The full index
Six departments. One chair.
Grouped the way a dentist thinks about them, so you can find yours quickly.
01 — ImplantologyDental implants & full-mouth rehab
- Immediate implantsPlaced at the time of extraction where the site allows — fewer surgeries, less waiting.
- Full mouth rehabilitation with implantsA fixed, chewable arch rebuilt on a planned implant foundation.
- Zygomatic implantsAnchored in the cheekbone when the upper jaw has too little bone for conventional implants.
- Pterygoid implantsReaches solid bone at the back of the upper jaw so the last molars can be restored.
- Sinus liftRaises the sinus floor and grafts bone to make upper back implants possible.
- Ridge split implantologyWidens a thin ridge so an implant can be placed without a separate graft surgery.
02 — EndodonticsRoot canal treatment
- Root canal treatmentRemoves infected pulp and seals the canal so a painful tooth can be kept.
- Single sitting root canalStart to finish in one appointment for most suitable teeth.
- Post & core build-upRebuilds a heavily broken-down tooth so it can hold a crown.
- Crown after RCTA treated tooth is brittle — a crown is what stops it splitting later.
03 — ProsthodonticsCrowns, bridges & dentures
- Zirconia crownsStrong and tooth-coloured — the workhorse for back teeth.
- E-max crownsHighly translucent ceramic for front teeth where appearance matters most.
- Lava crownsPrecision-milled zirconia with an excellent marginal fit.
- Metal-ceramic crownsA durable, economical option where strength outranks aesthetics.
- Temporary crownsYou never leave with a visible gap while the final crown is made.
- Complete & partial denturesWell-fitting removable replacements, including implant-supported options.
04 — OrthodonticsBraces & clear aligners
- Metal & ceramic bracesReliable correction for crowding, gaps and bite problems at any age.
- Clear alignersRemovable, nearly invisible trays for mild to moderate correction.
- InvisalignDigitally planned aligner therapy with a preview of the finished result.
- RetainersHolds the corrected position — the part that protects your investment.
05 — Oral surgeryExtractions & minor surgery
- Surgical tooth extractionFor impacted, broken or deeply decayed teeth that can't be removed simply.
- Wisdom tooth removalAssessed on radiographs first, removed with a plan for comfortable healing.
- Bone graftingPreserves the socket so an implant is possible later.
06 — Restorative & cosmeticFillings, cleaning & whitening
- Tooth-coloured restorationsComposite fillings matched to your shade — no silver showing when you laugh.
- Laser fillingsMinimal drilling and less sensitivity for suitable cavities.
- Scaling & polishingRemoves tartar and stain, and treats the bleeding gums most people ignore.
- Teeth whiteningIn-clinic whitening for a controlled, even result.
- Bleaching of teethIncluding internal bleaching for a single darkened, root-treated tooth.
How it works
Four steps, and you know what's happening at each one.
Consultation
A full examination with radiographs where needed. We listen to the complaint first, then look at everything else.
Diagnosis & plan
You get the findings in plain language, the treatment options, how long each lasts and what each costs — in writing.
Treatment
Appointments scheduled around your work. Comfort managed actively, and you're told what you'll feel before it happens.
Review & recall
A follow-up to confirm healing, aftercare instructions you can actually follow, and a reminder when your next check-up is due.
Questions we get daily
Straight answers.
Does a root canal hurt?
The pain you're feeling now is the infection — the treatment is what stops it. With proper anaesthesia, a root canal feels much like having a filling done. Most of our patients are surprised by how ordinary it is, and in suitable cases we finish the whole thing in a single sitting.
I was told I don't have enough bone for implants. Is that final?
Often not. Sinus lift, ridge split and bone grafting can create the bone needed, and where the jaw is severely resorbed, zygomatic and pterygoid implants anchor into solid bone elsewhere in the facial skeleton. Bring your existing X-rays or CBCT and we'll tell you honestly whether it's possible.
How long do dental implants last?
With good hygiene, a well-placed implant can last decades — many outlive the crown attached to them. What shortens implant life is uncontrolled gum disease, smoking and skipped maintenance visits, all of which we'll go through with you before starting.
Aligners or braces — which should I choose?
It depends on the movement your teeth need. Aligners and Invisalign are excellent for mild to moderate crowding and spacing, and they're removable. Complex bite corrections and large rotations are still more predictable with fixed braces. We'll show you which category your case falls into at the consultation.
Do you treat nervous patients and children?
Yes, and it's a large part of what we do. We explain each step before it happens, work in shorter appointments where that helps, and use laser and gentle techniques to keep the experience calm. Tell us at booking that you're anxious — we'll plan the visit differently.
What does treatment cost?
Cost depends on the material and the complexity — a zirconia crown and a metal-ceramic crown are different treatments at different prices. You'll get the full figure in writing after the examination, before anything begins. Call +91 90410 07118 for indicative ranges.
Not sure which treatment you need?
That's exactly what the consultation is for. Describe the problem and we'll tell you what's involved.