Question 1

Where does Dr. Vishal Vishwas practice?

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Dr. Vishal Vishwas practices at SBR Manosa Dental Hospital - Kelwa.

Question 2

Why do patients visit Dr. Vishal Vishwas?

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Patients frequently visit Dr. Vishal Vishwas for RCT - Single Sitting, Crowns and Bridges Fixing, Ceramic Veneers / Crowns . To see more reasons visit the doctor's profile on Practo.

Question 3

What is Dr. Vishal Vishwas's education qualification?

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Dr. Vishal Vishwas has the following qualifications - BDS.

Question 4

What does Dr. Vishal Vishwas specialises in ?

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Dr. Vishal Vishwas specialises as Dentist.

Question 5

How many years of experience does Dr. Vishal Vishwas have?

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Dr. Vishal Vishwas has an overall experience of 3 years. View where has Dr. Vishal Vishwas practiced in the past.

Question 6

Who is Dr. Vishal Vishwas?

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Your oral health is his primary concern. View more details about the doctor on Practo.

Question 7

Who is a dentist?

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A dentist is a doctor who practices dentistry. Dentistry involves the mouth, teeth, gums, and related areas. A dentist takes care of the overall oral healthcare. Common procedures performed at the dentist are tooth filling, tooth extraction, cleaning and polishing of teeth, and minor tooth surgeries like root canal treatment. Within dentistry, there are many specializations that require further training.

Question 8

What education qualifications are mandatory for a Dentist?

Question 9

Should I consult a dentist for bad breath?

Accepted Answer

Bad breath is often due to lack of oral hygiene. In some cases, it may be an indication of some underlying health issue. Consulting a dentist for bad breath is the most logical step. A dentist will perform thorough examination of your teeth and gums to determine the cause of bad breath. Halitosis is the medical term for bad breath.

Question 10

How many sittings does a dentist take for Root canal treatment?

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Root canal treatment is a dental procedure followed for advanced decay of tooth that cannot be repaired by filling. In this treatment the tooth pulp is removed, the space is cleaned and filled, and finally a crown is placed on the tooth. The number of sittings for a root canal treatment varies depending on the extent of tooth decay.

Dr. Vishal Vishwas

Kelwa, Rajsamand

SBR Manosa Dental Hospital

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