Frequently Asked Questions

You must carry your medical reports of oral diseases, health insurance, identification documents, and other reports that are related to the symptoms you’re currently facing. It provides detailed insight to dentists that help them diagnose you effectively.

The major types of oral conditions that dentists in Whitefield treat are gum problems, dental decay, discomfort, severe pain in the jaws, difficulty swallowing or chewing food, white spots on teeth, texture changes in the mouth, and constant bad breath.

Yes, dentists at Aster Whitefield provide the best treatment for side effects & adverse reactions when patients face. The major dental treatments are root canals, dental implants, crowns and bridges, tooth extractions, orthodontic treatments, and others according to symptoms & side effects.

You must ask about the treatment process, the recovery process, precautions to care about, symptoms to look after treatment, fees involved, follow-ups to seek after treatment, documents to carry out, and other questions according to the oral disease you’re suffering from.

By analysing patients' oral medical histories, identifying root causes, and analysing risks/ side effects associated with current oral conditions, dentists in Whitefield use radiography to analyse oral disease conditions and accordingly provide treatment.

Dentists at Aster Whitefield specialise in diagnosing and treating oral diseases and illnesses through a structured medical procedure that examines patients’ reports and identifies the root cause of the diseases. The process also includes dental exams, oral cancer screening, periodontal evaluations, and assessments of diagnostic reports.

While visiting emergency medicine specialists for the first time, make sure to carry all your health documents and treatment reports and list your concerns regarding the treatment. Our emergency medicine specialists in Whitefield at Aster can help you prepare for your first visit to these experts.

You should consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist when you need immediate diagnosis and treatment. These can involve allergic reactions, cuts or wounds, unbearable pain, paralysis, shortness of breath, fractures, sprains or strains, severe injuries, indigestion, strokes, and many more.

You should carry your insurance card, past medical records, treatment documents, and prescriptions for ongoing medications while visiting an emergency medicine specialist for the first time. These documents can help these experts understand your health conditions more effectively during emergencies.