Friday, July 31, 2020

Covid Dentistry In Delhi | Dental Emergency Treatments During Covid | D...





Dr.Rajat Sachdeva
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Your Safety is our Topmost Priority!

As the world is badly affected by COVID-19 Pandemic,
We are back with advanced safety measures and enhanced services.

By putting in place all the necessary equipments and following the protocols, due precautions are taken during your treatment.

we’ve taken utmost care to equip our clinic with all the suggested precautionary measures, put a protocol in place to ensure every surface is sanitized between patients, and that appointments are scheduled to ensure that interaction with other patients is kept at a minimum. And as you can see, we’re suited with the recommended PPE.

We’re glad to be of service once again, and request you to reach out to us, and we’ll do our best to help you out in these trying times!

However, we are attending only emergencies and urgent cases during this pandemic (with prior appointments).
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P.S. - All the COVID-19 pandemic safety guidelines are being implemented including adequate screening, infection control and personal protection.

For patient safety purpose:
· Urgent procedures will be undertaken only after telephonic/video consultation
· No clinic visits without prior appointments
· Limited number of patients seen per day
· No waiting time to avoid overcrowding

Now you can make an appointment without any worry.
DM us to book an appointment !

Dr. Rajat Sachdeva
MDS, MS IMPLANTOLOGY, MBA (Hospital management), Diplomate Implants(USA)
PG AESTHETIC DENTISTRY, BOTOX SPECIALIST UCLA
FICCDE Singapore, Fellow of Pierre Fauchard Academy (FPFA), PGDDM,
MAAID USA, MAOI, Certified & Trained In Inman Aligners UK.
Ex. Resident (AIIMS) (MAIDS)

“Adapting To The New Normal”
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Wednesday, June 10, 2020

Lockdown Journey from Dr.Rajat Sachdeva | Best Dentist In Delhi | Covid...

Lockdown Journey from Dr.Rajat Sachdeva | Best Dentist In Delhi | Covid...





Have you set yourself some goals while lockdown is carrying on?. Have you thought how important it is to you to make it a priority?
Make a list of items you want to make happen, Prioritize the items and set out times to be able to make these happen. Taking time out to think makes everything clearer for that future path.
Sharing my #lockdown journey ðŸ˜ŽðŸ˜Ž

Sunday, May 10, 2020

stringent safety protocols for DENTAL CLINIC IN NORTH DELHI by Dr.Rajat Sachdeva

Dr.Rajat Sachdeva's Dentistry is based on enhancing the safety standards and include new protocols around patient screening, advanced PPE, increased surface disinfection, new aerosol capturing and cleaning technology, extended deployment of UV light, and frequent fumigation in the clinic areas. This builds on our existing 4-Step SterilizationTM, responsible bio-medical waste disposal, use of AI-enabled digital technology systems, and our regular in-clinic audits.


Following WHO guidelines to ensure 100% sterile environment and patient safety.



Friday, May 1, 2020

Emergency Dentistry In Delhi

Things are looking a little bit different over here at Dr.Rajat Sachdeva Dental !
We are Covid ready for any emergencies. We’re dedicated to the health + safety of all our patients + staff during this COVID-19 crisis. ⁣


Although we might look a little more intimidating than usual, our #1 priority is always the health and safety of our patients and we're doing everything we can to keep you safe!
To ensure this, our entire team will be wearing PPEs including bodysuits + shields while attending to patients. ðŸ˜·



For all check-ups + procedures, we will be scheduling only one patient at a time.⁣
Stay safe my friends!

Sunday, April 12, 2020

The Pandemic and the Dentist by Dr.Rajat Sachdeva





The Indian Dental Association recently issued an advisory recommending dentists in the country to suspend "non-essential or non-urgent dental care" untill the lockdown .

With the increasing number of coronavirus cases, we advice people to take necessary precautions to reduce the risk of infection.

Dentists work around the area that can potentially transmit the most -- the mouth, teeth and around the nose. These areas are unavoidable during the treatment. So it is a risk both for the dentist and the patient."

"Indian Dental Association has taken the right decision to put routine dental procedures on hold for now. The best thing would be to consult the dentist over the phone who can recommend some home remedies."

Some of the machines and equipment used in dental treatment produce aerosol or tiny water droplets in the air, "Aerosol may be infected so inhaling those droplets only increases the risk.

It is therefore beneficial both for the dentist and patient to avoid non-urgent dental treatment during this time."

The coronavirus (COVID-19) has challenged health professions and systems and has evoked different speeds of reaction and types of response around the world.

With the increasing number of #coronavirus cases, experts are advising people to take necessary precautions to reduce the risk of infection.

The role of dental professionals in preventing the transmission of COVID-19 is critically important.

Tips for dental care at home :

Maintaining a good oral hygiene is important for boosting immunity and fighting the virus .

Here are some dental care tips you can practice at home :

1. One can follow standard dental care procedure at home. Avoid consuming food that is too hot or too cold if you are sensitive so that the pain does not aggravate. Diet control is crucial.

2. One should also avoid applying pain relief balms topically or it can increase the swelling.

3. Brush your teeth twice daily or use medicated mouthwashes. There are some pastes for tooth sensitivity also that can be used to keep the infection under control meanwhile, till the time you visit a dentist.

4. Wash your hands frequently with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand sanitiser. Clean the toothbrush properly after use to ensure it is not contaminated.

5. The most common dental issue is toothache, for which you can have paracetamol. Consult the dentist if there is uncontrolled pain who can recommend the required cure.