The Dental department of Kailash Group of Hospitals is committed to providing reliable and quality dental care. Our team of highly skilled dentists works tirelessly about providing our international patients with a real smile. Our specialists are committed to providing dental consultation regarding maintaining oral hygiene consultation to carrying out advanced dental surgeries upon your arrival in India. Whether you’re coming in for a routine dental cleansing, cosmetic or aesthetic dentistry, crowning & bridging or dental implants or any other dental surgery, our department offers all services under one roof in the most comprehensive way possible.

The department is committed to using modern-day technology to ensure all our dental treatments are efficient, high quality, and result-oriented for the wellness of patients coming to India and seeking dental care at Kailash Group of Hospitals.

In addition to that, the department uses state-of-the-art technology to help treating patients in a painless and error-free environment. It includes intraoral technology that allows us to have a close view of conditions like tooth decay, sensitivity, and tooth breaking. In addition to that, the department employs laser technology for the treatment of cavities, gum diseases, and other oral cancer diseases.

Conditions We Treat:
• Tooth decay (cavities): Decay of tooth enamel caused by plaque buildup, leading to holes in the teeth, treated with fillings or dental crowns to restore functionality and prevent further damage.<\li>
• Gum disease (gingivitis and periodontitis): Inflammation of the gums caused by bacterial infection, ranging from mild gum irritation to severe tissue and bone damage, treated through professional cleanings, scaling and root planing, and sometimes surgery.
• Toothaches: Pain in or around a tooth, often caused by dental decay, infection, or injury, treated by addressing the underlying cause, such as fillings, root canals, or extractions.
• Cracked or fractured teeth: Damage to the tooth structure due to trauma or biting on hard objects, treated with bonding, dental crowns, or root canal therapy depending on the severity of the fracture.
• Dental abscesses (infections): Pus-filled pockets caused by bacterial infection in the tooth or gums, leading to severe pain and swelling, treated with antibiotics, drainage of the abscess, and sometimes root canal therapy or tooth extraction.
• Malocclusion (misalignment of teeth): Misalignment of the teeth or jaw, causing issues with bite function and aesthetics, treated through orthodontic interventions such as braces, clear aligners, or surgical procedures.
• Tooth Sensitivity: Sensitivity or discomfort in the teeth when exposed to hot, cold, sweet, or acidic stimuli, often due to worn enamel or exposed tooth roots, managed with desensitizing toothpaste, fluoride treatments, or dental restorations.
• Oral thrush (fungal infection): Candida yeast overgrowth in the mouth, resulting in white patches on the tongue, inner cheeks, or throat, treated with antifungal medications and good oral hygiene practices.
• Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders: Dysfunction or pain in the jaw joint and surrounding muscles, often causing jaw clicking, popping, or difficulty opening and closing the mouth, managed with lifestyle changes, physical therapy, oral appliances, or surgery in severe cases.
• Oral Cancer Screenings and Detection: Examination of the mouth, lips, and throat for signs of abnormal tissue growth or lesions, crucial for early detection and treatment of oral cancers, often performed during routine dental check-ups.