Best Dentist & Dental Clinics for Implants, Braces, Aligners in Gurgaon

Yes, depending on which trimester you are currently in and which treatment you want to undergo, it is safe to get dental treatment even during pregnancy. Generally, RCTs (root canal treatments) are not recommended during the first trimester as the baby’s development occurs during this phase and medicines needed during an RCT can affect the baby’s development. Similarly, lengthy dental appointments are avoided during the third trimester as they can cause discomfort to the mother.

No, generally, dental work is not covered under insurance in India. However, some insurance providers have started covering emergency and medically necessary treatments like RCTs, dental implants, etc. In case you are unsure about your dental coverage or want dental coverage included in your insurance policy, you should talk to your insurance provider.

Pristyn Care provides a variety of dental treatments in Gurgaon , chief among which (and their costs) are:-

• Dental implants: Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 50,000 
• Dental braces: Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 55,000
• Clear braces (dental aligners): Rs. 1,50,000 to Rs. 3,50,000

For further details regarding Pristyn Care dental service and to avail advanced dental treatment, you can call us on the given number.

A dentist should have a 5-year BDS degree (including a 1-year internship at a reputed dental institute) and experience in diagnosing dental issues and providing conservative dental treatments and minor surgical procedures. Beyond this, they can have a postgraduate specialization (MDS) or a diploma in a particular surgical treatment. Most implantologists (dental surgeons with implant certification) have completed a 6-9 month certification for the same. 

No, most conservative dental treatments are not painful at all. They can result in minor discomfort but very rarely cause any amount of pain. Dental surgery is performed under local anesthesia and, as such, does not cause any pain. There is mild pain after the surgery but it can be easily managed through medication and resolves within a couple of days.

Yes, most people may consider dental treatment to be a little expensive. However, considering the benefits of the treatment and the effort and skill required by the dentist, the cost is understandable. Without strong teeth, a person cannot chew or eat properly, and they may even face aesthetic and speech issues, but with proper dental treatment, you can relieve all those issues painlessly.

Dental treatment time usually depends on the nature of the treatment itself. Conservative treatments like filling usually take about 1 hour, while minor surgeries like alveoloplasty, dental extraction, etc. take about 2-4 hours. On the other hand, large-scale treatments like dental implants and dental braces are usually spread out over months. Dental implant treatment takes about 3-6 months overall, while dental braces treatment takes 9-24 months to complete.

Yes, you can safely get dental treatment while breastfeeding. However, you need to be careful about the medicines you are taking during this period and should consult your dentist in detail before beginning the treatment.

No, there is generally no bed rest required after dental surgery. Most patients are able to go back to work even on the same day, a few hours after the surgery. However, after lengthy dental appointments or major dental surgeries like dental implant surgery, dentists usually recommend taking a day off. You can start exercising and following your full daily routine within 2-3 weeks of the surgery.