Dental Health Plan - Super Speciality

A full acrylic denture is used when all teeth are missing in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. It is commonly recommended when a non-surgical, affordable solution is preferred or as a temporary denture after extractions.

It is uncommon, but a crown can become loose if exposed to very sticky or hard foods, or if there is an unbalanced bite placing excess pressure on the tooth. Proper bite adjustment, good oral care, and avoiding chewing hard objects help keep crowns secure.

Stitches are placed only if needed, especially after surgical or completely impacted tooth removal. They help support healing and are usually removed after 14 days, during a follow-up visit or dissolve on their own. The removal is decided upon the healing seen during follow-ups.

No. Smoking, alcohol, and tobacco in any form should be strictly avoided for at least 72 hours, as they delay healing, increase infection risk, and may cause complications like dry socket.

By their first birthday or within 6 months of the first tooth erupting.

Pediatric dentists use gentle communication, comforting techniques, and a kid-friendly environment to reduce fear and build trust.

Yes, they help with chewing, speech, jaw growth, and guide permanent teeth into place.

Brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, limiting sugary snacks, and regular dental checkups help keep cavities away.