Comprehensive/ Integrated Clinic

Comprehensive health care clinic is the meeting of accumulated dental needs at the time a population group is taken into the program (initial care) and the detection and correction of new increments of dental disease on a semiannual or other periodic basis (maintenance care). Preventive measures aimed to minimize disease are a part of comprehensive dental care.

Services are provided not only to eliminate pain and infection but also to

• Restore serviceable teeth to good functional form
• Replace missing teeth
• Provide maintenance care for the control of early lesions of dental disease
• Provide preventive measures, educational and otherwise, so that the population may experience a lower prevalence of disease.

Dental care from WOMB to TOMB, this is comprehensive dental care in the true sense.

This clinic came into existence in the Department of Public Health Dentistry in 2016.