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Geriatric dentistry is dedicated to the identification, prevention, and treatment of dental problems linked to the ageing process.
Elderly individuals often encounter age-related dental issues, making it imperative to exercise exceptional caution when performing dental procedures on them, given their increased vulnerability to chronic health conditions like hypertension, cardiac ailments, renal problems, etc.
We have a team of highly skilled and compassionate doctors dedicated to the well-being of elderly patients. In addition, we have cutting-edge technology at our disposal to offer comprehensive health support whenever it is required.
Advanced infrastructure for managing emergencies
Studies indicate that regular geriatric dental healthcare can help prevent or even eradicate specific oral diseases and age-related conditions, such as stroke, diabetes, and heart disease among the elderly.
This serves as our primary benchmark before initiating any procedures for our elderly patients. We diligently monitor vital signs, including pulse rate, blood pressure, SpO2, ECG, and blood sugar levels, using our cutting-edge equipment, the Mindray-IMEC10.
Additionally, our facility is equipped with emergency resources, such as vital sign monitoring devices, a general anaesthesia workstation (Datex Ohmeda ZY9100), central oxygen supply, and a complete inventory of emergency medications—all readily available for the treatment of elderly patients.
24*7 on-call general physician
Systemic complications, such as diabetes, heart issues, kidney problems, and various other health concerns, are prevalent among geriatric patients. To ensure prompt response to emergencies, we maintain a 24/7 on-call general physician and an experienced anaesthetist who are ready to address any unexpected situations during procedures.
These exceptional healthcare facilities make Maeoris the best dental care facility for providing the highest level of care to your elderly loved ones.
Still concerned about your elderly loved ones, visit us. We extend the highest level of care and respect to our elderly patients.
Geriatric dentistry addresses older adults’ oral health needs, including preventive care, treatment for age-related conditions, and managing dental issues in the elderly.
Yes, dental care for older adults often involves addressing age-related conditions and adapting treatments to accommodate any existing medical issues.
Common concerns include tooth decay, gum disease, dry mouth, oral cancer, and tooth loss.
Older adults should visit the dentist every six months for check-ups and cleanings, with frequency adjusted as needed based on individual oral health.
Both our Madurai and Dindigul clinics are accessible and comfortable for elderly patients.
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