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Dental Consultation

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Rs. 1,000
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An evaluation of the current condition of the teeth, gums and mouth which is done by a professional dentist.

A dentist will help you restore you teeth to the best possible condition, improving your health.

It is advised to see your dentist every six months. This will help diagnose any dental problems that you may have and initiate effective treatment.

Make sure to know your medical and family history as your dentist will be taking your history before starting any procedure.

It is recommended not to eat before seeing your dentist because this will prevent food debris from lodging in your teeth. However, if you do eat make sure to brush before. 

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Make sure to know your medical and family history as your dentist will be taking your history before starting any procedure.

You book an appointment beforehand

Patients taking hypertensive medicines, who are diabetic, pregnant females should be precautioned. Consult your dentists about these conditions beforehand.

Visit your dentist regularly for checkups

Make sure to follow all the guide lines

Take you medicines as prescribed by the dentist

Don’t be embarrassed about the way your teeth look

How often should I visit a dentist?
Every six months for a regular checkup. If need arises, visit a dentist anytime.


Do dentist use new tools every time?
Every dentist has multiple set of tools however they are sterilized after every use.

Can I eat before visiting a dentist?
It is recommended not to eat before going to a dentist because this will prevent food debris from lodging in your teeth. However, if you do eat make sure to brush before visiting your dentist.


Can a dentist tell if you don’t brush regularly?
Yes, the dentist will know if you don’t brush regularly. Dentist will be able to detect the plaque and inflammation between your teeth.


I am on blood thinners. Should I tell my dentist about this?
Yes, always your dentist about your medical conditions. For example tooth extractions cannot be done if the patient is on blood thinners. These medications have to be stopped a few weeks before.