Services
Dental Crowns: Severe Tooth Decay: When a filling cannot restore the tooth due to significant damage.
Dental Bridges:Restoring one or more missing teeth by bridging the gap with artificial teeth.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation:Complex Restorations: Combining crowns, bridges, and other prostheses to restore the entire dental arch or both arches.
Inlays: Custom fillings that fit within the tooth’s cusps, often used for moderate decay.
Onlays: Larger than inlays, they cover one or more cusps and are used when decay or damage is more extensive.
Dental Implants: Artificial tooth roots placed in the jawbone to support crowns or bridges.
Restorations on Implants: Used for patients without sufficient natural teeth to support a bridge, dental implants can serve as the foundation for both crowns and bridges.
Temporary Crowns and Bridges: Used while waiting for permanent restorations, providing patients with a functional and aesthetic solution during the treatment process.
Smile Makeovers: Using crowns, bridges, and veneers to enhance the appearance of a patient’s smile.
Post-Treatment Care: Ensuring the proper fit and function of crowns and bridges, and monitoring for any complications such as loosening or wear.
Implant-Supported Bridges and Crowns: For patients with significant tooth loss, implants serve as a stable foundation for restoring missing teeth.
Facilities
Equipped with Modern Dental Chairs: Comfortable seating with adjustable features for both the patient and the dental professional.
Dental Tools and Instruments: High-quality handpieces, scalers, and specialized tools for performing crown and bridge preparations, including trimming and shaping teeth.
Microscopes and Loupes: For enhanced visibility during detailed work such as crown and bridge placement, ensuring precision.
Intraoral Cameras: Used for close-up imaging of teeth, allowing the dentist to show patients the condition of their teeth and gums.
Autoclaves and Sterilizers: Used to sterilize dental tools and instruments, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment for patients.
In-House Prosthetic Lab: A lab facility for the fabrication of crowns, bridges, dentures, and other prosthetics, staffed by dental technicians who work closely with prosthodontists.
Comfortable Waiting Areas: TVs, reading materials, and other amenities to make the wait more comfortable.
Wide Range of Materials: The department stocks a variety of high-quality materials, including porcelain, zirconia, metal alloys, composite resins, and more, to offer the best options for each patient’s needs.
Extension Activities
Free Dental Camps: Organizing outreach programs in rural or underserved areas to provide free dental check-ups, including assessments for crowns, bridges, and other restorative treatments.
Awareness Campaigns: Public Lectures and Seminars,World Oral Health Day Activities,Tobacco Awareness Campaigns.
CDE Organizing educational programs for dental professionals focused on the latest techniques in crown and bridge procedures, materials, and technologies.
