What we treat
Dental implants.
Replacement for missing teeth. Implants are titanium roots placed in the jaw bone, with a crown on top. They look and work like natural teeth.
Root canal treatment.
Saves a tooth with a deep cavity or infection. Usually completed in one or two visits. With modern techniques, the procedure is largely painless.
Cosmetic dentistry.
Veneers, smile design, teeth whitening, and bonding for chipped or stained teeth.
Crowns and bridges.
For broken, weak, or missing teeth. Crowns in zirconia, porcelain-fused-to-metal, or full ceramic depending on the case.
Orthodontics and braces.
Traditional metal braces, ceramic braces, and clear aligners for adults and teens.
Dentures.
Complete and partial dentures for patients who have lost multiple teeth.
Children's dentistry.
Cavities, sealants, and early orthodontic problems in children.
Routine dental care.
Scaling and polishing, fillings, and check-ups.
How we work here
Most dental procedures are done in a single visit. Routine cleaning, fillings, and simple extractions take 30 to 60 minutes. Implants and root canals are usually completed across one or two visits. We use modern dental chairs, sterilised instruments, and digital X-rays for accurate diagnosis.
Cost and insurance
Dental treatment is usually not covered by general health insurance, but you can use Section 80D benefits and many corporate health plans now include dental cover. We share a clear cost estimate before any procedure. Cashless under select dental insurance schemes.
Frequently asked questions
The implant placement itself takes about an hour under local anaesthesia. After placement, the implant needs 3 to 4 months to fuse with the bone. The crown is fitted on top after that. So the full process takes about 4 to 6 months, but you only need to come in for short visits during this time.
With modern techniques and proper local anaesthesia, root canal treatment is no more painful than a filling. The discomfort people remember is usually from the infection before the procedure, not the procedure itself. Most patients are surprised by how easy it was.
With good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups, dental implants can last 20 years or more. Many of the original implants placed in the 1960s are still working. The crown on top may need replacement after 10 to 15 years.
Yes. Adult orthodontics is common and effective. Ceramic braces and clear aligners are less visible than metal braces, which makes them popular with adults. Treatment time depends on the case, usually 12 to 24 months.
Once every six months for cleaning and check-up is the standard recommendation. If you have gum disease, frequent cavities, or wear braces, you may need to come more often.
Around age 7 or 8, even if no treatment is needed yet. Early evaluation lets us catch jaw growth problems while they are still easy to correct. Most braces are placed between ages 10 and 14, but early planning matters.
Professional teeth whitening at a dental clinic is safe when done correctly. Over-the-counter products and overuse can cause sensitivity and gum irritation. We assess your teeth before whitening and choose the right technique for you.