Dr. Mahalaxmi , Dentist, Arumbakkam, Chennai

Dr. Mahalaxmi

BDS

Dentist

Chennai, Tamil Nadu

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Dr. Mahalaxmi is a Dentist and Endodontist in Arumbakkam, Chennai and has an experience of 37 years in these fields. Dr. Mahalaxmi practices at Aesthetic Dental Clinic in Arumbakkam, Chennai. She completed BDS from Government Dental Collage And Hospital, Ahmedabad. in 1984 and MDS from Government Dental Collage And Hospital, Ahmedabad. in 1986. She is a member of Indian Dental Association,Indian Association of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics (IACDE),Indian Endodontic Society,American Association of Endodontists,Acadamy Of Microscope Enhanced Dentistry,Indian Society of Dental Research,International Association of Dental Research,Society For Biomaterials and Indian Gold Foil Operators of India. Some of the services provided by the doctor are: Conscious Sedation,Porcelain inlays and onlays,RCT - Root Canal Treatment,Complete/Partial Dentures Fixing and Post and Core etc.

Aesthetic Dental Clinic

#1, Sbi Officers' Colony, Chithra Enclave, 2nd Floor , Chennai , Tamil Nadu , India

Conscious Sedation

Porcelain inlays and onlays

RCT - Root Canal Treatment

Complete/Partial Dentures Fixing

Post and Core

Cosmetic/ Aesthetic Dentistry

Dental Fillings

Fixed Partial Denture (FPD)

Cosmetic Veneers/Bonding

Orthodontic Treatment

Endo Surgery Or Apicoectomy

Scaling / Polishing

Flexible Partial/Complete Denture

Crowns and Bridges Fixing

Cast Partial Denture

Dental Restoration

Artificial Teeth

Composite Restorations

Tooth Extraction

Smile Design

Impaction / Impacted Tooth Extraction

BPS Dentures Fixing

Cosmetic Makeovers

Dentist
Endodontist

Government Dental Collage And Hospital, Ahmedabad. - 1984 Graduated

BDS
Government Dental Collage And Hospital, Ahmedabad. - 1986 Graduated

MDS

Aesthetic Dental Clinic

Dentist
1987-2017
SRM Dental College, Ramapuram

Professor and Head
2003-2017
Sree Balaji Dental College & Hospitals, Pallikaranai, Chennai.

Professor
1994-2003

Indian Dental Association
Indian Association of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics (IACDE)
Indian Endodontic Society
American Association of Endodontists
Acadamy Of Microscope Enhanced Dentistry
Indian Society of Dental Research
International Association of Dental Research
Society For Biomaterials
Indian Gold Foil Operators of India

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