Dr. Daljit Chhabra is Almaden Valley, San Jose's comprehensive dentist, offering the highest quality professional care in a modern and comfortable setting. Our practice offers an advanced approach to dentistry, providing a relaxing experience and thorough treatments, resulting in beautiful smiles that last a lifetime.
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Dr. Chhabra is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Dental School, Philadelphia where she graduated in the top 10 percent of her class.
She then completed a general practice residency at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF), Dental School.
Of this residency, Dr. Chhabra says.
The UCSF AEGD (Advanced Education in General Dentistry) residency provided me with the opportunity to treat medically complex patients, understanding the correlation between their medical and dental health.
She then completed a general practice residency at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF), Dental School.
Of this residency, Dr. Chhabra says.
The UCSF AEGD (Advanced Education in General Dentistry) residency provided me with the opportunity to treat medically complex patients, understanding the correlation between their medical and dental health.
Sammy coordinates the front office and ensures that your dental visit is pleasant and comfortable.
She attended Bryman College and recieved her diploma in 2006.
She is happily married with her husband and they have an adorable son named Aden.
She enjoys going to the movies, walking around the park, spending time at the beach and loves being around family.
Debbie grew up in San Carlos/Belmont.
While pursuing a Psychobiology Degree from UC Santa Cruz in 1996, Debbie worked part-time as a flight attendant and a Dental Hygiene assistant.
She attended Bryman College and recieved her diploma in 2006.
She is happily married with her husband and they have an adorable son named Aden.
She enjoys going to the movies, walking around the park, spending time at the beach and loves being around family.
Debbie grew up in San Carlos/Belmont.
While pursuing a Psychobiology Degree from UC Santa Cruz in 1996, Debbie worked part-time as a flight attendant and a Dental Hygiene assistant.
We are a dental practice devoted to restoring and enhancing the natural beauty of your smile using conservative, state-of-the-art procedures that will result in beautiful, long lasting smiles!
Dr. Chhabra believes in ensuring that her patients receive the latest and greatest in dental technology that is present on the market today.
From completely digital X-rays which expose patients to less radiation, painless laser gum surgery and painless injections with dental vibe, state of the art sterilization, nitrous oxide sedation, ability to stream movies or your favorite TV show while in the chair, we take every effort to ensure that the comfort and treatment of the patient is our primary goal.
Dr. Chhabra believes in ensuring that her patients receive the latest and greatest in dental technology that is present on the market today.
From completely digital X-rays which expose patients to less radiation, painless laser gum surgery and painless injections with dental vibe, state of the art sterilization, nitrous oxide sedation, ability to stream movies or your favorite TV show while in the chair, we take every effort to ensure that the comfort and treatment of the patient is our primary goal.
It is common for a child's first tooth to erupt at around 6 months old, while this is very early for a professional cleaning it is still important to clean them at home.
Because children are just learning how to take care of their teeth, they don't normally clean them properly so it is more common for decay and cavities to occur.
Children's dentistry is different from regular dentistry because each baby tooth has a completely different tooth structure and anatomy than an adult, permanent tooth.
Because children are just learning how to take care of their teeth, they don't normally clean them properly so it is more common for decay and cavities to occur.
Children's dentistry is different from regular dentistry because each baby tooth has a completely different tooth structure and anatomy than an adult, permanent tooth.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) suggests that parents should make an initial "well-baby" appointment with a dentist approximately six months after the emergence of the first tooth, or no later than the child's first birthday.
Although this may seem surprisingly early, the incidence of infant and toddler tooth decay has been rising in recent years.
Tooth decay and early cavities can be exceptionally painful if they are not attended to immediately, and can also set the scene for poor oral health in later childhood.
Although this may seem surprisingly early, the incidence of infant and toddler tooth decay has been rising in recent years.
Tooth decay and early cavities can be exceptionally painful if they are not attended to immediately, and can also set the scene for poor oral health in later childhood.
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