The dental department of the MC Hospital of PAA of RK accepts patients on therapeutic, surgical, orthopedic and orthodontic profiles. In particular, the department’s therapists ensure the dental health of patients using medications and physiotherapeutic methods of treatment from simple caries to very complex cases. Also, treatment of diseases of the gums, tissues around the teeth and oral mucosa is carried out in accordance with the results of oral cavity diagnostics. In addition, dental therapists provide professional hygienic teeth cleaning, that is, they offer ultrasonic cleaning services, deep cleaning of interdental spaces, and removal of plaque without damaging tooth enamel and gums using Air-Flow and Vector devices.
The Department of Surgical Dentistry offers the removal of any tooth, regardless of its complexity, installation of an implant, surgical treatment of various inflammatory processes in the gums and oral cavity, jaw, facial, and dental bones. And in orthopedic dentistry there are also services for grinding teeth, installing temporary braces for defects in the teeth, jaw, palate and face. All activities are performed by qualified specialists.
The dental department of the Hospital employs about 10 doctors who annually improve their qualifications in the country and abroad. The department has created comfortable conditions for both the doctor and the patient - each room is equipped with modern equipment.
“Currently, people, armed with comprehensive knowledge, visiting a dentist intend not to remove a tooth, but to treat it to the last hope,” says the department’s dentist-therapist Aisulu Sandybai.
In addition, according to the doctor, dental problems most often concern pregnant women and women in labor. During these important periods, women often experience caries or even tooth decay, as a result of decreased immunity, decreased vitamin levels or as a result of hormonal changes. Therefore, the doctor reminds you of the importance of regular calcium intake under the strict guidance of a doctor. For example, dentist Aisulu Sandybai advises women not to take calcium during breastfeeding until the parietal fontanel closes in the newborn.
