SK Dental and Cosmetic Clinic Kupwara

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A multi-speciality clinic that provides oral and aesthetic care
Available Doctors
Dr. Suhail Ahmad Tantry
(BDS, PGDCC MCIT, MCFA ,)
COSMETICA INDIA
IAOCU DEHLI NCR CCSU
Dr.Kaiser Ali Mir
BDS DEHLI NCR CCSU cosmetic treatments available including PRP facial skin and hair ..fillers, botox, threads,chemical peels ,ear lobe repair , microbladding , hair transplant ,scar /acne treatment , mole

removal and creation facial rejuvenation, permanent makeup .lip ear and nose piercing, skin tightening LASER hair removal
from dental side
FPD RPD CD RCT IMPLANT
surgeries cysts Disimpactions ,, IMF
fracture reduction fixation and immoblisation off all mandibular and maxillary fractures
gland obstruction treatments
equipped with good oral pathology treatments tumour cyst and malignencies

Comprehensive upper and lower FPD rehabilitation: transforming severe dental deterioration into a functional and estheti...
27/05/2026

Comprehensive upper and lower FPD rehabilitation: transforming severe dental deterioration into a functional and esthetic outcome

Non-surgical Orthodontic Correction of Dental Crowding with Improved Esthetics and Function.
22/05/2026

Non-surgical Orthodontic Correction of Dental Crowding with Improved Esthetics and Function.

A patient presented with pain and discomfort in the mandibular posterior region. Clinical examination, supported by radi...
04/05/2026

A patient presented with pain and discomfort in the mandibular posterior region. Clinical examination, supported by radiographic evaluation, revealed a mesioangular impacted mandibular third molar with close approximation to the inferior alveolar canal. Based on clinical and radiographic findings, a diagnosis of mesioangular impaction was established.
Surgical disimpaction was performed under local anesthesia using an appropriate mucoperiosteal flap design. Buccal guttering was carried out to facilitate access, followed by controlled tooth sectioning and atraumatic elevation of the tooth. Care was taken to minimize trauma to the surrounding bone and to avoid injury to the adjacent neurovascular structures. The surgical site was irrigated and sutured.:
Postoperative healing was uneventful. The patient reported mild pain and swelling, which subsided within a few days with prescribed medications. No signs of paresthesia or other complications were observed during the follow-up period.
Conclusion:
Careful preoperative radiographic assessment and meticulous surgical technique are essential in the management of mesioangular impacted mandibular third molars, especially when in close proximity to the inferior alveolar canal. Atraumatic disimpaction with appropriate planning can result in favorable outcomes and minimal complications.

Orthodontic Correction Completed with Optimal Results Another Smile Transformation Done 💫
03/05/2026

Orthodontic Correction Completed with Optimal Results

Another Smile Transformation Done 💫

Successful maxillary prosthetic rehabilitation restoring esthetics, function, and patient confidence.
01/04/2026

Successful maxillary prosthetic rehabilitation restoring esthetics, function, and patient confidence.

A good case accomplished ..alhamdullilah
01/04/2026

A good case accomplished ..alhamdullilah

Many people believe brushing harder will clean their teeth better, but aggressive brushing can actually harm oral tissue...
15/03/2026

Many people believe brushing harder will clean their teeth better, but aggressive brushing can actually harm oral tissues. The gums, especially around the lower front teeth, are delicate and not built to handle strong scrubbing or stiff bristles. Over time, excessive pressure can wear away gum tissue and begin to expose areas of the tooth that should remain protected.

When gums recede, the tooth roots become visible and more sensitive because they lack the protective enamel covering. This can lead to discomfort, a higher chance of root decay, and changes in appearance along the gumline.

Dentists recommend using a soft-bristled toothbrush, holding it at a 45-degree angle, and brushing gently with small circular motions for two minutes twice daily 🦷

Infections from untreated upper molars and premolars can sometimes spread beyond the tooth roots into the nearby maxilla...
14/03/2026

Infections from untreated upper molars and premolars can sometimes spread beyond the tooth roots into the nearby maxillary sinuses. This condition is known as odontogenic sinusitis, a sinus infection that originates from dental problems rather than typical respiratory causes.

Because the roots of upper back teeth sit very close to the sinus cavity, dental infections can easily extend into this space. Patients may experience facial pressure, persistent sinus congestion, bad taste, or discharge from the nose. Unlike common sinus infections, these cases often do not respond well to antibiotics alone.

Proper dental treatment such as a root canal or extraction is usually required to eliminate the source of infection and allow the sinus to recover.

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04/01/2026

Wisdom tooth ke baad nerve damage (Paresthesia) – kaise theek hota .

🔹 Paresthesia kya hota hai?
Wisdom tooth (especially lower 3rd molar) nikalne ke baad agar numbness, jhanjhanahat, suiyan chubhne jaisa feel, ya sensation kam ho jaye – lips, chin, gums ya tongue me – ise paresthesia kehte hain.
Mostly Inferior Alveolar Nerve (IAN) ya Lingual Nerve involve hoti hai.

🔹 Kyon hota hai?
Root nerve ke bahut paas tha (radiograph/CBCT me overlap)
Surgical trauma / stretching
Compression by edema or hematoma
Local anesthesia needle trauma (rare)
Complete transection (bahut rare, worst case)

🔹 Sabse important baat (Reality check)
👉 90% cases temporary hote hain
👉 Spontaneous recovery hoti hai
👉 Time lagta hai – weeks to months

🔹 Recovery timeline (approx.)
Mild nerve bruise → 2–6 weeks
Moderate compression/stretch → 2–3 months
Severe injury → 6–9 months
No improvement after 6 months → specialist evaluation zaroori

🔹 Treatment / Management (Step-wise)
✅ 1. Observation (sabse common)
Initial 2–4 weeks sirf wait & watch
Patient ko reassure karna bahut important
💊 2. Medicines (nerve support)
Neurotropic vitamins
Methylcobalamin
Pyridoxine (B6)
Folic acid
➡️ 4–8 weeks minimum
NSAIDs (initial phase)
Agar swelling/pressure cause hai

⚡ 3. Physical stimulation
Light touch, cotton test
Lukewarm–cold contrast rinse
Gentle massage (external)
👉 Nerve ko “stimulus” milta rahe

🧠 4. If symptoms persist (>6–8 weeks)
CBCT to see nerve proximity
Neurosensory testing
Refer to Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon / Neurologist

🛠️ 5. Surgical options (rare)
Only if:
Complete nerve transection
No recovery even after 6–9 months
Procedures:
Nerve decompression
Microsurgical repair
⚠️ Very rare cases
🔹 Patient ko kya bolna chahiye? (Counselling line)
“Ye nerve ka temporary shock hai, zyadatar cases me nerve apne aap heal ho jati hai. Time aur vitamins se recovery hoti hai.”

🔹 Red flags 🚨 (Ignore na karein)
Complete numbness > 3 months
Painful dysesthesia
Tongue bite injuries (lingual nerve)

🧠 Bottom line (Yaad rakhne wali baat)
Paresthesia ≠ permanent damage
Patience + reassurance + vitamins
Time is the best healer for nerves

🤰 Drugs Safe in Pregnancy (Dentistry)For Dental Students – Detailed but Simple ExplanationPregnancy mein drug prescripti...
02/01/2026

🤰 Drugs Safe in Pregnancy (Dentistry)
For Dental Students – Detailed but Simple Explanation

Pregnancy mein drug prescription sabse sensitive part hota hai. Dentist ko hamesha maternal benefit vs fetal risk ka balance rakhna chahiye.

🔹 Basic Rule (Golden Rule)
1st trimester (0–12 weeks) → Avoid drugs as much as possible
2nd trimester (13–28 weeks) → Safest period for dental treatment
3rd trimester (29 weeks–term) → Short appointments, avoid stress

🦷 1️⃣ Analgesics (Pain Killers)
✅ Paracetamol (Acetaminophen) – Drug of Choice
Safe in all trimesters
Mild–moderate dental pain
Dose: 500–650 mg
Max: ≤3 g/day
❌ Avoid / Use with Caution
Ibuprofen, Diclofenac, Naproxen
❌ 3rd trimester – STRICTLY AVOID
Risk: Premature closure of ductus arteriosus
Aspirin
❌ Bleeding risk, fetal complications
👉 Exam Tip: Pregnancy + pain = Paracetamol

🦠 2️⃣ Antibiotics
✅ Safe Antibiotics
Penicillins
Amoxicillin
Amoxicillin + Clavulanic acid
✔️ First line in dental infections
Cephalosporins
Cephalexin, Cefuroxime
✔️ Safe alternative
Clindamycin
Best for penicillin allergy ✔️ Safe
Metronidazole
❌ Avoid in 1st trimester
✅ Safe in 2nd & 3rd trimester
❌ Contraindicated Antibiotics
Tetracycline / Doxycycline ❌ Teeth discoloration, bone defects
Fluoroquinolones (Ciprofloxacin) ❌ Cartilage damage
Aminoglycosides (Gentamicin) ❌ Ototoxicity

😷 3️⃣ Local Anaesthetics
✅ Lignocaine (2%) with Adrenaline (1:100,000)
Safest & most commonly used
Low-dose adrenaline is SAFE
Prevents systemic toxicity by vasoconstriction
❌ Avoid:
Prilocaine (risk of methemoglobinemia – rare but exam point)
👉 Clinical Pearl: LA fear is more dangerous than LA itself.

🪥 4️⃣ Mouthwashes & Topicals
✅ Safe
Chlorhexidine (0.12% / 0.2%)
Warm saline rinses
Topical lignocaine gel (limited use)
❌ Avoid:
Alcohol-containing mouthwashes (chronic use)

😨 5️⃣ Sedatives & Anxiolytics
❌ Avoid
Benzodiazepines (Diazepam, Alprazolam)
Risk: Cleft lip/palate, floppy baby syndrome
✅ Alternative
Behavioural management
Short, morning appointments
Good reassurance

📸 6️⃣ Radiographs (Bonus Exam Point)
Not a drug, but important
Dental X-rays are SAFE with lead apron & thyroid collar
Avoid unless absolutely necessary in 1st trimester

📌 FDA Pregnancy Drug Categories (Must Know)
Category A/B → Safe
Category C → Use only if benefit > risk
Category D/X → Avoid
Most dental drugs fall in Category B.

🧠 One-Line Exam Summary
Pregnant patient with dental pain/infection:
✔️ Paracetamol + Amoxicillin + Lignocaine
❌ Avoid NSAIDs, Tetracyclines & Benzos

📌 LUXATOR – COMPLETE TYPES & USES (Copy–Paste Facebook Post)(Only for dental education)🔹 L2S – Luxator 2 mm Straight• Ti...
30/12/2025

📌 LUXATOR – COMPLETE TYPES & USES (Copy–Paste Facebook Post)
(Only for dental education)

🔹 L2S – Luxator 2 mm Straight
• Tip width: 2 mm
• Shape: Straight
• Use:
– Thin PDL space
– Lower anteriors
– Root stumps
– Pediatric & geriatric patients
• Advantage: Maximum precision, minimum trauma

🔹 L2C – Luxator 2 mm Curved
• Tip width: 2 mm
• Shape: Curved
• Use:
– Curved roots
– Mesial / distal surfaces
– Narrow sockets
• Advantage: Better root surface adaptation

🔹 L3S – Luxator 3 mm Straight
• Tip width: 3 mm
• Shape: Straight
• Use:
– Premolars
– Single-rooted teeth
– Routine atraumatic extractions
• Advantage: Balanced strength & control

🔹 L3C – Luxator 3 mm Curved
• Tip width: 3 mm
• Shape: Curved
• Use:
– Curved premolar roots
– Buccal / lingual PDL cutting
– Implant-oriented extractions
• Advantage: Socket preservation friendly

🔹 L3CA – Luxator 3 mm Curved Angled
• Tip width: 3 mm
• Shape: Curved + Angulated
• Use:
– Posterior region
– Limited mouth opening cases
– Distal roots where straight access is difficult
• Advantage: Superior access & ergonomics

🔹 L5S – Luxator 5 mm Straight
• Tip width: 5 mm
• Shape: Straight
• Use:
– Broad PDL space
– Upper anteriors
– Periodontally compromised teeth
• Advantage: Rapid PDL severing in wide sockets.

🔹 L5C – Luxator 5 mm Curved
• Tip width: 5 mm
• Shape: Curved
• Use:
– Upper premolars
– Broad curved roots
– Advanced atraumatic extractions
• Advantage: Maximum adaptation with minimal bone trauma.

🔑 Important Clinical Reminders
✔ Luxator cuts PDL – does NOT elevate bone
✔ Use slow apical pressure, multiple entry points
❌ Never twist or lever like an elevator
🧠 Golden Line
“Luxator PDL ka killer hai, bone ka protector.”

Address

Hospital Road Kupwara
Kupwara
193222

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 7pm

Telephone

+917780933136

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