AVI DENTAL CARE
Every treatment below is planned digitally and walked through with you before we begin, no surprises at the chair, no jargon.
Titanium implants placed with digital precision for a permanent, natural-feeling tooth.
A dental implant replaces both the missing tooth and its root. A titanium post is placed into the jawbone and, once fully healed, topped with a custom crown that's shade-matched to your natural teeth. Unlike a bridge, it doesn't rely on neighbouring teeth for support. Our implantologist plans every placement using a 3D digital scan beforehand, so you know the exact position, angle and timeline before treatment begins.
Missing teeth affect more than your smile. They can make chewing harder, affect speech, and impact confidence. Dental implants at AVI Dental Care in Sector 102, Gurugram begin with a thorough assessment of your gums and available bone support, so our doctors can plan treatment specific to your needs.
Here's what the journey usually looks like: your first visit is a conversation and a 3D scan. No surprises, just a clear picture of what's possible for you. If you're a good candidate, the implant post is placed under local anaesthesia in a single sitting, and most patients are back to their normal routine within a day or two. The next few months are simply healing time, while the implant bonds naturally with your jawbone. Once that's done, we take an impression, shade-match it to your other teeth, and fit the final crown, and that's it: a tooth that looks, feels, and functions like your own.
Because the titanium post fuses directly with your jawbone over time (a process dentists call osseointegration), titanium dental implants stay anchored the way a natural tooth root would. They won't shift, click, or rub the way a loose denture or bridge sometimes can, and the implant material itself can't decay the way a natural tooth can. That combination of stability and durability is why many patients who've struggled with ill-fitting dentures or bridgework end up considering implants instead.
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Implants can help when you're missing one or more teeth and have healthy gums and bone. Your dentist will check your oral health before recommending implants.
Most patients with one or more missing teeth are candidates, provided the jawbone has finished growing and there's enough bone to support the implant, and if there isn't, a bone graft can often create that support. Healthy gums, no conditions that interfere with bone healing, and not smoking all improve the odds of a successful outcome. The only way to know for sure is a proper evaluation, which is exactly where we start.
The procedure is performed under anaesthesia so you won't feel pain during placement. Some mild discomfort or swelling afterward is normal and usually improves within a few days.
With proper oral hygiene and regular dental care, implants can last for many years. Lifespan depends on your oral health and daily care.
AVI Dental Care offers dental implants tailored to your missing teeth, oral condition, and personal goals.
Pain-free root canal therapy led by our endodontist, often completed in a single sitting.
A broken or infected tooth can cause ongoing pain, sensitivity, swelling, or discomfort while biting. Signs that the infection has reached the inner pulp. A root canal removes that infected tissue, cleans and seals the canal, and preserves your natural tooth instead of extracting it. With modern local anaesthesia and rotary instruments, most patients report far less discomfort than they expect, and many procedures at AVI Dental Care in Sector 102, Gurugram are completed in a single visit.
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Persistent tooth pain, prolonged sensitivity, pain while biting, swelling, or tenderness around a tooth may indicate deeper damage or infection. A dental examination is necessary to confirm whether root canal treatment is required.
Follow your dentist's instructions, maintain regular brushing and flossing, and avoid excessive pressure on the treated tooth until advised otherwise. Complete any recommended restoration and attend follow-up appointments.
Treatment time depends on the tooth, the extent of infection, and case complexity. Some root canals are completed in a single visit, while complex cases may need additional appointments.
Root canal treatment may be suitable when the pulp inside a tooth is infected, inflamed, or severely damaged. Your dentist will evaluate the tooth and recommend the most appropriate treatment.
Veneers, smile design and teeth bleaching, previewed digitally before treatment begins.
Stained, chipped, or uneven teeth can affect how you feel about your smile every day, which is why cosmetic treatment at AVI Dental Care is tailored to your individual goals rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. From subtle whitening to a full smile makeover with porcelain veneers, we use digital smile design software to preview your new smile before a single tooth is touched, so you can approve, or request changes to. The shape, shade and symmetry ahead of time.
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Options include professional teeth whitening, veneers, smile reshaping, and other procedures designed to improve the appearance of your teeth based on your goals.
Professional whitening can help with many types of staining, but the right approach depends on the cause and severity. This is assessed during a consultation.
Veneers can be a good fit for cosmetic concerns like shape, shade, or minor imperfections. Your dentist will confirm your teeth and gums are healthy before recommending them.
Timeline depends on your specific treatment plan. Some procedures are completed in one visit, while veneers may need multiple appointments.
Yes. AVI Dental Care offers customised cosmetic dentistry including whitening, veneers, and full smile makeovers.
Comfortable tooth replacement designed for your needs, including complete, partial, flexible and BPS dentures.
For patients who have multiple or all teeth missing, removable prostheses can provide an economical and functional tooth replacement option.
Complete Dentures. Designed for patients who have lost all natural teeth in an arch.
Removable Partial Dentures. Used to replace selected missing teeth when some natural teeth remain.
Flexible Dentures. Flexible denture systems may be considered in selected cases where an alternative to conventional acrylic partial dentures is appropriate.
BPS Dentures. Biofunctional Prosthetic System (BPS) dentures are designed using a systematic approach to denture fabrication, with attention to aesthetics, function, stability and patient comfort.
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Depending on the extent of tooth loss, options include complete dentures, partial dentures, and custom solutions. Your dentist will recommend the type best suited to your condition.
The right choice depends on the number of missing teeth, gum health, and bite. A dental assessment will help you decide.
Handle dentures carefully, clean them as advised, and attend regular dental check-ups alongside good oral hygiene to keep both your dentures and remaining tissue healthy.
AVI Dental Care offers custom denture solutions. A consultation will help you understand which option fits your needs.
Custom-fitted crowns and bridges that restore damaged or missing teeth so they look and feel completely natural.
A crown covers and strengthens a tooth that's cracked, heavily filled, or weakened after a root canal. Restoring its shape, function, and appearance without removing the tooth itself. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a lifelike replacement tooth to the neighbouring teeth or dental implants.
At AVI Dental Care in Sector 102, Gurugram, every crown and bridge is custom-fabricated to match the shade, shape and bite of your natural teeth, planned digitally so the fit is precise and the result blends in rather than standing out.
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A crown covers and protects a single damaged tooth, while a bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by attaching to the healthy teeth or implants on either side of the gap.
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, a well-fitted crown or bridge typically lasts 10–15 years or longer.
Yes. Every restoration is shade-matched to your surrounding teeth and shaped to your bite, so it blends naturally into your smile.
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so you shouldn't feel pain during treatment. Mild sensitivity afterward is normal and usually settles within a few days.
Traditional braces and clear aligners, planned around your bite, your age, and how you actually live.
Crooked, crowded, or unevenly spaced teeth affect both your smile and your bite. At AVI Dental Care, we offer both fixed metal/ceramic braces and clear removable aligners, with treatment planned around your alignment goals, age, and lifestyle preferences. Every plan starts with a full orthodontic assessment and a projected timeline, with scheduled check-ins every 4–6 weeks to track progress.
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They help improve crooked or misaligned teeth, crowding, and bite issues. The right approach depends on case complexity.
Neither is universally superior. Braces suit more complex cases, while clear aligners offer a discreet, removable option for suitable patients. Your dentist can guide the choice.
Treatment time varies based on complexity and the approach chosen. Your dentist can give a personalised estimate after an exam.
Both teenagers and adults can benefit. Suitability depends on tooth position and alignment goals. A dental evaluation is the first step.
AVI Dental Care can assess your alignment and recommend the right orthodontic option for your case.
Friendly, low-anxiety dental visits designed specifically for children.
Children benefit most from dental care that feels calm and approachable from the very first visit. Our pediatric approach at AVI Dental Care focuses on gentle treatment and positive experiences (from routine check-ups and cavity fillings to preventive fluoride treatments and sealants), helping kids build healthy oral habits early, without growing up afraid of the dentist.
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It's recommended to schedule a first visit once your child's teeth begin to appear, to establish healthy habits early.
Regular checkups, typically every six months, help keep your child's teeth and gums healthy.
Encourage brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, limit sugary snacks, and help younger children brush properly.
A calm, patient approach helps children feel more at ease. We take extra time to build comfort around dental visits.
Yes. AVI Dental Care provides child-friendly dental care with a focus on gentle, low-anxiety visits.
Gentle extractions, including surgical removal of wisdom teeth.
Broken, chipped, or severely damaged teeth (and impacted wisdom teeth), sometimes need to be removed when they can't be saved. At AVI Dental Care, extractions are carried out under local anaesthesia with careful assessment and a focus on minimising discomfort and swelling, along with a clear aftercare plan for a smooth recovery.
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A tooth may need removal when it's severely damaged by decay, broken beyond repair, or can't be restored. Wisdom teeth may need removal if impacted or causing repeated pain.
The area is numbed before the procedure, so you won't feel sharp pain during extraction. Mild discomfort or swelling afterward is normal and manageable.
Pain, swelling, repeated infections, or pressure near nearby teeth can be signs. A dental exam will confirm whether extraction is needed.
Simple extractions are usually quick; more complex cases may take longer depending on the tooth's position.
Yes. AVI Dental Care can assess your tooth and recommend the right extraction approach for your case.
Deep cleaning and gum flap surgery to treat and prevent periodontal disease.
Bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, or tender gums can signal a buildup of plaque and tartar that daily brushing can't reach. Routine scaling clears this above and below the gumline, while flap surgery (recommended for more advanced gum disease), cleans deeper below the gum and reshapes the tissue to help it reattach and heal properly.
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When plaque and tartar build up despite regular brushing, professional scaling is recommended. If gum disease is advanced, additional treatment like flap surgery may be needed.
Bleeding gums are often related to plaque buildup or gum inflammation. If it happens regularly, a dental exam can identify the cause.
This depends on your gum health and oral hygiene. Your dentist can recommend a cleaning schedule after an examination.
Yes. AVI Dental Care provides professional scaling and gum care; an exam will help determine the right treatment for you.
Custom night guards and therapy for jaw pain, clicking & teeth grinding.
Jaw clicking, morning headaches, or a sore, stiff jaw on waking can point to TMJ dysfunction or nighttime teeth grinding (bruxism). Care at AVI Dental Care begins with understanding your symptoms and jaw movement, then assessing your bite. Treatment options range from simple exercises to a custom night guard, depending on what's actually causing the discomfort.
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Jaw pain or tenderness, clicking or popping sounds, restricted jaw movement, headaches, and pain while chewing are common signs worth evaluating.
Clicking can have several causes related to the jaw joint. Clicking without pain often needs little intervention, but persistent pain should be evaluated.
Yes. Frequent grinding or clenching adds stress to jaw muscles and joints. A night guard is often recommended if grinding is contributing to symptoms.
Duration depends on symptom frequency and severity. Some patients improve with conservative care, others need a longer treatment plan.
Yes. AVI Dental Care can evaluate jaw pain and chewing-related symptoms and recommend appropriate TMJ treatment.
Prompt, careful treatment for chipped, knocked-out or injured teeth from sports accidents.
Sports injuries can chip, crack, loosen, or knock out a tooth in seconds, and when that happens, quick assessment matters. AVI Dental Care evaluates trauma cases and guides you through the right next steps to help protect your oral health and restore function. Call ahead to book so the team is ready when you arrive.
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Avoid putting pressure on the injured area and seek dental care as soon as possible. Even if the tooth looks fine externally, internal damage is possible.
A loose tooth should be examined by a dentist promptly. Avoid touching or moving it unnecessarily until it's been evaluated.
In some cases, yes. Prompt dental care significantly improves the chances. Time matters, so seek care immediately.
No. Internal damage can occur even without visible cracks or chips, which is why a dental exam after any impact is important.
Yes. AVI Dental Care can assess affected teeth and recommend appropriate treatment after any sports-related trauma.
A conservative option for selected root-treated teeth.
Endocrowns are adhesive restorations that may be used in selected endodontically treated teeth, particularly where conventional post-and-core approaches may not be ideal.
Treatment suitability depends on remaining tooth structure, occlusion, ferrule and restorative requirements, root canal anatomy, periodontal condition, and functional loading.
A detailed evaluation is required before selecting an endocrown.
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An endocrown is a single, adhesively-bonded restoration that covers a root-treated tooth without needing a separate post inside the root. A more conservative option in selected cases.
A traditional crown often needs a post-and-core build-up first. An endocrown bonds directly to the remaining tooth structure, which can mean less removal of healthy tooth in the right case.
No. Suitability depends on factors like remaining tooth structure, bite forces and gum health, which is why a detailed evaluation is done before recommending one.
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, endocrowns are designed to be a durable, long-term restoration for the right case.
Comprehensive, staged treatment that rebuilds a worn, damaged or heavily compromised bite from the ground up.
Full-mouth rehabilitation brings together several treatments (crowns, implants, root canal therapy, bite correction and, where needed, dentures), into a single, carefully sequenced treatment plan. It's designed for patients whose teeth have been affected by long-term wear, decay, trauma, or several missing or damaged teeth across the mouth.
Every case starts with a full digital assessment of your bite, gums and remaining tooth structure, so the plan addresses function and appearance together, rather than treating one tooth at a time.
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It's a comprehensive treatment plan that combines several procedures (such as crowns, implants and bite correction), to restore function and appearance across your entire mouth, not just one tooth.
Because treatment is staged across several procedures, timelines vary by case. We walk you through a realistic timeline at your first consultation.
No. It's suited to anyone with extensive wear, damage or multiple dental issues, regardless of age.
Yes, in a good way. The goal is a more even, comfortable bite, and every stage is planned around how your teeth come together. Not just how they look.
Specialised dental preparation and prosthetic support for patients undergoing head and neck cancer treatment.
Radiotherapy for head and neck cancer can affect the teeth, gums and jawbone, so a dental evaluation before treatment begins is strongly recommended. We assess your oral health, treat any infections or unstable teeth in advance, and plan around your oncology team's timeline.
After radiotherapy, we support your recovery with prosthetic and restorative options suited to your changed oral condition. Helping you eat, speak and feel comfortable again, with care that's paced to your overall treatment and recovery.
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Radiotherapy can affect healing and increase the risk of complications in teeth and gums that are already weakened. Treating these issues beforehand helps protect your oral health during and after cancer treatment.
Yes. We offer restorative and prosthetic care to manage after-effects like dry mouth, sensitivity, or the need for a denture or prosthesis, once your oncology team confirms you're ready.
Yes. We plan your dental care timeline around your radiotherapy schedule and work alongside your broader treatment plan.
Yes, it's a specialised evaluation tailored to cancer patients. Please mention your treatment plan when booking, so we can prepare accordingly.