on request. Kindly visit our center for more details. Jerush dental and facial corrective center is a leading dental hospital in Tamilnadu, South India, India. Nagercoil, Marthandam, Trivandrum are the nearest towns.

Gummy smile correction @ Jerush

Posted on June 6, 2019 - 9:28 am by 2
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What is Gummy smile?

It is the abnormal display of gum tissues above the upper teeth when people smile. The soft gingival tissues display abnormal, giving a short look to the teeth which affects the overall look of the smile. Though there is no distinct definition for Gummy Smile, the optimum gum visibility during a social smile should be 1 to 3 mm and for a full smile, it can be up to 5 mm. If it is above this rate, it is considered a gummy smile.

Anyhow generally one’s gum line exposure could be affected by

  1. The height and shape of one’s teeth
  2. The way lips move when smiling
  3. The angle of the jaw compared with the rest of the face

Causes of a gummy smile

There are many reasons for gummy smile development

  1. A tooth covered with more gum tissue during eruption while the tooth appears to be short.
  2. Improper growth of upper jaw bone
  3. Abnormal function of muscles that control the upper lip movement.

Gummy smile corrected by Orthodontics and Orthognathic surgery

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A female aged 23years  Pushpa (name changed) reported at Jerush dental and facial corrective centre, with a complaint of gums open about 11mm(vertical) all along with the gummy smile. After a complete analysis, our maxillofacial surgeon decided to do orthodontic plus surgical treatment. The treatment is meant to align the maxillary and mandibular arcades ahead of bimaxillary osteotomy associated with genioplasty.  After this treatment, the 11 mm gum band has come down to 3 mm. Our surgeon purposely left this 3 mm band to let soft tissue weakening with age.

Jerush dental and facial corrective centre, is a leading dental hospital in Tamilnadu located at Thuckalay, near Nagercoil, Tamilnadu, India. You can access the place within 45 minutes travel by car from Trivandrum Airport. Nagercoil, Trivandrum, Madurai, Tirunelveli are the nearest towns to Thuckalay.

Maxillary cyst removal

Posted on May 30, 2019 - 10:19 am by

What is Maxillary Cyst?

Maxillary cysts or Maxillary Sinus Retention Cysts are rounded, dome-shaped, soft tissues developed from the mucosa within the maxillary sinus. The cyst can evolve without any symptoms and generally diagnosed by several imaging exams by professionals.

This cyst is supported by fibrous connective tissue and seemed to be filled by liquid, air, or solid content regardless of its origin.

The role of CT scan imaging is very important for these cases since it reveals the rare peripheral presentation of cysts.

Radicular Cyst

Radicular cysts are generally seen in the anterior region of the jaw caused due to trauma. The development rate of this cyst is low, and severity affects adjacent teeth and roots, causing more open to the bones.

Maxillary Residual Cyst

Maxillary Residual cyst is the retention of a radicular cyst that occurs due to improper removal of radicular or other inflammatory cysts or due to the presence of ruining remnants around the tissues of teeth.

Maxillary Residual Cyst removal – the story of Kanaga

Maxillary-cyst-removal-stages Maxillary cyst removal stages for a patient at Jerush dental and facial corrective centre, Thuckalay, Tamilnadu

A 36-year-old female patient Kanaga(name changed) reported to Jerush dental and facial corrective centre, Thuckalay, Tamilnadu, with a chief complaint of slowly progressing swelling with low pain on the maxillary right front region since 2 months duration.

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According to the patient, the swelling was gradually increasing and there was no pus or bleeding discharge. The patient had a history of tooth extraction in the same area about 7 years ago following an accident with facial injuries.

The surgical removal of the cyst was carried out under local anesthesia and strict asepsis through an intraoral approach. The sectioned gross specimen disclosed yellowishly, solidified pus-like material covered by a thin-layered soft capsule. Now we are glad to hear that Kanaga is totally recovered.

Verrucous Carcinoma- Mouth cancer

Posted on May 27, 2019 - 9:03 am by
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What is Carcinoma?

Carcinoma is a cancer tissue developed from epithelial cells, whose genome has been damaged or deformed, causing cells to show malevolent properties. It grows in soft skin cells or the tissues which line the inner or outer surface of the human body such as the liver or kidneys.

Types of Carcinoma develop in mouth

1. Squamous cell carcinoma

It is a very common type of skin cancer, occurs in the mouth, and also found in the soft lining of certain organs of the human body, digestive tract, and respiratory tract. Carcinoma has been derived from the skin, sometimes seen on areas that are exposed to direct sunlight such as the face, ears, neck, lips, the backside of the hands, etc. About 90 percent of the oral carcinoma found in the mouth is Squamous cell carcinoma.

2. Minor salivary gland carcinoma

This is one of the many types of mouth cancers that develop on the salivary gland. Adenoid cystic carcinoma, mucoepidermoid carcinoma, and polymorphous low-grade adenocarcinoma are a few of the other types.

3. Lymphoma

The tonsils in our mouth and base of the tongue are containing lymphoid tissue. Cancer that develops in the Lymph tissue is called Lymphoma

4. Benign oral cavity tumors

There are chances of developing plenty of types of noncancerous cancers in the oral cavity and oropharynx. Since these cancers have the possibility of developing into cancer, benign tumors are often surgically removed.

5. Lip Cancer

Squamous cell carcinoma and Basel cell carcinoma are the two types of carcinomas that generally develop and mostly affect men.

6. Mouth Cancer

This is a type of oral cancer that develops in any part of the mouth, including the lips, gums, or tongue.

7. Verrucous Carcinoma (VC)

It is a common type of squamous cell carcinoma and about 5 percent of carcinoma occurs in the mouth. This is usually found in people who have the habit of chewing tobacco or using snuff orally. Verrucous carcinoma is otherwise called ‘snuff dipper’s cancer.’ The victims of verrucous carcinoma have a good prognosis. The percentage of verrucous carcinoma varies from country to country and especially India ranks high.

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Here are some treatment images of a patient Mr. Thanu (name changed), 57, with a tumor at the oral commissure reported some two years back at Jerush dental and facial corrective center, Thuckalay near Nagercoil as well as Marthandam.  This fully recovered happy patient used to visit us for periodic check-ups with much gratitude. It is satisfying while we see these kinds of happy patients. It induces us to excel further professionally to accumulate more such smiles to see.

Types of Braces

Posted on May 22, 2019 - 11:20 am by

Orthodontics

Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis, prevention, and addressing of malaligned/malpositioned teeth and jaws as well as malaligned bite positions. Dentofacial orthopaedics focuses on modifying facial growth. Orthodontic treatment can take a few months to more than a year, and the procedure involves the use of dental braces and other appliances to gradually move the teeth and jaws around. When the malocclusion (misalignment) is very severe, jaw surgery may be needed.

After orthodontic treatment has completed, over time there is a tendency for teeth to reverse back to their former positions. Over half of the patients have some reversion to pre-treatment positions within a decade of time following treatment. To prevent this, the majority of patients are offered a retainer, once treatment has completed.

Modern Orthodontics

Modern Orthodontics now has many widely accepted treatment procedures. People started visiting the dentist with their kids at an early stage is a common scene around us. As for as orthodontics is concerned, modern dentistry has contributed a list of treatments to choose from. Jerush dental and facial corrective centre has the entire types of braces for their patients to select as per their wish. Here are the common types of braces and their functional importance in a brief.

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Metal Braces

This is the traditional type and called as traditional or wire braces. This is the most economical way of wearing braces and the user will get the result at fairly fast. Contrary to the yesteryears’, modern wire braces are available in less noticeable colours and users can select their choice of colour rubber bands that go with the wire.

Ceramic Braces

These brackets are tooth coloured and have a similar texture like tooth. The wires are also available in less noticeable and tooth coloured. This system was once found very demanding since it is ideal for people who want to hide their wearing of braces though the price of these braces is high.

Lingual Braces

These braces are made to wear on the inside of the bite. Whether the braces are metal or ceramic, it is hidden inside the bite and can be seen only when the mouth is open. They are less intrusive than the wire braces.

Besides its use for aesthetic reasons, it has many negative points including maintaining its cleanliness is a difficult task. The user may feel difficulty in speech and also these braces are not a good choice for a patient who needs extensive treatment.

Self-Ligating Braces

Available in both metal and ceramic versions, these braces are commonly orthodontists are using for their candidates nowadays. Same as wire and ceramic braces self-ligating braces work with bracket and wire system. The only difference is, instead of brackets and rubber bands, this system uses brackets with clips or door that hold on the wire. Holding on to food remnants is less and comparatively less painful than other braces and thereby reduces the number of visits to their dentist, a patient has to make.

Invisalign

This is an expensive branded device and generally used invisible aligner, ‘braces’, has its own pros and cons. The best feature it has is the ability to totally remove the system to clean the teeth and braces when necessary. Invisalign is the best choice for a user who seeks a more flexible treatment for fairly standard malalignments.

Dental Braces treatment at Nagercoil and Marthandam

Jerush Dental & Facial Corrective Centre is providing braces treatment for all crooked, protruded or any type of malaligned teeth for all ages. Orthodontic candidates can consult them for treatment advice, braces type that fit to fix their problem as well as the material that fit their purse. Our centre is located at just twenty minutes of travel time away from Marthandam and Nagercoil. Get more knowledge about braces by clicking here.

 

Cosmetic dental treatments

Posted on May 18, 2019 - 9:17 am by

What are Cosmetic Dental Treatments?

There is an array of cosmetic dental treatments our centre can provide you, that can improve the look and feel of your smile.

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Dental Bonding

Bonding is a simple dental cosmetic procedure in which a tooth colored resin is used to repair chipped or cracked teeth. Also closes the gap and alters the shape of the tooth. A composite resin when a special light is applied gets hardened is the procedure involved in it.

Dental Veneers

A veneer is a thin layer of material made up of porcelain or resin composite and is bonded onto the cracked, discolored or misshaped teeth for improving the aesthetics.

Crowns

A tooth-shaped “cap” that is kept over a weak or damaged tooth to improve its shape, size, strength, or appearance is a crown. Crown can be available in metal, porcelain fused to metal, resin, or ceramic

Enamel Shaping

This is a simple process of reshaping the natural tooth to improve its appearance. Crowded or uneven teeth that need small corrections may come under this procedure. Teeth whitening, veneers or bonding are often combined with enamel reshaping.

Orthodontic Braces

Orthodontic braces function as correcting the crooked or mal-aligned teeth to improve the health and appearance of the smile. The steady pressure applied via braces, over time moves teeth into proper positioning.

Teeth Whitening

Whitening systems are many. In office whitening, home whitening, laser whitening etc. Since whitening is ideal for healthy and unrestored teeth and gums, seeking your dentist’s advice is the right decision for you.

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Composite Fillings

Since amalgam fillings contain mercury, which is harmful to the health, nowadays tooth coloured composite fillings replace silver amalgam. But it is well suited for small cavities rather than larger cavities.

Gummy smile correction

When the teeth appear too short or when the gum line appears excess or uneven, it is corrected by removing a minor amount of gum tissue and excess bone tissue (if needed) and contoured to show up more of the teeth.

Dental Implants

Now you can have an artificial tooth for a lifetime. The dental implant is an artificial tooth. Its root is made up of Titanium and an abutment is attached to hold the artificial tooth in firm.  The Titanium root which is screwed into the jaw bone provides a strong foundation. The attachment of an artificial tooth (crown) may be permanent or removable.

Dentures

A denture is a removable dental prosthetic for missing and surrounding tissue. Complete dentures and Partial dentures are the two types of dentures. While complete dentures used for people with no teeth is left, a partial denture is used for people with some natural teeth is left

Bridges (fixed partial dentures)

A bridge replaces one or more missing tooth by placing crowns on the adjacent sides of the missing tooth area. The bridge is then cemented firmly into place..

Gum Grafts

The exposed gum roots caused by gum recession may be sensitive to hot and cold food or liquid, which make teeth look longer than the real and can result in developing cavity on the tooth root and bone loss. Gum grafting can stop gum recession by moving healthy gum tissue to the gum line. It also stops bone loss and gives improved aesthetics to the gum line.

Advantages of Dental Implants over Dentures @ Jerush

Posted on May 15, 2019 - 6:01 am by
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Why Dental Implants?

Dental implants provide many advantages compared to dentures. A denture that suits best for the beginning may tend to slip and become uncomfortable after some time which is due to the gradual bone loss. Keeping the denture steadily for a long time firmly on the bony ridges that dentures clasp onto is a difficult task due to wear. It is specific to say that the most annoying aspect of denture is its poor chewing ability.

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Here are some points to consider while you are deciding between a denture or an implant-supported restoration

  • Dental adhesives are often used for bonding dentures in the mouth. This sometimes requires re-bonding after food. No such adhesives are needed for implant supported dentures.
  • Dentures demand ‘removal’ for cleaning, whereas except for removable denture, implant supported denture can be cleaned by brushing and flossing as like normal teeth
  • Your sense of taste is compromised as the roof of the mouth is covered by dentures. No such condition occurs in implant-supported restoration.
  • Dentures may slip out while speaking or eating, whereas implants are firmly anchored in the jaws and won’t get slipped.
  • With dentures, you need to eat with caution and sometimes you may limit eating more food since it has only 10% chewing power to that of natural teeth. Contrary to it, with implant restorations, one can eat with full chewing power.
  • Click sound while you hear during eating with dentures is no more with implant supported dentures.
  • Dentures have no effect on jaw bone needed to prevent bone loss, while implants ensure high-pressure stimulation that needed to prevent jawbone loss.
  • Bone loss progression caused overtime while wearing dentures can result in contributing ‘old look’ to the face. Implants prevent bone loss.

Jerush dental and facial corrective centre is located at Thucakaly, Nagercoil, Tamilnadu, India, is a leading Dental Implants hospital providing the best dental treatments and Facial aesthetic surgery since 2002. Just 40 km from Trivandrum and 25 km from Nagercoil. Marthandam is the nearest town.

Facial Aesthetic surgery – Tamilnadu

Posted on May 10, 2019 - 11:25 am by 1
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The Facial Aesthetic Surgeon!

A specialized surgeon to perform facial cosmetic procedures is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon (Facial aesthetic surgeon). He is uniquely qualified in doing aesthetic procedures which involve functional and aesthetic aspects of the face, teeth, and jaws.

Some Facial Aesthetic Surgeries

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The following are common procedures done under facial aesthetic surgeries. It is noted that no surgery is risk-free. A detailed discussion is to be held with your surgeon prior to surgery.

Cheekbone Implants:

This is done for people with sagging cheeks or reduced volume of the chin: require surgery for augmentation and enhancing the cheeks.

Chin Surgery:  Chin surgery or mentoplasty is the surgery to reshape the chin either by reduction of chin bone or enhancing the chin with implants.

Ear Surgery: Ear surgery or otoplasty is meant to shape the misshapen ear found by birth or caused by an injury

Eyelid Surgery: Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is a surgical procedure to improve the appearance of the upper eyelid, lower eyelid or both.

Facelift: A facelift, or rhytidectomy, is an operation procedure which improves visible signs of aging in the face and neck

Facial and Neck Liposuction: Removal of unaesthetic fate from the face and neck

Rhinoplasty: Referred to as a “nose job” or “nose reshaping”, improves facial aesthetics and the shape of your nose. It can also correct breathing disorders caused by a structural deformity in the nose.

Lip Enhancement: A surgical procedure to reshape your lip for aesthetic reasons

Chemical peel:  A chemical solution is used to improve the texture and tone of the skin by removing the damaged outer layers.

Botulinum toxin: It is an injectable that temporarily reduces or eliminates facial fine lines and wrinkles.

Dermabrasion and derma planning: This treatment softens the surface, giving the skin a smoother appearance.

Laser treatment: This is used to remove the unwanted hair on the face

Jerush dental and facial corrective centre is providing all the above treatments at their centre located at Thuckalay. Nagercoil, Azhagiamandapam, Marthandam, Thingal Nagar, Colache, Karungal are the nearest towns to Jerush dental and facial corrective centre.

Root Canal Treatment – Endodontics

Posted on April 23, 2019 - 9:09 am by
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What is Endodontics

Endodontics is the dental specialty concerned with the treatment of the dental pulp. Endodontics can cover the following procedures of dentistry.

The treatment (Root Canal) of an infected tooth pulp has the following steps: 

  1.  An opening is made through the tooth towards the infected pulp area and the total pulp is removed
  2. The canal is well cleaned and medicated to ascertain the sterility, followed by placing a temporary filling.
  3. The sterile filling material is then filled into the canals and sealed to prevent reentry of germs.
  4. After completion of the treatment, a capping is done with a permanent restorative crown or bonded filling that replaces the temporary filling.
Good oral hygiene, regular check-ups and cleaning are to be strictly followed after Root Canal Treatment.
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