Shubham Dental Clinic & Implant Centre

20/10/2025

say less, smile more 😀
Kamal Jatain

22/03/2024

Adorable smile for days 🤗😀

08/08/2023

30/11/2022

Pain from an acute apical abscess is due to pressure under the tooth - the tooth is locked in the bone and there is no room for swelling. The pus in and around the root causes pain. The source of the infection is coming from the root canal but the actual cause of pain is the swelling under the tooth.
To alleviate this pressure under the tooth you NEED to drain the pus and therefore pressure. Incision of the swelling is extremely effective - if you can drain pus using this then you do not need to open the canal and drain necessarily BUT IF you can this is obviously better because then you simultaneously treat the bacteria in the canals and create an additional path for drainage of the pus.

Antibiotic pills NEITHER drain the swelling NOR clean the root canals. They are helpful if the infection is spreading and should be considered for immune suppressed or for systemically unwell patients BUT ALWAYS AS AN ADJUNCT txt with incision and drainage or access of the canals NEVER AS A SOLE TREATMENT because they simply do not accomplish what we need to do to relieve pain quickly for our patients !!!

06/06/2018

Indirect sinus lift/allogenic graft/minimum invasive technique

05/06/2018

Please don't put your baby to bed with a bottle. Early Childhood Caries (ECC), formerly known as nursing bottle caries, baby bottle tooth decay, is a disease that affects teeth in children between birth and 71 months old. The main bacteria responsible for dental caries is Streptococcus mutans and Lactobacillus. This happens when sweetened liquids or those with natural sugars (like milk, formula, and fruit juice) cling to an infant's teeth for a long time.