Shine Dental & Aesthetic Clinic

14/08/2025

Celebrating the spirit of freedom, unity, and progress — Happy 79th Independence Day, India! 🇮🇳✨

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08/08/2025

25/07/2025

What are composite fillings?
Composite fillings are a mixture of plastic and ceramic materials, designed to mimic the appearance of natural teeth. They are used to repair cavities, cracks, or chips in teeth, and can also be used to close small gaps between teeth or to cover discolored areas.
Advantages of composite fillings:
Aesthetics:
They blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, making them a preferred choice for visible teeth.
Conservative preparation:
Composite fillings require less removal of tooth structure compared to amalgam fillings, preserving more of your natural tooth.
Bonding:
They bond directly to the tooth structure, strengthening the tooth and reducing the risk of sensitivity.
Versatility:
They can be used for a variety of dental issues, including cavities, cracks, and even as a bonding agent for veneers or crowns.

12/07/2025

Step-by-Step Clinical Protocol:

1. Diagnosis & Case Selection:
• Clinical and radiographic assessment
• Confirm pulp status (vital/non-vital)
• Explain procedure to patient and take informed consent
2. Anesthesia and Isolation:
• Administer local anesthesia (e.g., 2% lignocaine with epinephrine)
• Achieve proper isolation using rubber dam to avoid contamination
3. Access Cavity Preparation:
• Use a high-speed bur to create access to the pulp chamber
• Remove all pulp tissue and locate all canal orifices
• Irrigate using 2.5–5.25% Sodium Hypochlorite (NaOCl)
4. Working Length Determination:
• Use Electronic Apex Locator (EAL) for accuracy
• Confirm with a working length radiograph
5. Canal Preparation Using Rotary File (F1):
• Use NiTi Rotary System (ProTaper or equivalent)
• Sequence: S1 → S2 → F1
• Irrigate copiously between each file:
• NaOCl for disinfection
• EDTA (17%) to remove smear layer after shaping

🔁 Recapitulate with #10 or #15 K-file between rotary steps to maintain canal patency.

6. Final Irrigation Protocol:
• Rinse with NaOCl
• Rinse with EDTA (to remove smear layer)
7. Master Cone Selection (F1 GP Cone):
• Select F1 Gutta-Percha Cone corresponding to the final file used
• Check tug-back at working length
• Take a master cone fit radiograph to verify position
8. Obturation (F1):
• Use F1 GP Cone with sealer AH Plus
• Sealer application:
• Coat canal walls with sealer using GP cone itself
• Insert the F1 cone to full working length
• Use single cone technique
9. Post-Obturation:
• Remove excess GP from pulp chamber using heated instrument
• Clean chamber walls with alcohol
• Place coronal seal (glass ionomer or composite)
• Restore access cavity permanently if time permits

Post-Treatment Instructions:
• Mild discomfort may persist for 24–48 hours
• Advise analgesics (e.g., ibuprofen)
• Avoid chewing hard foods on treated tooth until final restoration
• Schedule follow-up if needed

06/06/2025

Wishing you all a joyous Eid Al Adha, filled with happiness & harmony and positivity
Eid Mubarak!

15/03/2025

Clinic will be closed for 24 th March to 14 th April 2025 In case of emergency contact only on watsapp 9764338364