Dr.Gupta’s Dental Clinic

29/01/2026

🦷 Do you really need a dental implant?

Not everyone does — and that’s important to understand.

A dental implant is usually advised only when a tooth is completely missing or cannot be saved. It helps restore proper chewing, supports jawbone health, and keeps nearby teeth stable.

Many people worry that implants are always necessary — that’s not true.
The right treatment depends on:
• Your oral condition
• Bone health
• Medical history
• X-ray findings

In some cases, implants may need to be delayed or planned in stages for safety and long-term success.

✨ There is no one-size-fits-all dental treatment.
The best option is always decided after a proper examination.

📍 Visit Dr Gupta’s Dental Clinic, Amritsar
Honest guidance. Personalised care.
Your smile deserves the right treatment — not rushed decisions.

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29/01/2026

27/01/2026

🩸 Bleeding gums are not normal — they’re your body’s warning sign.

Ignoring them can lead to bigger dental problems.
Early treatment = healthy gums + strong teeth 🦷

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26/01/2026

Coronectomy – A Nerve-Sparing Approach 🦷

Pre-operative radiographs reveal an impacted mandibular third molar with loss of cortication and close approximation to the inferior alveolar canal, indicating a high risk for IAN injury if conventional extraction is attempted.

In such scenarios, coronectomy is the treatment of choice—where the crown is sectioned and removed while the roots are intentionally retained, thereby reducing the risk of neurosensory deficits without compromising patient safety.

🩻 Radiographic indicators supporting coronectomy:
▪ Darkening of roots
▪ Interruption / diversion of the inferior alveolar canal
▪ Intimate root–nerve relationship

🦷 Clinical advantages:
✔ Reduced risk of IAN damage
✔ Lower postoperative morbidity
✔ Evidence-based alternative to full extraction

📌 Case selection and precise radiographic interpretation are key to successful outcomes.

25/01/2026

24/01/2026

A small pimple on the gum is never just a pimple.

➡️ Sinus tract traced with a GP point
➡️ X-ray reveals the real culprit: chronic periapical infection

This draining sinus is the body’s way of releasing pressure from a long-standing endodontic pathology.
❌ Treating it with antibiotics alone is temporary
✅ Eliminate the source — the infected root canal

This is just the starting point of the case.
Complete diagnosis → proper endodontic management → healing to follow.

📚 Posted for educational purposes only
Stay tuned for the full case breakdown.






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12/01/2026

Aesthetic correction with a natural finish.
Because your smile deserves precision.

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