Our General Dentists are the primary dental care providers for patients of all ages. They can treat you and your entire family, and care for your overall oral health. They diagnose, treat, and manage overall oral healthcare needs to help you preserve your natural teeth, ensure (protect) your oral health, and keep you looking and feeling great throughout life. Modern dentistry offers a wide range of services to ensure optimal oral health. These procedures include preventive services, such as dental examinations, cleanings, and sealants. restorative services, such as fillings, root canal treatments, crowns and bridges, implants and dentures. Cosmetic dental services, such as teeth whitening and veneers. Overall health concerns, such as oral cancer screenings. Teeth cleaning, which aims at removing plaque and tartar. It should be done once every 6 months and in some cases as often as every 3 to 4 months.

General Dentistry & RCT

A general dentist is your primary dental treatment provider; the general dentist offers routine dental check-ups, oral health advice, dental cleaning, extracts, filler, X-rays, fissure sealant and root canal treatments. White Willow Dental Clinic is one of the top-class general dentists in Saket. Dental health is an important part of your general health. Whatever your age, you can and should have healthy teeth. Correct dental care can help you keep your teeth healthy for a lifetime. The best way to look after your teeth and save money is to have regular six monthly check-up and cleanings at the dentist. This helps to avoid major dental treatments by finding and preventing problems before they progress. Brushing, flossing, mouth rinses and diet are also an important aspect of having a healthy mouth.

Scaling & Polishing

Dental health is an important part of your general health. Whatever your age, you can and should have healthy teeth. Correct dental care can help you keep your teeth healthy for a lifetime. Dentists recommend the procedure of deep cleaning of teeth, also called teeth scaling and root planing, for removal of plaque deposited at the gum pocket. It is the process by which your gums and teeth are kept healthy by professionally removing the infected deposits like plaque, calculus and stains from the tooth surfaces

What causes plaque and how it is treated?

• Even if you practice the best oral hygiene, there are bacteria in your mouth. These bacteria, along with proteins and food by-products, form a sticky film called Dental plaque. This film coats teeth. Plaque is most prevalent in areas that are hard to clean – like the back teeth – just along the gum line, and around fillings or other dental products.
• Such deposits, if not removed, cause infection and loosening of the gums, ultimately leading to pyorrhea and tooth loss.
• The golden rule is to have a routine dental check up every 6 months. Your dentist will be able to advise you whether you need scaling or not