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Dr. Paresh M Jain

Dentist

14 years of experience

Mahavir Dental Clinic Lal Baug, Mumbai

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Dr. Aftab Patel

Dentist

15 years of experience

32 Care Multispeciality Dental Clinic Agripada, Mumbai

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Dr. Kalpesh.s.jain

Dentist

16 years of experience

Arihant Dental Clinic Lal Baug, Mumbai

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Dr. Suresh.m.yadav

Dentist

19 years of experience

Shree Ram Dental Clinic Lower Parel, Mumbai

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Dr. Bharat Porwal

Dentist

32 years of experience

Dr Bharat M Porwal Clinic Parel, Mumbai

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Dr. Salim Shaikh

Dentist

18 years of experience

Ora Dental Care Centre Agripada, Mumbai

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Dr. Bhushan Kulkarni

Dentist

16 years of experience

Dr.bhushan's Mother Teresa Memorial Charitable Dental Hospital And Research Center Parel, Mumbai

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Dr. Nabeela Pirani

Dentist

13 years of experience

Dental Clinic Agripada, Mumbai

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Dr. Amit B.jatania

Dentist

20 years of experience

Samriddhi Dental Clinic Parel, Mumbai

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Dr. Chiang Quai Quan

Dentist

26 years of experience

Chiang's Dental Clinic Agripada, Mumbai

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Dr. Ruchita Raghuwanshi

Dentist

17 years of experience

Orthosquare Byculla, Mumbai + 1 more

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Top 10 Artificial Teeth doctors Near Parel

Doctor	Rating	Experience	Fee
Dr. Paresh M Jain	----	1414 years of experience	₹ 200
Dr. Aftab Patel	----	1515 years of experience	₹ 300
Dr. Kalpesh.s.jain	----	1616 years of experience	₹ 100
Dr. Suresh.m.yadav	----	1919 years of experience	₹ 100
Dr. Bharat Porwal	----	3232 years of experience	₹ 200
Dr. Salim Shaikh	----	1818 years of experience	₹ 300
Dr. Bhushan Kulkarni	----	1616 years of experience	₹ 50
Dr. Nabeela Pirani	----	1313 years of experience	₹ 100
Dr. Amit B.jatania	----	2020 years of experience	₹ 100
Dr. Chiang Quai Quan	----	2626 years of experience	₹ 50
Dr. Ruchita Raghuwanshi	----	1717 years of experience	----

Questions & Answers on "Artificial Teeth" (227)

How to manage discomfort during the healing process after dental extraction?

Other | 24

Cold compresses are an effective way to deal with the discomfort that comes along with healing after a dental extraction. Apply a cold compress to the affected area for 10-20 minutes every hour for the first 24-48 hours. Next, put a warm compress in place. Make an effort to stay away from any solid food and use hot beverages, instead, on the first days go for softer foods and cold drinks. If the pain doesn’t go away or gets worse, do not hesitate and visit your dentist or oral surgeon immediately.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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My wife is suffering from sugar her sugar is 290 ,can she extracts her teeth she is suffering tremendous toothache

Female | 47

only after the consent from her physician (also depends if the tooth is firm or moving) generally extraction is avoided in such cases

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have a tartar issue and it becomes hard now. I have a yellow and sensitive teeth. Please suggest any toothpaste for this which i can use on regular basis.

Female | 30

Maybe you went through tartar accumulation that results in yellow coloring and sensitivity. It is good advice to go to the dentist and have a professional check-up. In the meantime, you can look for a tartar control toothpaste.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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How much do braces hurt on a scale 1 10?

Female | 38

braces do not hurt

every month when the dentist tightens the wire it hurts for 2 days (on scale of 1 -10 - 4)

but it can be totally gone with painkillers

for more information contact Burute Dental , Pune

Answered on 23rd May '24

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A hard rock like round movable thing under my lower jaw in lower region of the molar teeth. Over 3 month .but not cause any problems.

Male | 22

There is a chance that the solid, round, and movable object under your lower jaw in the lower part of molar teeth may be due to salivary gland stone or lymph node. But it need physical examination to determine the actual cause.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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