At Rudra Dental - Smilelature, we specialize in providing comprehensive dental care tailored to the unique needs of older adults. Geriatric dentistry is about the dental health of older adults. This is important for keeping them healthy as they age.
Our dedicated team is well-equipped to address the specific challenges associated with aging teeth and gums. We provide caring and personalized support in a friendly and comfortable setting. This ensures every patient gets the attention and treatment they need.
At Rudra Dental - Smilelature, we emphasize proactive and preventive dental care for our senior patients. We design our services to help older adults with common dental issues. These include tooth wear, gum disease, dry mouth, and the need for dentures or dental implants. Here's how we can assist:
As we age, our dental needs evolve. Geriatric dentistry goes beyond simply addressing dental issues; it focuses on delivering preventive care to maintain oral health, functionality, and overall quality of life. At Rudra Dental - Smilelature, we understand these changes. We work closely with our senior patients to provide care that is:
At Rudra Dental - Smilelature, we focus on geriatric dentistry. Our team has a lot of experience and special training. We provide top-quality care for older adults.
Our clinic has the latest dental technology. This helps us provide efficient and effective treatments. We want to ensure you get the best care for your oral health.
We focus on your comfort and convenience. Our space is friendly for seniors. The design allows for easy access. We also accommodate patients with mobility challenges.
We commonly address the following treatments and conditions in older adults:
Gum disease can affect individuals at any age, but it is more prevalent among the elderly. Conditions like diabetes can weaken the body’s ability to fight bacteria around the teeth. This can cause gum inflammation and, in severe cases, tooth movement.
Many seniors wear dentures. One-quarter of adults aged 60 and older have lost all their natural teeth. This information comes from the Centers for Disease Control. A geriatric dentist receives special training to properly fit dentures.
Badly fitting dentures can cause pain. This pain may lead to less appetite. Over time, this can result in poor nutrition and health problems.
Regularly adjusting dentures is important. The shape of the jaw changes when there are no natural teeth.
Age should never be a barrier to maintaining a healthy smile. At Rudra Dental - Smilelature, we are committed to supporting you at every step of your dental journey. Contact us today to discover how our geriatric dentistry services can benefit you, or to schedule an appointment. Let us help you maintain a bright and healthy smile for years to come.