Technology used by the Dentists in India

With every passing year, each one of us develops certain health problems that we may not even be aware of. Moreover, one problem may even be interrelated with the other! Dentists in India and all over the globe recommend visiting them if you are experiencing the following health problems:

·         Headaches

·         Migraines

·         Shoulder pain

·         Back ache

·         Oro-facial pain

·         Tingling sensation of hands

·         Ringing in your ears

·         Popping or clicking of joints

·         Vertigo

Ideally, you would consult specialists for your respective concerns, but it may so happen that these issues may go undiagnosed. So, it is always a good idea to also get all of the above health concerns checked by your trusted dentist.

Over the years, Indian Dentistry has come at par with International standards. Dentist India have adopted technologies that the country has never witnessed before. Traditional dentistry focuses only on teeth and gums, whereas, neuromuscular dentistry focuses on the harmonious relationship of the teeth and gums with the masticatory muscles, tempero-mandibular joints and nerves which all together form the masticatory system. If there is disharmony in any part of the masticatory system, all the other parts get affected. Neuromuscular dentists are basically concerned with the functioning of the mouth including chewing, swallowing, speaking, biting, yawning, singing etc.

A lot of dental care centers have successfully implemented neuromuscular dentistry in India. Only after attaining highly professional training, neuromuscular dentists can carry out complicated tasks with utmost proficiency like placing the jaw in its optimal position, thus relieving the symptoms associated with TMD (Tempero Mandibular Disorder).

When the jaw is not aligned properly, the hard and soft tissues get affected causing various physiological problems such as:

·         Headache and migraines

·         Jaw pain

·         Neck ache

·         Shoulder pain

·         Ringing in the ears

·         Clicking or popping sounds in jaw joints

The above problems mentioned are the manifestation of a BAD BITE!

So what is a good bite?

1.       When you bite, all your teeth should be coordinated. All the teeth in the upper jaw should touch all the teeth in the lower jaw at the same time.

2.       All your teeth should apply the same amount of pressure. It should be evenly distributed.

3.       The muscles of your head and jaw should be in a relaxed or rest position when your teeth are distant and should evenly work together without hyperactivity when your teeth are clenched together.

4.       The joint (TMJ) should be healthy and comfortable. Any sign of clicking, popping or pain calls for an immediate visit to your dentist.

Having progressed in the field of technology, any glitches with the above mentioned activities can be easily and accurately detected using Hi-End technologies like T-SCAN, JVA( Jaw Vibrational Analysis) and EMG (Electro Myo Graphy).