How to brush your toddler’s teeth, step-by-step
By admin / December 3, 2021
If brushing your toddler’s teeth seems like a daunting task to you, don’t worry. And brushing your little one’s teeth...
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Tooth matters is an advanced microscopic dentistry centre focusing on minimally invasive and evidence based dental treatments.
We at tooth matters are equipped with state of art technology in the field of dentistry which helps in precision and better outcome in managing dental problems.
Our vision is to establish tooth matters as a preferred one stop facility for all your tooth related issues
Dr Sravanthi, MDS
CEO & Principal Dentist
Cosmetic dentistry involves a variety of professional treatments aimed at improving the appearance of teeth. Crowns, dental implants, teeth whitening, and veneers are the most popular cosmetic dental procedures.
Microscopic Dentistry enables a dentist to perform precise and accurate dental procedures. The human eye has a resolution of only 0.2 millimetres when it is unaided.
A dental implant is a solution to your pain and grief if missing teeth are preventing you from enjoying your favourite foods and affecting your self-esteem.
If you are afraid of going to the dentist, can you really blame the children for being terrified? A paediatric dentist is trained in dealing with children, calming them down with soothing conversation to put them at ease.
In comparison to traditional root canal treatment, Microscope assisted RCT yields results that are more accurate and flawless.
Many patients’ self-confidence have been restored due to dental crowns and bridges. Bridges and crowns have evolved to look like your natural teeth as technology advances.
Dentists use a laser to eradicate infected bacteria and tissue in this non-surgical treatment. It involves no stitching or cutting so less discomfort to the patient.
Invisalign is a form of orthodontic treatment that does not require the patient to wear traditional metal braces.
****Disclaimer****
The information provided on this website is only for educational purpose and is organized to best of our knowledge. It is not intended to serve as medical advice. Anyone having tooth problems should interact with his or her dental surgeon for further evaluation and treatment.