Overview Dentistry is a branch which is specialized and devoted to maintaining the health of teeth, gums, and other hard and soft tissues in and around oral cavity. The Department of Dentistry at Amala IMS, focuses on improving the quality of the patient’s day-to-day lives by preventing and treating tooth decay, periodontal diseases, malocclusions, arofacial anomalies, arofacial pathologies and cosmetic surgeon of face improving aesthetic value and function.
OPG
Fully automated Autoclave machine
Regular engaged OPD with expert consultants
compactable dental chair for patient comfort
Portable suction machine
Maxillo Facial Trauma (road traffic accidents, sports injuries, assaults), Maxilofacial Pathologies (Orofacial Cancer, Cysts and Tumors), Maxillary and Mandibular Osteotomies (Orthognathic Surgeries), Cosmetic corrective surgeries of face removal of impacted teeth, management of TMJ disorders, Oral Implantology, Endodontic surgeries of management of oro-antral Fristula, Management of oro-facial pain
Dental management of Paedodontic patients- Pulpotomy, Pulpectomy, RCT, Space Maintameis, Myofunctional and habit-breaking appliances
Deep scaling periodontal flap surgeries, Gingivoplasty, Frenectomy, Precision, Grafting, Crown Lengthening, Splinting
Root canal treatment and single sitting RCT
Metal free crowns and bridges, ceramic crowns and bridges, veneers, composite restorations, partial and complete dentures (fixed and removable), implant-supported dentures, post and core build up
Bleaching,Smile-line Correction,Veneering,Composite,Introoral biopsies & FNAC
Normal extractions,Restorations,Scaling,Replacement of missing teeth
Correction of Malocclusions, Proclination, Spacing, Crowding, removable and fixed Orthodontic appliances, functional and habit-breaking appliances, growth modifying appliances, pre-surgical and post-surgical Orthodontic treatment, planning and diagnosis (upper and lower jaw growth discrepancies)
The Dentistry department provides care for common oral health problems, including tooth decay, gum disease, tooth infections, and damaged or missing teeth. A dental examination helps determine which treatment is appropriate for you.
Yes. Toothaches can be a result of many things including cavities, infections or gum problems. So even if your pain temporarily disappears, the problem may still be there in the background. It is vital to get it checked and prevent more painful treatment later.
Dental implants can be an option for replacing one or more missing teeth. Their purpose is to restore chewing function and support the replacement teeth. Your gum health, jawbone, and general health will be analysed before the implant process.
There is no set schedule or rules for visiting a dentist. But it will be great if you can visit a dentist every 6 months or 1 year for check-up. This way you can catch oral issues early and prevent them. Some people need more frequent visits because of gum problems or a higher risk of cavities.
The most common reason for your gums to bleed is linked to inflammation caused by plaque build-up. But there are other scenarios. A dental examination is the best way to identify the cause and prevent future problems.
Professional cleaning with the recommendation from a dentist is an important preventive dental care. Regular brushing or flossing cannot completely clean hardened plaque at difficult areas of the teeth
Yes, an untreated dental infection can sometimes spread to nearby tissues and cause complications. If you have facial swelling, fever, or difficulty swallowing along with tooth pain, seek medical attention immediately.
