Mount Multispeciality Dental Clinic

23/05/2025

16/05/2025

Don't Try This 🚫⚠️

Teeth are for eating, not for opening bottles.

Opening bottles with teeth exerts excessive force on the enamel and underlying dentin, leading to cracks, fractures, pulp damage, or even tooth avulsion.
This reckless habit can compromise occlusion, aesthetics, and may require costly treatments like crowns, RCT, or implants.
Protect your dentition—use proper tools, not your teeth.

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16/05/2025

Frequent exposure to soft drinks—whose pH typically ranges from 2.7 to 3.5—drives enamel demineralization because enamel begins to dissolve at pH 5.5 and below. Phosphoric acid (in colas) and citric acid (in fruit-flavored sodas) chelate calcium and phosphate ions from hydroxyapatite crystals, weakening the enamel’s structure. Over time, this erosion not only roughens the tooth surface but also predisposes the dentin to further decay and sensitivity . Regular, prolonged consumption without adequate remineralization from saliva or fluoride can lead to irreversible loss of tooth tissue and increased risk of cavities.

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16/05/2025

“Cavities don’t hurt… until it’s too late.”

In their early stages, dental caries (cavities) silently erode the enamel—the outer protective layer of the tooth—without causing any pain. This is because enamel has no nerves. By the time a cavity reaches the dentin or the pulp, where nerves and blood vessels reside, symptoms like sensitivity and pain begin. At this point, the damage is often extensive and may require invasive treatment like root canal therapy.

Don’t wait for pain. Early detection through regular dental check-ups is the only way to stop cavities before they become serious.

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07/11/2024

We are Happy to inform that CBCT (3D X-Ray) machine has been installed in our Mount Multispeciality Dental Clinic


X-RAY

A dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan is a medical imaging technique that uses X-rays to create 3D images of the teeth, jaws, and face:

CBCT scans are used by dentists to improve diagnosis and treatment planning for a variety of dental issues, including:

Dental implants:
CBCT scans help determine if a patient is suitable for dental implants by providing information about the shape and structure of the jawbone.

Root canal Treatment:
CBCT scans can help detect endodontic concerns within the roots or dental pulp, which can lead to less invasive root canal procedures.

Trauma:
CBCT scans can help improve the diagnosis and treatment of traumatic injuries to the mouth.

15/06/2023

Digital impressions for full mouth rehabilitation lecture in Chennai, India

08/05/2023

Broken front teeth replaced with permanent Zirconia crowns after Root canal treatment by Dr.S.Natesh

18/03/2023

Broken Upper front teeth replaced with permanent Zirconia crowns. For details contact, Mount Multispeciality Dental Clinic, +91 44 22345000/ 28275000