Samarth Children & Dental Hospital

07/07/2024

07/07/2024

Celebrating 5 Years of Excellence with over 30,000 Patients Served. We want you to know that your trust and support has always been our biggest driver for continuous growth.

08/02/2024

Receding Gums: Causes, Treatment, Surgery, and Prevention

Gum recession is the process in which the margin of the gum tissue that surrounds the teeth wears away, or pulls back, exposing more of the tooth, or the tooth’s root. When gum recession occurs, “pockets,” or gaps, form between the teeth and gum line, making it easy for disease-causing bacteria to build up. If left untreated, the supporting tissue and bone structures of the teeth can be severely damaged, and may ultimately result in tooth loss.

Gum recession is a common dental problem. Most people don’t know they have gum recession because it occurs gradually. The first sign of gum recession is usually tooth sensitivity, or you may notice a tooth looks longer than normal. Typically, a notch can be felt near the gum line.

Gum recession is not something you want to ignore. If you think your gums are receding, make an appointment with our dentist. There are treatments that can repair the gum and prevent further damage.

14/11/2023

In this festival of light, we wish all the brightness and happiness for you. May Goddess bless you with every happy bit of the world. Happy Vikram Samvat New Year 2080.

20/05/2023

We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Reena Jadeja at and Samarth Children & Dental Hospital. Dr Reena will be working with Dr Manali in our dental clinic. She has completed BDS from bhavnagar and have immense interest in pediatric dentistry. Her dedication towards dental procedures is outstanding.

08/05/2023

We recently had a patient come to our clinic with severe tooth pain caused by a deep cavity. After a thorough examination, our dentist recommended a root canal treatment to save the tooth.

Our very experienced dentist performed the root canal procedure with utmost care and precision. The patient felt no pain during the procedure and was able to return to their normal activities the same day.

We're happy to report that the root canal treatment was a success! The patient's tooth pain has been completely relieved, and the tooth is now healthy and functional again.

At our clinic, we strive to provide our patients with the highest quality dental care and personalized attention. If you're experiencing any dental issues, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our team is here to help you achieve optimal dental health!

We recently had a patient come to our clinic at Samarth Dental Hospital with severe tooth pain caused by a deep cavity. After a thorough examination, our dentist recommended a root canal treatment to save the tooth. Our very experienced dentist performed the root canal procedure with utmost care and...

06/05/2023

Dental care after 30: Tips to maintain good oral health

"Remember that as you age, your oral health is likely to get a little more difficult," Dr Manali Pagdar, a dental surgeon.

The impending transition from the young and carefree 20s to the more ‘mature’ 30s can cause a lot of anxiety for many. But why not make the process easier by checking off every item on your bucket list, including oral health that needs priority and attention? The first step to making the start of your third decade less stressful is getting your enamels checked as you grow older, said Dr Manali Pagdar, Head Dental Surgeon at Samarth Children & Dental Hospital.

“Oral hygiene and age are directly related; as you become older, your responsibility for maintaining your dental health increases significantly. When you turn 30, both you and your enamel will have gone through a variety of changes. Here are several dental conditions that should be treated as soon as possible if you suffer from them before turning 30,” Dr Pagdar said.

Tooth decay

The loss of teeth, as you get older, is a significant worry for many people. Stress, bad dental hygiene, poor eating habits, and lifestyle choices are just a few of the reasons why people lose a tooth or two as they get older. Cavity accumulation may be the cause of teeth falling out by the time you turn 30. As you get older, teeth enamel tends to become weaker and occasionally more exposed, and the first thing to check once you turn 30 is your old fillings. If not treated right once, it might cause tooth loss and various gum illnesses including gingivitis.

According to Dr Pagdar, cavities typically develop when oral microorganisms weaken the enamel or roots, which can cause tooth discoloration and pain. Even if you are brushing your enamels completely, there is always a potential that bacteria that causes cavities will assemble on your teeth. If you are over 30 and still have any unfilled cavities, you must schedule an appointment with your dentist right away. If you ignore cavities when they are first discovered, your tooth will continue to decay and you can end up needing more extensive healing procedures, such as a root canal.

Teeth under stress

While you may handle stress and difficult situations with ease, chances are that a lot of that worry will be transferred to your jaw, which will compress and contract in addition to grinding and clenching as your teeth end up bearing a heavy strain. Dental health is not an exception to the fact that stress is the primary cause of a wide range of health problems. “It may be a contributing factor in conditions including diabetes, gum disease, dry mouth, canker sores, and oral cancer. Increasingly people in the 30-year-old age group are developing these illnesses as a result of their addiction to smoking and chewing to***co, high caffeine intake, excessive workplace stress, and improper brushing and flossing procedures,” explained Dr Manali Pagdar.

According to Dr Pagdar, the stress-related dental disease known as bruxism can lead to serious dental problems like chipped or cracked teeth as well as increased sensitivity to cold and hot temperatures if it is not treated promptly. “If you clench or grind your teeth while you sleep, your dentist will fit you with a mouth guard to protect your enamel,” she mentioned.

Wisdom tooth

Between the ages of 17 and 25 is when troublesome wisdom teeth often erupt at the rear of your mouth. Before you turn 30, you should have your wisdom teeth removed to prevent further injury, and shock to the area around the wisdom teeth, or the chance of future problems, she said. Wisdom teeth that are poorly spaced might harm the jaws, teeth, and nerves nearby. Any of these symptoms warrant an immediate consultation with your dentist.

“Remember that as you age, your oral health is likely to get a little more difficult, therefore now more than ever, you shouldn’t skip your dental appointments if all you want is to improve your dental health,” Dr Pagdar said.

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02/05/2023

Recent case of smile make over done with 6 veneers in upper interior region.

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07/09/2022

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