Dental Care That Considers Your Overall Health
Your oral health is an important part of your overall well-being, and your general health can also influence the care you need at the dentist. Medical conditions, medications, anxiety, physical sensitivities, and changes in your health can all affect how we plan and provide your dental treatment.
Please let us know if you have questions or concerns about:
- Dental anxiety or fear about visiting the dentist.
- Physical concerns that may make treatment more difficult, such as a sensitive gag reflex or difficulty remaining comfortable in the dental chair.
- Toothaches, jaw discomfort, or other pain in or around your mouth.
- Medical conditions, medications, or recent changes in your general health that may affect your dental care.
At Trenton Family Dental, Dr. Kaustubh Gandhalikar, Dr. Hardik Patel, Dr. Srikanth Lingamaneni, and our dental team take the time to understand the factors that may affect your oral health, comfort, and treatment. This helps us provide care that is appropriate for your individual needs.
Our Additional Services services
Oral Cancer Screening
Know the signs and risk factors of oral cancer and make regular screening part of your preventive dental care.
Sleep Apnea Treatment
Get help for your sleep apnea and snoring problems and finally get some quality sleep.
Sports Guards
Sports guards don’t just protect your teeth. They also protect braces and fixed dental appliances (like bridges and dental implants) and protect the inside of your cheeks and lips from your braces in the event of an accident.
Tooth Sensitivity Treatment
Tooth pain caused by hot, cold, sweet and acidic foods is treatable in the office and at home.
Wisdom Teeth Extraction
Wisdom tooth removal is very common, low risk and relatively pain-free process.
How Can Dentistry Support Your Overall Health?
Healthy teeth and gums make everyday activities such as eating, speaking, and smiling more comfortable. Regular dental care can also help identify problems early, manage discomfort, and support the normal function of your teeth and jaws.
Physical Health
Toothaches, infections, jaw discomfort, and bite problems can affect your daily routine and make eating or speaking uncomfortable. Dental care can help identify the cause of these concerns and provide treatment before they become more difficult to manage.
Emotional Well-Being
How you feel about your smile can affect your comfort in social and professional situations. If there is something about your teeth or smile that concerns you, we can discuss your options and help you make an informed decision about treatment.
Dental Anxiety and Comfort
Dental anxiety can make it difficult to attend appointments or complete necessary treatment. If you feel nervous about visiting the dentist, let us know. We can discuss ways to make your appointments feel more comfortable and manageable.
Creating a Personalized Treatment Plan
Your dental care should reflect your individual oral health needs, concerns, and treatment goals. After assessing your smile, we will explain what we find, discuss the options available, and help you understand what each approach may involve. You will have the information you need to make an informed decision about your care.
Tell Us What Matters to You
Let us know about any dental concerns, symptoms, previous experiences, or changes you would like to make to your smile. We also encourage you to ask questions so we can better understand what is important to you.
Understand Your Treatment Options
After your examination, your dentist will explain the treatment options that may be appropriate for your needs. We will discuss the potential benefits, limitations, and other important considerations so you understand your choices before deciding how to proceed.
Make an Informed Decision
No treatment will begin without your understanding and consent. Once you have chosen an approach, we can discuss the treatment process, expected costs, and scheduling so you know what to expect before your care begins.
Contact us today
to schedule an initial consultation & exam.
Your consultation gives us an opportunity to understand your oral health, any concerns you may have, and the type of care you need. Depending on the reason for your visit, your dentist may examine your teeth, gums, bite, and other areas of your mouth. We will also discuss relevant health information, symptoms, and personal concerns so we can recommend care that is appropriate for your individual needs.
Our guarantee
We strive to provide great customer service at all times and practice compassionate dental care. If you have any reason to feel dissatisfied with our customer service during this vital time, please let us know. We would love to have the opportunity to resolve any issues or problems you might have.
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