We want the best for your teeth. We at Smiles Royale recommend a first dentist visit somewhere in the third year. Establishing regular visits at a young age has proven to improve the health and stability of adult teeth and better prepared, so that your child can be comfortable at the dentist office.
At SMILES ROYALE, we offer a comprehensive span of general and advanced dental care options designed to help you maintain a bright, healthy smile. Our highly-skilled and experienced dentists, are well-versed in the most advanced techniques and technology available in dentistry and are able to perform virtually every procedure right here in the convenience of our own office.
Routine oral exams are an integral part of maintaining healthy teeth and gums while also helping to prevent future complications. Our experienced Dentists will thoroughly inspect the inside of your mouth to detect any existing issues you may have. By receiving oral exams on a regular basis, you can help ensure that you and your family maintain an optimal level of oral health that makes you proud to smile.
Dental emergencies can arise anywhere, anytime. Our doctors and our experienced staff can provide immediate assistance should you or your child experience a dental emergency such as severe pain, chipped or broken teeth, infection, or any number of other oral issues. If you believe you or a loved one are experiencing a dental emergency, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Ajay on his personal cell at +919820977997
False: Your teeth may be white but this cannot show if there is an infection or cavities between the teeth. Pure teeth do not equate to healthier teeth, although they should be on the whiter side. The natural color of teeth vary from one person to another where people with healthy teeth could have darer teeth than the next person.
Bleaching materials are PH neutral and do not show damage to the enamel or route of the tooth. When you are bleaching your teeth, you are simply oxidizing your teeth using carbamide peroxide so that light refracts more favorably off the enamel. What can be dangerous is aggressively high concentrations of whitening gels that can traumatize or shock the tooth
False:Flossing is an extra step many of us tend to skip after brushing our teeth but this can lead to the build-up of bacteria. If a patient doesn't floss, he/she is not cleaning almost 33% of their tooth surfaces that regular brushing can’t reach. Bacteria in those hard to reach places can cause gum disease, decay, and pain. Flossing is cheap, easy, and essential to oral health. Flossing is an easy to maintain good oral health.
Maybe: Although aspirin only works when it is in the blood steam, Maddahi does contest if the pain comes from the gum, aspirin can temporarily relieve some amount of the pain there. However, if it is coming from the actual tooth structure, the aspirin would have to enter the blood stream because it cannot get through the enamel to get to the nerve. It is not advised to overuse aspirin or oral gels to relieve gum pain because they can lead to burn symptoms on the gums.
False: Brushing is not only good on teeth, but also on your gums and tongue. Brushing these areas helps get rid of plaque which is what causes inflammation, gingivitis, and eventually gum disease. This plaque can cause the gums to become inflamed and bleed if it is not removed.
Maybe: Sugar is bad for your teeth, but it’s not actually the sugar that is hurting them. Bacteria in the mouth needs processed sugar to survive, but if you don’t consume sugar but have poor oral hygiene habits, you will be prone to the same decay. Also, if you eat a lot of processed sugars you are more likely to incur a certain amount of tooth decay.