Smile Delhi
DENTAL IMPLANTS: From no teeth to fixed teeth in just 1 week.
A dental implant is basically a titanium screw, which is placed in the jaw bone to replace the root of...
SMILE MAKEOVERS : How To Get Your Dream Smile In Just 4 Days
Smile Makeovers using cosmetic dentistry is the most popular dental treatment at Smile Delhi, along with dental implants. In the...
TEETH WHITENING : Get Your Million Dollar Bright White Smile, By Zoom Advanced In Just One Hour
Teeth discolouration is a common problem, faced by people all over the world. Black tea, black coffee, smoking, red wine,...
REPLACEMENT OF MISSING TEETH : Did You Know, Not Replacing a Single Missing Tooth Can Lead To The Loss Of All Your Teeth?
Missing teeth are not merely a cosmetic concern, because they can also severely influence your daily life. A tooth loss...
ONE SITTING ROOT CANAL TREATMENT : Guaranteed, Painless, One Sitting Root Canal Treatments
What is Restorative Dentistry? Today restorative dental treatments really help us to achieve optimum dental health, function and aesthetics for...
BRACES AND INVISIBLE ALIGNERS TREATMENT : Well Aligned Straight Teeth, Without Any Wires Or Discomfort
Frequently Asked Questions...
GUMS TREATMENTS: Did You Know Bacteria From The Gums Can Cause Heart Disease?
Gum disease is not just about your oral health, but your overall health as well. The bacteria in your mouth...
KIDS DENTISTRY: This Is Why Your Child’s Milk Teeth Are So Important…..
Baby teeth play an important role in your child’s overall health, development, and well-being. They are vitally important for the...
SURGERIES: Did You Know Our Jaw Size Is Getting Smaller Everyday?
Our mouths often don’t have the space to accommodate all of our teeth, which results in crowding, along with the...
NIGHT GUARD: Do you grind your teeth at night?
Many individuals grind or clench their teeth while asleep and are not even aware they are doing so. The strong...
Jeff
"Didn’t hurt, looked good, felt good, clearly explained and professionally done..."
Jeff
Location:- New zealand
Alla Lu
"I have the smile of my dream….This clinic is very professional..."
Alla Lu
Location:- Russia
THOMAS BAINS
"The hygiene is good, the care up to European standards if not better..."
Thomas Bains
Location:- European Commission
PEDRO MORAES
"The standard of the clinic is like a first country’s clinic…"
Pedro Moraes
Location:- Brazil
Andreas
"You treated me gentle as a child!..."
Andreas
Location:- Norway
USAMA
"You are probably one of the best dentist I have ever been to in the last 50 years..."
Usama
Location:- Saudi Arabia
Belle
"I have the Hollywood teeth I always wanted…"
Belle
Location:- Canada
Ken Bakshi
"Amazingly professional and courteous experience......"
Ken Bakshi
Location:- USA
Laurewce Moon
"I even laughed when they screwed the posts in ! very professional even enjoyed it a bit"
Laurewce Moon
Location:- UK
David Seeley
"The root canal was almost pain free....."
David Seeley
Location:- UK
Kevin Kahan
"My emergency treatment was incredible kind and 1st class....."
Kevin Kahan
Location:- Ireland
RICHARD SALDANHA
"Me and my family were very reluctant to undergo my dental treatment in India..."
Richard Saldanha
Location:- Peru, South America
Allison West
"I would highly recommend Suprriya to anyone seeking good oral health care..."
Allison West
Location:- Australia
DANNY
"I would like to have sometimes so good dentist in Europe like Dr Suprriya..."
Danny
Location:- Austria
Sinead
"A new beautiful smile made by a beautiful lady who truly cares for her patients..."
Sinead
Location:- England
Lesley Marsdin
"Thank You very much for giving me my smile back and my holiday!....."
Lesley Marsdin
Location:- UK
Tenzin
"The result was much more than I expected in zoom whitening....."
Tenzin
Location:- Bhutan
Dental Tourism
Things You Didn’t Know the Dentist was Screening in Your First Dental Check Up
Heading to the dentist for your first dental check-up? We know you expect your teeth will get cleaned, the dentist will do a quick check and call it a day. While it is true that your pearly whites are going to get an excellent cleaning but there is a lot more going on than you may realize. When your dentist is checking the health of your teeth and gums, they are also paying attention to a lot of other, smaller details that give them clues about your overall health. Here’s an in-depth look into what all is really happening during your visit. Your tongue is a significant indicator of potential or current oral health concerns. Is it discoloured? Sensitive? While not usually the case, these factors can be signs of a more serious problem.
The Science of Smiling: Fascinating Facts And Statistics
How do you relate smiling and happiness? Is it to express joy or is it the opposite? Does happiness come from smiling? How do you relate smiling and happiness? Why do we smile? Is it to express joy or is it the opposite? Does happiness come from smiling? In a study done at the University of Cardiff in Wales, researchers found that people who smile are more comfortable than those who don’t. They asked participants to rate their happiness on a scale of 1-10 and found that the average happiness rating for those who smiled was 7.3, while the average happiness rating for those who didn’t smile was 6.3. Another study, done by the University of Sussex in the UK, found that people who smile are also more attractive.
Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice
A medical emergency can happen, usually when least expected, in a dental clinic during treatment. Approximately 90% of the crises are mild, but 8% were more serious. Medical emergencies are most likely to occur during and after local anaesthesia, primarily during a complicated tooth extraction or a prolonged root canal treatment that required multiple local anaesthetic injections to remove the pain. Among the different emergencies, over 60% are syncope, with low blood sugar level the next most frequent at 44%, followed by mild allergic reaction at 8.8% and ingestion of foreign bodies at 4.1%.
Things You Didn’t Know the Dentist was Screening in Your First Dental Check Up
Heading to the dentist for your first dental check-up? We know you expect your teeth will get cleaned, the dentist will do a quick check and call it a day. While it is true that your pearly whites are going to get an excellent cleaning but there is a lot more going on than you may realize. When your dentist is checking the health of your teeth and gums, they are also paying attention to a lot of other, smaller details that give them clues about your overall health. Here’s an in-depth look into what all is really happening during your visit. Your tongue is a significant indicator of potential or current oral health concerns. Is it discoloured? Sensitive? While not usually the case, these factors can be signs of a more serious problem.
The Science of Smiling: Fascinating Facts And Statistics
How do you relate smiling and happiness? Is it to express joy or is it the opposite? Does happiness come from smiling? How do you relate smiling and happiness? Why do we smile? Is it to express joy or is it the opposite? Does happiness come from smiling? In a study done at the University of Cardiff in Wales, researchers found that people who smile are more comfortable than those who don’t. They asked participants to rate their happiness on a scale of 1-10 and found that the average happiness rating for those who smiled was 7.3, while the average happiness rating for those who didn’t smile was 6.3. Another study, done by the University of Sussex in the UK, found that people who smile are also more attractive.
Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice
A medical emergency can happen, usually when least expected, in a dental clinic during treatment. Approximately 90% of the crises are mild, but 8% were more serious. Medical emergencies are most likely to occur during and after local anaesthesia, primarily during a complicated tooth extraction or a prolonged root canal treatment that required multiple local anaesthetic injections to remove the pain. Among the different emergencies, over 60% are syncope, with low blood sugar level the next most frequent at 44%, followed by mild allergic reaction at 8.8% and ingestion of foreign bodies at 4.1%.
