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When you look at parents holding their newborns, one of the first things you notice is their smile. In fact, one of the most exciting moments for a parent is when their baby smiles back at them for the first time. My passion for dentistry grew realizing how important a person’s smile is throughout their life.

At Smile Citadel, I am determined to directly impact and serve my community in a positive way by being empathetic and attentive to your dental needs. My greatest joy comes from creating a great dental experience for my patients, and at the same time enhancing their sense of dignity and self-worth. I am passionate to continue building a reputation of exceptional dental care.

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Latest Blogs

Differences between Dentures and Veneers, Working, Key Benefits.

When it comes to improving your smile or replacing missing teeth, two common options are dentures and veneers. While both can help restore your smile, they serve very different purposes and are used for different dental issues. Let’s break down the differences between...

What is Digital Smile Designing? to Craft Your Perfect Smile

Imagine seeing what your smile will look like before you even start treatment. With Digital Smile Design (DSD), this is not just a dream. It's a reality and the whole game of emerging technology. This advanced technology is revolutionising how we plan and execute...

Swollen Gums: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help

Healthy gums are important for a beautiful smile and good oral health. However, swollen gums can indicate that something isn't quite right in your mouth. In this post, we will look at the most prevalent reasons for swollen gums, how to prevent them, and when to seek...

Gum Pain in Children: Causes and Treatments

Gum pain in children is a frequent problem that can cause a lot of suffering. Understanding the causes of this discomfort and how to address it can help parents manage their children's dental health more efficiently. Here is a quick overview of the causes and...

What Are Dental Veneers? Understanding the Basics

Dental veneers are a common cosmetic dentistry treatment that improves the appearance of your smile. They conceal teeth with thin, custom-made shells. Veneers are often constructed of porcelain or composite resin and glued to teeth to change their color, shape, size,...

Dry Mouth: Symptoms and Solutions

Dry mouth (xerostomia) occurs when the salivary glands in the mouth do not produce enough saliva to keep the mouth moist. It's a prevalent problem among the elderly, although it can afflict people of any age. Understanding the symptoms and treatments for dry mouth is...

How Invisible Braces Can Fix Teeth Gaps

Dental gaps, or diastema, can impair your smile's appearance as well as its functionality. Thankfully, there's a discrete and efficient answer in the form of invisible braces. In this article, we'll discuss the advantages of this treatment, how invisible braces can...

Crooked Teeth, and How Do You Fix It?

Teeth that are misaligned are called crooked teeth. They could be too far apart, overlap, or twist. Various factors can cause this, including heredity, thumb-sucking through childhood, or losing baby teeth too soon or too late. Why Fix Crooked Teeth? Crooked...

Dealing with Dental Trauma

Dental injuries can happen unexpectedly and cause pain and discomfort. It's important to be able to identify the different types of dental trauma and their symptoms, as well as know how to provide first aid treatments. This blog will help you understand what injured...

Root Cavity and Simple Ways to Prevent Them

The formation of root cavities, dental cavities, or caries in the enamel layers creates a real risk to oral health. They can cause discomfort and pain and, in extreme cases, lead to tooth loss. The risks associated with root cavities can be serious, and a simple...

What is the importance of regular dental check-ups?

Regular dental check-ups are crucial for early detection of dental issues, prevention of oral diseases, and maintaining good oral health.

How often should we visit the dentist for check-ups?

It is recommended to visit the dentist every six months for routine check-ups and cleanings. However, the frequency may vary based on your oral health needs.

Is it necessary to replace missing teeth?

Yes, replacing missing teeth is important to maintain proper dental function and prevent issues like shifting of adjacent teeth and jaw problems.

Are dental X-rays safe?

Dental X-rays are safe and commonly used for diagnostic purposes. Modern technology has reduced radiation exposure, making them even safer.

Do braces hurt?

Braces can cause discomfort initially, but they do not typically hurt.