Geriatric Dental Care in Keshav Puram, New Delhi
Losing teeth is not a normal part of ageing. With daily care and regular check-ups, most people can keep their natural teeth for life. Dr. Sneha gives seniors unhurried care for dry mouth, gum disease, root decay and missing teeth.
- Check-ups
- Every 6 months
- Approach
- Unhurried, gentle
- Pain
- Fully numbed when needed
- Consultation
- From ₹100
Who it is for
Common concerns we help with:
- Dry mouth, often caused by medicines
- Gum recession and sensitive or decayed roots
- Gum disease, especially with diabetes
- Worn teeth and old fillings or crowns
- Missing teeth and loose dentures
Please bring
- A list of your medicines
- Details of heart conditions, diabetes or blood thinners
- Any recent medical reports
What happens, step by step
- 1Unhurried checkA full check of teeth, gums, dentures and the inside of the mouth, including the tongue and cheeks.
- 2Health reviewWe go through your medicines and health conditions to plan safe care.
- 3CleaningA gentle cleaning to protect gums and roots.
- 4Your planDr. Sneha explains any treatment needed, such as fillings, crowns, bridges or implants.
- 5Regular reviewsWe plan check-ups, usually every six months.
How long it takes
Family members are welcome to come along and help with questions.
Is it painful?
Painless treatment is how we work. The area is fully numbed with local anaesthesia before we begin, so you feel pressure, not pain. Dr. Sneha explains each step before she starts.
Aftercare
- Sip water often and chew sugar-free gum if your mouth is dry.
- Use fluoride toothpaste to protect exposed roots.
- An electric or thick-handled toothbrush and interdental brushes make cleaning easier.
- Clean dentures daily, remove them at night, and keep them in water.
See us promptly for any mouth sore that does not heal within two weeks.
Cost
Dr. Sneha confirms any treatment cost at the visit, before anything is done.
Consultation from ₹100. The treatment price is confirmed before anything begins.
Questions about care after 60
Is it too late to save my teeth?
Rarely. Many teeth can be saved with cleaning, fillings, root canals or crowns.
Why is my mouth always dry?
Many common medicines reduce saliva. Sipping water, sugar-free gum and saliva substitutes help, and we check for decay more closely.
Does diabetes affect my teeth?
Yes. It raises the risk of gum disease, so regular cleanings matter even more.
How should I care for my dentures?
Clean them daily with a denture brush, remove them at night, keep them in water, and never use hot water.
How can I replace missing teeth?
Options include bridges, implants and dentures. Dr. Sneha will explain what suits your health and budget.
This page is general information and does not replace an examination by a dentist.
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Healthy teeth for life, at any age.
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