A dentist specializes in the oral health of their patients. Dentists perform preventive and curative procedures, including checking teeth, removing plaque, repairing cracked or damaged teeth, placing fillings and performing cosmetic procedures such as bleaching. They also routinely perform oral examinations to check for oral disorders.

Dentists place implants by surgical procedure. The dentist will make a small incision in the gums and insert a titanium screw into the jaw. The screw is then coated with plastic or copper to complete the implantation. After the implantation is complete, the dentist will place a crown on the implant.

Yes, a dentist can provide pain-free treatment through local anesthesia. This anesthetic is applied to the area where the dentist is to perform the treatment, temporarily numbing the area. There are also other techniques used to relieve painful treatments, such as the use of heat, cold and anesthetic gel.

The dentist will deal with anxious patients by taking more time and providing them with a calm and relaxed environment. The dentist will also listen to the patient’s concerns and adjust the treatment to the patient’s needs. There are also various relaxation techniques that the dentist can offer to reduce their anxiety. Some dentists may also prescribe medications to relieve anxiety.

It depends on the situation. In some cases, dentists offer emergency treatment, but it depends on the severity of the condition. If it is a life-threatening condition, a dentist may offer emergency treatment. In other cases, such as a broken molar or acute pain, the dentist may also offer emergency treatment.

The periodic dental check-up is a routine examination in which the dentist systematically inspects a patient’s mouth for any abnormalities. During the examination, the teeth, molars, gums, mucous membranes, palate, tongue and other essential parts of the mouth are inspected. If abnormalities are detected, the dentist may perform follow-up examinations or refer to a specialist for further treatment. The periodic check-up is important to prevent or treat problems such as cavities, gingivitis, discoloration, changes to the bite, infections or other conditions before they get worse.

The main difference between a composite and porcelain facing is the way they are made. A composite veneer is made of a mixture of powder and resin, while a porcelain veneer is made by heating kaolin and other constituent materials. Composite facings are usually cheaper but are more fragile than porcelain facings. Porcelain facings have a smoother, shinier and more durable surface that lasts longer than composite facings. They are also less prone to staining and are more resistant to chemicals as well as heat. Composite veneers can be modeled in situ and can be more easily repaired if they break off.

Root canal treatment is performed when a tooth is severely infected or damaged. The infection or damage can be result in pain, swelling, puss, or tooth decay. The treatment removes the damaged tissue, disinfects the root and replaces the tissue with a rubbery material.

The dentist begins by anesthetizing the area around the tooth. Next, the dentist drills a small opening in the crown of the tooth to gain access to the pulp. The nerve and blood vessel are then removed, and the root canals are cleaned and disinfected. Finally, the area is filled with a rubbery material and sealed with a crown or filling.

Yes, Mondfit’s dentist is also available on Saturdays once a month.