by Dr. Namratha Chandrahari | Aug 3, 2026 | Blog
A laser root canal uses focused light energy to remove infected pulp tissue, disinfect canal walls, and seal the tooth with less anesthesia, minimal bleeding, and faster recovery than conventional methods. The laser penetrates dentinal tubules and eliminates bacteria...
by Dr. Namratha Chandrahari | Jul 23, 2026 | Blog
Your smile is a part of who you are. It reflects your confidence, personality, and the way you connect with people. However, as the years pass, changes like tooth stains, worn-out teeth, small chips, gaps, or changes in tooth shape can affect how comfortable you feel...
by Dr. Namratha Chandrahari | Jul 21, 2026 | Blog
Wisdom teeth are often associated with young adults, usually appearing between the late teenage years and early twenties. However, many people continue to have their wisdom teeth well into adulthood without any immediate concerns. For some individuals, problems with...
by Dr. Namratha Chandrahari | Jul 15, 2026 | Blog
A diode laser removes the thin, melanin-heavy top layer of the gum, and that’s the whole idea in one line. Dark or patchy gums get their colour from excess melanin sitting in the surface tissue. The laser gently ablates that pigmented layer in a single session...
by Dr. Namratha Chandrahari | Jul 10, 2026 | Blog
Yes, for the right tooth. Research comparing single-visit and multiple-visit root canals keeps landing on the same result: success rates and complication rates are broadly the same. What decides it isn’t the number of visits but the condition of the tooth. A...
