Ajay Kashi, DDS, MS, PhD, FICOI, FACD, Dentist
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Ajay Kashi, DDS, MS, PhD, FICOI, FACD

Dentist

600 Broadway Ste 600 Seattle WA, 98122
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About

Dr. Ajay Kashi is a highly experienced dentist practicing in Seattle, WA. Dr. Kashi specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. His special focus of expertise is implants and implant related full arch (All-on-4 and All-on-X) procedures. He prides himself by being able to provide patients with same day smile makeovers and transformations with fixed implant supported teeth. His office is equipped with the latest, state-of-the-art equipment and technologies. He also offers moderate IV sedation as well as general anesthesia in office for the comfort and convenience of his patients. Please schedule an appointment with his office for a free consultation and 3D X-ray to have an evaluation of your condition. 

Education and Training

D.A.P.M.R.V. Dental College BDS 2002

Alfred University MS 2005

SUNY Downstate Medical Center PhD 2010

Eastman Inst. for Oral Health AEGD 2012

URMC Strong Memorial Hospital GPR 2013

Provider Details

Male English, Hindi, Urdu, Telugu
Ajay Kashi, DDS, MS, PhD, FICOI, FACD
Ajay Kashi, DDS, MS, PhD, FICOI, FACD's Expert Contributions
  • Understanding Dental Implants: The Basics and Benefits

    IntroductionDental implants have revolutionized the field of restorative dentistry,  providing a reliable and aesthetically pleasing solution for missing teeth. This blog aims to provide readers with a basic understanding of dental implants and their numerous benefits.What Are Dental...

  • How can I clean my dental bridge?

    If you can pass a Super Floss (Oral B makes them) under the bridge that would be an effective means. READ MORE

  • What level of gum recession needs treatment?

    If the gum recession is not causing any esthetic concerns or if you are not having any difficulty functioning (meaning there is no sensitivity etc) then it is your call. However, if the gum recession is due to an underlying pathology, then you will need immediate treatment. Your answer can best be answered by a thorough exam. READ MORE

  • Can I take pain medications after a dental implant?

    It depends on how traumatic the procedure will be. Many times patients will not require to take anything. Most other times, if it is a minor procedure OTC pain medications should suffice. READ MORE

  • Can bone loss be prevented with a dental implant?

    Dental implants can definitely help preserve bone levels and minimize the risk of further bone loss. READ MORE

  • Why do you get antibiotics after a dental implant?

    Getting antibiotics after dental implant treatment is a decision that the treating doctor should make in your best interest. Some patients require it while other might not. READ MORE

  • Is a dental implant stronger than real teeth?

    The real question you should be asking yourself is if a dental implant will allow you to function normally. Strength is a very loaded term in this case as many factors including the abutment, crown, your bite etc come into play with any tooth as well as a dental implant. READ MORE

  • Gums bleed a little when brushing after a deep cleaning

    This sounds normal to me after deep cleaning. Most of the times this local bleeding could be due to previous inflammation that is yet to fully resolve. The pink color is a good sign as it means that the gum tissue is slowly returning back to normal health. If bleeding does not stop in next few days it might be wise to contact the dentist's office for an evaluation. READ MORE

  • Can you chew gum with a traditional dental bridge?

    Chewing anything sticky is never an advisable thing with an artificial prosthesis. If you must chew gum I would try to chew on the other side as well as keep it to a minimum in order to reduce the chances of the bridge debonding. READ MORE

  • Speech

    See a dentist/doctor immediately for an evaluation. Only a qualified medical professional would be able to give you a definitive diagnosis. READ MORE

  • Broken Tooth and Swelling

    Antibiotics and pain medications are only going to be a temporary solution for a broken tooth. My advise would be to go see a dentist immediately for a thorough exam and X-ray evaluation. READ MORE

  • Should my daughter be seen?

    The answer is yes she needs to see a doctor immediately in order to determine what is happening. READ MORE

  • Popped Jaw

    If there is pain, difficulty opening your mouth, jaw pain, muscle pain in the jaw area, difficulty chewing food upto the next 2 weeks after your jaw popping it would be wise to see a dentist for a thorough evaluation. READ MORE

  • Tooth Extraction

    If there are no allergies or medical issues, you can alternate between 2 different OTC pain medications. However, I would do this only after consulting with either a physician or nurse. Getting on an antibiotic might also be helpful. Cold compresses for upto 24 hours and then warm compresses in the area of pain might help. Sticking to soft, cold foods also helps a lot. READ MORE

  • Dental implants

    Eliquis is a drug that cannot be reversed in the office in the event of a bleeding event. Your question about whether you can undergo surgery depends on what your doctor that has prescribed the Eliquis decides is in your best interest. I would not stop the Eliquis neither would I recommend undergoing any surgery without your MD's consent. READ MORE

  • Oral Issue

    See a dentist or doctor immediately for an evaluation. READ MORE

  • Is it okay to soak your denture in salt water over night?

    Plain water is just good enough. If it accumulates plaque or tartar a denture cleansing tablet into the water can help. READ MORE

  • Infection in tooth,swelling alot!.

    If the emergency room has decided not to drain there is a reason for it and most often it is because the abscess is not localized enough and is spread out. That does not mean that you might not need some incision and drainage if necessary. However, as long as you are not having difficulty breathing or swallowing, you should complete the course of medications prescribed and see a dentist or doctor immediately for further treatment. READ MORE

  • Tooth pain/ache

    Get a second opinion. Many times teeth can develop fractures that are not easily detectable. It could also be due to a localized gum issue around one tooth. Regardless, a second opinion never hurts. READ MORE

  • Pocket in my gums

    A home remedy is to request your dentist to give you a Monoject which is a disposable, reusable syringe with a tipped end. You can fill this with warm salt water or a mouthrinse and clean out this area yourself at home. It is correct that if it keeps occurring it is wise to have the wisdom tooth removed. READ MORE

  • Reappearing bump under tongue

    It sounds like you might have an obstruction in your salivary gland. You should see a dentist or oral surgeon where they can do a minor procedure to relieve you of your problem. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Dental ImplantsGeneral DentistryProsthodonticsIV SedationOral SurgeryTherapeutic Botox

Treatments

  • All-on-4 implantsAll-on-X implantsSame day teethSedation dentistryEmergenciesSmile Makeovers

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Continuous training

Areas of research

  • Dental implantsDental devicesDental technologies

Ajay Kashi, DDS, MS, PhD, FICOI, FACD's Practice location

Seattle Smiles Company

600 Broadway Ste 600 -
Seattle, WA 98122
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