Dr. Shruti Sura - Periodontist

28/05/2025

It takes around 6 months for any new dental cavities or gum disease to progress and show up in X-rays. At the same time, timely cleaning of teeth prevents new cavities and gingivitis.

So we advise patients to come in once in 6 months, unless otherwise specified by the dentist. For high risk patients, the frequency of dental visits may be increased to once in 3-4 months.

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26/05/2025

Attending courses and conferences regularly help us stay up to date with the science of dentistry. Very insightful yet fun lecture by Dr. Komal Majumdar.

20/03/2024

World oral health day is celebrated every year on March 20th.

The focus this year is on Periodontal (gum) health and it's association with the overall health of the body. As a Periodontist, I am always striving to spread more awareness on gum and oral health. This gives me the chance to talk about the association of gum health with the rest of the body.

Periodontitis is an inflammatory disease of the gums that leads to symptoms like bleeding gums, pus discharge, swollen painful gums, tooth mobility and bad breath. It is usually not detected in early stages and has to be diagnosed by a periodontist.

Severe periodontitis is associated with heart attacks, stroke, diabetes, complications in pregnancy etc.

Get your gums checked today.

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20/03/2024

21/07/2022

Dental and Physiotherapy services we offer

21/07/2022

This is our Dental operatory

21/07/2022

One stop solution for Dental and Physiotherapy care

16/04/2020

The coronavirus has brought fear and uncertainty in our lives- about our health and that of our loved ones, financial upheaval and the uncertainty of when it all ends. Because of the high risk of cross contamination, dental clinics are also shut with the uncertainty of when it will be safe to start working. At a time like this, all we need to keep us going is the law of impermanence. [ 148 more words ]

Coronavirus is spreading. Times are difficult and we are surrounded by fear and uncertainty. Read on about the law of impermanence, as given by Lord Buddha, that will give us the courage to get thr…

02/04/2020

As we all know, dental problems crop up at the most inopportune moment! Dental clinics all over the country are shut during the lockdown. In the wake of coronavirus pandemic, hesitation to go for dental treatments is justified. Let us look at such dental problems and which of those are considered an emergency. Before we start, I want to stress on the importance of contacting your dentist or physician first before doing any home remedies or self-medicating. [ 909 more words ]

As we all know, dental problems crop up at the most inopportune moment! Dental clinics all over the country are shut during the lockdown. In the wake of coronavirus pandemic, hesitation to go for d…