| Dental Service | |
|---|---|
| Gap Closer Service | |
| Call Now | +91-990-964-4344 |
| +91-990-964-4344 | |
| Appointment | Available |
| Eligible Region | India |
| Category | Dental Service |
| Services | Counselling, Treatments |
| Payment Methods | Cash, UPI, Net Banking |
A frequent complaint from patients in Paldi is that food keeps getting stuck between certain teeth. Fibres from vegetables or small bits of meat lodge in the space after every meal. It is annoying, and it can make people feel self-conscious when eating with others.
Spaces that trap food also deserve attention for another reason. Food that stays between teeth can irritate the gums if it is not cleaned away. Treating the gap and keeping the area clean both help the mouth stay healthy. Many Paldi patients say that fixing the food trap mattered to them as much as the look of the gap.
Food collects where teeth do not meet closely. This can happen with naturally spaced teeth, after a neighbouring tooth has been lost and the teeth have drifted, or when gum disease and bone loss have loosened teeth. The dentist checks which of these applies, because the cause shapes the treatment.
Some people try to clear trapped food with toothpicks or pins. Sharp objects can hurt the gums and may widen the space over time, so gentle flossing is a kinder choice. If flossing causes bleeding that does not settle within a few days of regular cleaning, let the dentist know. Bleeding gums can be an early sign of gum disease, which should be treated before any gap is closed. Tell the dentist too if a space seems to be getting larger.
Until the gap is treated, and afterwards too, careful cleaning helps. Floss gently between the teeth each day to remove trapped food. Brush along the gumline twice a day. Regular professional cleaning removes build-up that home care misses, and check-ups let the dentist see whether any space is changing.
Our clinic is at 402, B Square 2, near Double Tree by Hilton, Iskcon–Ambli Road, Ahmedabad 380054. From Paldi, head west along the 132 Feet Ring Road through Satellite towards Iskcon Cross Roads. The clinic is on Ambli Road, a short distance from the crossroads. The drive is about 9 km and usually takes 20–30 minutes. Book your appointment or call +91-990-964-4344.
Meet the academic achiever of Manipal University, Dr. Tanisha Kkeswani. Her prowess is in fixing facial aesthetics, working with the advance braces system and has been successfully spreading smiles for 10 years.
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