Dr. Rita Mukherjee Reviews

A 72-year-old retired schoolteacher from a middle-class background presented with a severely infected molar causing facial cellulitis. Despite her hypertension and diabetes, Dr. Mukherjee performed an emergency extraction under local anesthesia with antibiotic coverage. The patient recovered fully in two weeks with daily family monitoring of her blood sugar and blood pressure.

An 8-year-old boy from an affluent family fell during cricket practice, avulsing his front permanent tooth. Dr. Mukherjee immediately reimplanted the tooth and splinted it, followed by root canal treatment two weeks later. With strict adherence to soft diet and oral hygiene, the tooth was successfully preserved long-term.

A 35-year-old construction worker with no previous dental care presented with advanced periodontitis and multiple mobile teeth. Dr. Mukherjee developed a phased treatment plan starting with deep cleaning, extractions of hopeless teeth, and eventually partial dentures. The patient's wife attended all appointments to support his complex recovery over six months.

A 28-year-old software professional with dental anxiety required removal of all four impacted wisdom teeth. Dr. Mukherjee used conscious sedation and performed the procedure in a single session. The patient recovered uneventfully within ten days using prescribed pain management and returned to work with improved oral health.

A 45-year-old woman from a low-income household presented with a large odontogenic cyst in her jaw. Dr. Mukherjee performed enucleation and primary closure under general anesthesia. The hospital's charitable trust covered部分费用. Histopathology confirmed benign nature, and the patient healed completely in three weeks.

A 17-year-old college student with ectodermal dysplasia required full mouth rehabilitation with dental implants. Dr. Mukherjee coordinated with a prosthodontist for hybrid dentures supported by six implants. The staged procedures spanned nine months, dramatically improving the patient's function and self-esteem.

A 60-year-old heart transplant recipient on immunosuppressants developed medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw. Dr. Mukherjee managed it conservatively with antibiotic rinses and minor debridement, avoiding major surgery. Regular follow-ups over a year showed gradual improvement without complications.

A 5-year-old girl from an orphanage with cleft palate required alveolar bone grafting. Dr. Mukherjee collaborated with a plastic surgeon for the procedure. Post-operatively, volunteers from the orphanage provided diligent care, resulting in successful integration of the graft and improved speech outcomes.

A 50-year-old auto-rickshaw driver with oral submucous fibrosis underwent bilateral coronoidectomy and physiotherapy. Dr. Mukherjee used nasotracheal intubation due to limited mouth opening. The patient's mouth opening improved from 10mm to 35mm over three months of intensive exercises.

A 22-year-old pregnant woman in her second trimester developed a painful pyogenic granuloma. Dr. Mukherjee performed excision under local anesthesia without epinephrine after obstetric clearance. The lesion was sent for histopathology and showed benign characteristics, with complete healing before delivery.

A 68-year-old retired army officer with osteoporosis required multiple extractions before denture fabrication. Dr. Mukherjee used platelet-rich fibrin in extraction sockets to enhance healing. The patient transitioned to complete dentures smoothly with minimal discomfort and no dry socket complications.

A 12-year-old with amelogenesis imperfecta received full mouth stainless steel crowns under general anesthesia. Dr. Mukherjee worked with pediatric anesthesiologists for the single-session treatment. The patient's nutritional status improved significantly as chewing became painless, with follow-up planned for eventual porcelain crowns.

A 40-year-old street vendor presented with oral cancer in early stage. Dr. Mukherjee performed wide local excision with neck dissection and referred the patient for radiotherapy. Despite limited family support, community health workers assisted with wound care and nutrition during recovery.