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A & G Advanced Dental Care | A unit of A & G Multispecialty Clinic

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🦷 Advanced Microscope-Assisted Root Canal Treatment in Delhi

Looking for a pain-free root canal treatment? At A & G Advanced Dental Care, we use dental microscope technology for enhanced precision, better visualization, and improved treatment outcomes. Our advanced approach helps us: ✅ Detect even the finest root canals with high magnification ✅ Perform precise and conservative treatment ✅ Provide comfortable, pain-free care with modern techniques ✅ Complete many root canal treatments in a single sitting (when clinically suitable) If you’re experiencing tooth pain, deep decay, or infection, don’t delay treatment. Early diagnosis can help save your natural tooth. 📍 Visit A & G Advanced Dental Care, Maidangarhi, New Delhi 👨‍⚕️ Dr. Gaurav Kotnala 📞 Book your appointment today.

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As you cross 50, your dental priorities shift. Cavities become less common, but other issues take…

As you cross 50, your dental priorities shift. Cavities become less common, but other issues take their place. Here's what to watch for. Gum recession exposes the root surface of teeth. Roots have no enamel, so they decay faster and feel sensitive. We use protective coatings and recommend a softer brushing technique. Old silver fillings placed decades ago start failing. The seal degrades, bacteria sneak in, and cavities form underneath without showing on the surface. Regular X-rays catch this early. Dry mouth from common medications (blood pressure, antidepressants) reduces saliva, which protects teeth. Sip water through the day and ask about sugar-free lozenges. Grinding worsens with stress, so worn-down front teeth show up more after 50. A night guard prevents further loss. If you've lost teeth and never replaced them, the time to consider implants is sooner rather than later. Bone loss continues silently in empty spaces. Family functions, anniversaries, grandchildren who notice your smile. All of it deserves a comfortable mouth. We're at the Maidan Garhi clinic, happy to plan. #DentalCareAfter50 #SeniorDentalHealth #DentistMaidanGarhi #DentalImplants #SmileConfidence

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Let's do quick math on why dental check-ups every six months actually save money over time.

A routine check-up and scaling is straightforward. Affordable, 30 minutes, covers cleaning and basic examination. A small cavity caught at that check-up is a filling. Inexpensive, 30 minutes, no anaesthesia for most. The same cavity ignored for two years becomes a root canal plus crown. Multiple visits, about ten times the cost of the filling, and you've lost healthy tooth structure permanently. That root canal ignored further becomes an extraction. Then a missing tooth. Then either a bridge (which involves drilling down two healthy neighbours) or an implant (several times the cost of the original root canal). The pattern repeats with gum disease. Early gingivitis reverses with a cleaning. Advanced periodontitis means bone loss that doesn't grow back. The most expensive dental work we do at our South Delhi clinic is almost always work that could have been prevented or caught early. Two cleanings a year, two X-rays a year. Worth far more than any insurance plan. #PreventiveDentistry #DentalCheckup #OralHealth #DentistSouthDelhi #SaveMoney

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Had a tooth removed and not sure what to do next? The first 48 hours decide how smoothly healing…

Had a tooth removed and not sure what to do next? The first 48 hours decide how smoothly healing goes. Things to do: Bite firmly on the gauze for the first hour. The pressure helps the blood clot form, which is essential for healing. Apply a cold compress to the cheek for 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off, for the first six hours. This minimises swelling. Take prescribed pain medication on time, not after the pain hits hard. Easier to control that way. Stick to soft, cool foods for the first day. Curd, dal, khichdi, milkshakes (no straw). Sleep with your head slightly elevated. Things to avoid: Rinsing or spitting forcefully for 24 hours. This dislodges the clot and causes dry socket, which hurts more than the extraction itself. Drinking through a straw. Same reason. Smoking for at least three days. Same reason, plus nicotine slows healing. Hot drinks for 24 hours. Touching the socket with your tongue or fingers. If pain gets worse on day three instead of better, call us. That's often a sign of dry socket and easily treated. #ToothExtraction #PostExtractionCare #DentalHealing #DentistChhatarpur #DelhiDentist

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Waking up with a sore jaw, dull headache, or a partner who's tired of your night grinding sounds?…

Waking up with a sore jaw, dull headache, or a partner who's tired of your night grinding sounds? You probably need a night guard. A few signs that confirm grinding (bruxism): Flattened or chipped tips on your canines and front teeth. Sensitivity to cold despite no cavities. A jaw that feels tired in the morning. A spouse who's mentioned the sound. Worn-down posterior teeth losing height over the years. Grinding is hard to stop because it happens during sleep, beyond conscious control. Stress is the most common trigger, but bite issues and certain medications also contribute. A custom night guard at our Maidan Garhi clinic is the standard solution. It's a thin acrylic appliance moulded to your upper or lower teeth, worn at night. It absorbs the grinding force so your teeth and jaw muscles don't take the damage. A few things to skip: over-the-counter boil-and-bite guards (poor fit, often make grinding worse), turmeric paste (not a treatment), and apps claiming to fix grinding through sleep tracking (limited evidence). Get a proper guard. Your teeth will outlast you instead of the other way around. #TeethGrinding #NightGuard #BruxismTreatment #DentistMaidanGarhi #JawPain

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Pregnant and noticed your gums bleeding more than usual? You're not imagining it. Hormonal change…

Pregnant and noticed your gums bleeding more than usual? You're not imagining it. Hormonal changes during pregnancy make gum tissue more sensitive and prone to inflammation. It's called pregnancy gingivitis, and it affects most expecting mothers to some degree. A few things worth knowing: Routine dental care is safe and recommended during pregnancy. The second trimester (weeks 14 to 20) is the most comfortable window for cleanings and any needed treatment. Untreated gum infections during pregnancy are linked to higher risk of preterm birth. Skipping the dentist for nine months is not safer than going. Local anaesthesia for fillings or other necessary work is safe in normal doses. We use minimal amounts when treatment is unavoidable. X-rays are usually deferred to after delivery unless absolutely necessary. When required, lead shielding protects the abdomen. Morning sickness can erode enamel. Rinse with water (don't brush immediately) after vomiting, and ask us about a fluoride rinse. If you're expecting and haven't had a cleaning in a while, do come in. We'll be gentle. #DentalCareInPregnancy #PregnancyGums #DentistDelhi #OralHealth #ExpectingMothers

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If brushing twice a day and using mouthwash hasn't fixed your bad breath, the problem isn't your…

If brushing twice a day and using mouthwash hasn't fixed your bad breath, the problem isn't your routine. It's the cause underneath. The mouth is a wet, warm space full of bacteria. Most of these bacteria are harmless. The ones that cause bad breath are anaerobic, meaning they hide in places where air doesn't reach. Common hiding spots: Deep grooves on the back of the tongue. Try gently brushing your tongue or using a tongue scraper. Pockets between teeth and gums caused by gum disease. Scaling reaches these. Cracked or leaking fillings where bacteria collect underneath. Dry mouth from medication or mouth breathing at night. Sinus drainage that brings bacteria into the mouth from above. Less commonly, stomach issues, but this is overdiagnosed online. At our South Delhi practice, persistent bad breath gets a full check-up: gum probing, tongue exam, X-rays of any old work, and an honest conversation about home habits. In most cases, two to three visits clears it. Treatment cost is far less than years of mouthwash that hasn't worked. #BadBreath #Halitosis #OralHealth #DentistSouthDelhi #DentalCheckup

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Patients often ask why clear aligners cost more than metal braces. Fair question. Here's the brea…

Patients often ask why clear aligners cost more than metal braces. Fair question. Here's the breakdown. Traditional braces involve brackets, wires, and monthly tightening visits. The cost is mostly chair time over 18 to 24 months. Clear aligners involve a custom set of trays (often 30 to 60 trays for a full treatment), manufactured from a 3D scan of your teeth. The lab work, the 3D treatment planning by the orthodontist, and the manufacturing precision are where the cost sits. A few things to weigh against the higher upfront price: Fewer chair visits. We see aligner patients every six to eight weeks for a quick check, not monthly. Removable for meals, brushing, photos and important events. Predictable outcome thanks to 3D treatment planning before you start. Less impact on professional life. Adults in client-facing roles often find this is worth the difference. Mild cases (small crowding, minor spacing) cost less. Complex cases cost more. We give a written estimate after the scan, no surprises. Come in for an Invisalign evaluation at our Delhi clinic and we'll lay out exact numbers. #Invisalign #ClearAligners #StraightTeeth #DentistDelhi #InvisalignCost

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One of the most common myths we hear at our Chhatarpur practice: "scaling will loosen my teeth an…

One of the most common myths we hear at our Chhatarpur practice: "scaling will loosen my teeth and weaken them." It doesn't. Here's what's actually happening. When tartar builds up over years between your teeth and gums, the gums adapt to that buildup. The tartar fills space and creates pressure that holds things in place artificially. When we remove it, you suddenly feel the gap that was always there. Patients sometimes interpret this as "my teeth feel loose now." What you're actually feeling is the absence of tartar, not weakening of the tooth. Within a couple of weeks, the gums tighten back against the cleaned tooth surface and the feeling settles. The reverse situation is the real problem. Tartar left in place irritates the gums, causes gum recession, and eventually bone loss. By the time teeth genuinely feel loose, treatment is much more involved. If you've been putting off scaling because you're worried it'll cause damage, please reconsider. A 30-minute cleaning twice a year prevents most gum disease. #TeethCleaning #DentalMyths #ScalingAndPolishing #ChhatarpurDental #DentistDelhi

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Quick note for anyone wearing a metal-clasp partial denture and tired of the wire showing when th…

Quick note for anyone wearing a metal-clasp partial denture and tired of the wire showing when they smile. Flexible partials use a soft nylon resin instead of a rigid metal framework. The result fits more comfortably, weighs less, and has no visible clasps. The retention comes from the resin hugging the natural contours of your gums and remaining teeth. Who they suit well: patients missing two to five teeth in various spots. People who don't want implants right now but want something better than their old partial. Anyone whose existing partial has caused them embarrassment in social settings. Who they don't suit: patients who need a full denture (better options exist). Anyone with very few remaining teeth (the resin may not have enough to grip). Heavy grinders (the resin can wear faster). The process at our Maidan Garhi clinic takes two short visits. Impressions, bite registration, a try-in to check fit and aesthetics, and delivery. Care is simple. Rinse after meals, brush daily with a soft brush, soak overnight in a denture cleaner. Avoid hot water, which can warp the resin. #FlexibleDentures #PartialDenture #ToothReplacement #DentistMaidanGarhi #DelhiDental

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