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Located in Prembazar, Kharagpur

With over 11 years of dedicated experience, Dr. Suraj Sharma is a distinguished specialist in Prosthodontics. Our clinic prides itself on providing exceptional dental care, rooted in the latest advancements in the field.

About Dr. Suraj Sharma
Expertise in Prosthodontics: Dr. Suraj Sharma brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to address complex dental issues.
Award-Winning Professional: Recognized for his outstanding contributions, Dr. Sharma has received numerous awards for best paper presentations at various national conferences organized by the Indian Prosthodontic Society.
Published Researcher: Dr. Sharma has published articles in various national and international journals, showcasing his commitment to advancing dental science.
Experienced Educator: Formerly a Senior Lecturer at Pacific Dental College, Udaipur, Rajasthan, Dr. Sharma has a strong background in both clinical practice and academic instruction.
Why Choose Us?
Comprehensive Care: From routine check-ups to specialized treatments, we offer a full range of dental services.
Patient-Centered Approach: Our clinic focuses on personalized care, ensuring each patient receives the highest quality treatment.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: Equipped with the latest technology, our clinic provides advanced dental solutions in a comfortable environment.
Visit us for a comprehensive dental experience, where your smile is our priority.
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Comparative Evaluation of Changes in Vertical Dimension of Complete Denture Fabricated using Compression Moulding and Injection Moulding Techniques.
Within the limitations of this study, injection molding techniques exhibited less processing errors as compared to compression molding technique with statistical significance. There was no statistically significant difference in processing errors reported within two injection molding systems.

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Medical Contraindications to Dental Implant therapy: A Review
Proper case selection is needed for a successful implant therapy. For a successful implant case, an appropriate healing response is required. Not all edentulous patients are candidates for implant therapy. Absolute medical contraindications exist and must be adhered to. In order to avoid any infection, implant failure, or even patient death. But then there are conditions, if stabilized, they do not interfere with healing; those are relative contraindications to elective oral surgery. The careful practitioner understands the nature of a number of diseases assess evidence regarding implant therapy in such patients and picks his or her cases based on this knowledge. It is an informed choice that we make, and if we choose properly, predictability results.

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Perio-Prostho Interrelationship:A Review
For a comprehensive dental treatment the interdisciplinary approach has been a trend. Within modern dentistry, periodontics & prosthodontics share an intimate and inseparable relationship in multiple aspects, including treatment plan, procedures execution, outcome achievement and maintenance. By controlling inflammation and preparing sites for proper prosthetic prostheses, periodontists no doubt can provide a solid foundation for successful prosthetic outcomes. On the other hand, prosthodontists could construct proper restorative margin, shapes and contacts that benefit the harmony of periodontium & prosthesis.

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Comparing the Effect of Gingival Retraction Method Using Magic Foam Cord and Expasyl Paste
Aim – The purpose of this study was to evaluate and compare the effect of two cordless retraction techniques and their influence on gingiva.


Material and Methods – Participants (n=40) with healthy gingival conditions were recruited- an expanding polyvinyl material(Magic foam cord), a paste like material (Expasyl) were applied in the posterior tooth of the subjects. Following impressions casts was measured for the gingival retraction with 3D scanner. Gingival health was assessed after one week and the collected data was tabulated and subjected to statstical analysis.


Result- Mean gingival displacement obtained by the Expasyl paste was more effective as compared to the magic foam cord i.e, 0.30mm and 0.23mm respectively and the obtained “p” value was p<0.001 which was extremely significant.


Conclusions – Within the limitations of this study the conclusions were made that both the retraction agents were convenient to use, painless and they achieved the adequate gingival retraction and they wont result in any gingival inflammation and gingival recession.

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Comparative Effect of No Finish Line, Heavy Chamfer, and Shoulder Marginal Designs on the Fracture Resistance of Zirconia (Cercon) ceramic restoration: An In Vitro Study
Background Because all-ceramic crowns are more aesthetic and biocompatible than metal-ceramic crowns, they have grown in popularity among patients and dentists. Poor finish line layout can result in restoration margin fracturing, hence, finish line arrangement is critical to maintaining the restoration's marginal integrity. The goal of this in-vitro study is to evaluate zirconia's resistance to fracture (Cercon) ceramic restorations with three marginal designs (no finish line, heavy chamfer, and shoulder). This study is important in contributing to the ongoing debate about the optimal finish line design for zirconia restorations. Methodology Three different finish lines, namely, biologically oriented preparation technique (BOPT) with a marginal width of less than 0.3 mm, heavy chamfer with a marginal width of up to 0.3 mm, and shoulder with a marginal width greater than 0.3 mm, were made on 10 extracted maxillary first premolar tooth to make 30 epoxy resin dies on which zirconia (Cercon) coping was done using CAD/CAM technology, and marginal discrepancies were measured using a three-dimensional scanner. All the copings were affixed to their respective dies using GIC luting cement, and fracture resistance was measured using a digital universal testing machine. Results The Kruskal-Wallis test revealed that the mean fracture resistance was more in the heavy chamfer finish line, followed by the no finish line (BOPT) and the shoulder finish line. No statistically significant difference was seen between the no finish line and the heavy chamfer finish line. There was a significant difference between the heavy chamfer and shoulder finish lines (p = 0.004). Conclusions To increase the biomechanical performance of posterior single zirconia restorations, heavy chamfer margins are indicated.

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