Dental & OMFS
Overview
The department offers both routine and specialised diagnostic procedures and treatments including oral and maxillofacial surgery, conservative and restorative treatment, orthodontics, periodontics, prosthetic replacement dentistry and endodontic procedures.
The goal of our dental specialists is to ensure utmost care when it comes to managing something as precious as your smile.
State-of-the-Art Facilities-Dental
State-of-the-Art operation theatre
Dedicated diagnostic and laboratory facility.
Experienced dental nurses
Highly-qualified dental professionals
Dentistry (OMFS)
This is a branch of advanced dentistry and medicine that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of various disorders involving face, neck, mouth and jaw.
Oral and maxillofacial (OM) surgeons are able to address complex problems that range from impacted teeth and oral lesions and infections, to corrective surgeries for the jaw and cancers of the head and neck.
In HMH, our highly-skilled OM surgeons are trained to detect, effectively treat and manage complicated ailments that are not just clinically challenging but also need aesthetic expertise.
State-of-the-Art Facilities-Dentistry
State-of-the-Art CT
Micro-vascular surgical equipments
MRI
Latest 3D imaging techniques
High-precision X-ray for facial and dental imaging
Dental problems treated in the Department
Tooth Decay
- This is the most common dental condition often seen in children, but may also be found in adults.
- When food that is high in starch and sugars gets deposited on the teeth, bacteria that live in the mouth feed on these materials and damage the outer covering called the enamel.
- This causes holes called cavities to form on the teeth.
Gingivitis
- This is a mild condition that is characterised by swelling and irritation of the gums, mostly caused by plaque build-up and bacteria in and around the teeth and gums.
Periodontal Disease
- When oral hygiene is neglected for a long time, gingivitis can progress to a more serious infection and inflammation of the gums and surrounding bones, resulting in bleeding gums and even tooth loss.
Root Infection
- Root infection of the teeth occurs when a dental cavity is left untreated for long and bacterial infection reaches the tooth pulp, affecting the blood vessels and nerves.
- It is characterised by debilitating pain and pus accumulation.
Dental Trauma
- This is when an individual experiences physical injury to the mouth or dental structure including the teeth, gums, jaw, lip, bones supporting the tooth and gums or the soft tissues inside the mouth. It is usually caused by a fall or accident.
Falling of Teeth
- While tooth loss in babies and children is normal as it is a natural process wherein the tooth is replaced by an adult one, in older people, tooth loss can be a sign of infection, trauma or sometimes a lifestyle disorder such as diabetes or blood pressure.
Our Team
Dr. SANTHOSH
DENTAL
Available Sessions:
9.00 am to 12.00 pm
Dr. SANDHIYA
DENTAL
Available Sessions:
5.00 pm to 8.00 pm
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