Missing Teeth

Losing a tooth can feel like a small problem at first, especially if the gap is not easily visible when you smile. Many people assume they can continue eating and speaking normally without making any changes.  However, even one missing tooth can start a chain of changes inside your mouth that affect chewing, confidence, and long-term oral health.  People in ...

Losing several teeth can change the way you speak, chew, and even smile. It affects simple daily tasks and can make you feel uncomfortable in social situations.  Many people in South Delhi face this challenge and want to know which treatment will help them get back their confidence and comfort. There are several ways to restore multiple missing teeth, and ...

If you have a gap in your smile, it might make you self-conscious. There’s really no way to hide it. It’s right in front of your mouth and it shows itself every time you talk, laugh, eat or smile. Fortunately, if you’ve decided that you want to close the gap in your smile, we have options. The best dental clinics in Delhi are offering multiple treatments for closing the gaps. But make sure you’re happy with that decision first. Gaps between teeth can be restricted to one gap tooth or more (called localised spacing) or between all teeth (called generalised spacing). The most common gap in teeth is found between the upper two front teeth. This condition is called midline diastema. While most people believe that gaps in teeth must be corrected only if they are an aesthetic concern, this is not true! Having gaps in teeth can be the starting point of poor oral hygiene, tooth cavities, poor gum health and even loss of teeth!

We tend to put a lot of stress on our teeth, be it eating, playing sports and chewing on anything from pencils to bubblegum. Each tooth is secured in place by the bone and tissue surrounding it. All teeth fit into their sockets and bones snugly. Bone is the primary support for your pearly whites. It’s important to have sufficient bone around ...