Dentistry on 10 earns many positive reviews. Behind those positive reviews are happy patients. It’s not about resting on accolades; it’s about improving the health of each patient. When you improve the oral health of a patient, you also improve their quality of life.
One of the ways Dr. Rina Kotecha is assuring the next generation gets off to the right foot with proper oral hygiene is with incentives, such as a Cavity Club that rewards the littlest patients who are cavity-free with prizes and a certificate to recognise their healthy habits. Oral health is an ongoing journey, so Dr. Kotecha also gives a certificate to kids after a cavity is treated to inspire the best brushing and flossing of their lives as they work toward a mouth free of cavities at the next 6-month visit!
Dr. Kotecha also knows that dental fear is made, not born. Many times Dentistry on 10 encounters adult patients who have delayed the treatments necessary for good oral health. These patients may be in great pain or very embarrassed about the state and appearance of their teeth. It doesn’t take too long to discover a common cause of that fear, a bad experience at the dentist’s office as a child.
If this patient sounds like you, Dentistry on 10 wants to introduce you to a gentle and non-aggressive approach to oral health. Dentistry may have changed a lot since you last visited the dentist. Dental care doesn’t have to be traumatic or drastic to be effective.
Instead of immediately pulling a tooth or recommending traditional oral surgery, Dr. Kotecha’s techniques focus on maintaining or restoring dental aesthetics and function as non-invasively as possible. For example, lasers may be used for a variety of dental conditions as an alternative to more invasive surgical cutting, which can be associated with longer healing and recovery times.
To experience the type of comfort and satisfaction mentioned by Port Credit area patients in their reviews of our practice, call Dentistry on 10 to schedule an appointment (905) 455-9262.
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