Most people do well with a check-up and cleaning every 6 months. If you have gum disease, diabetes, are pregnant, or wear braces/implants, we may suggest every 3–4 months after an exam.

No—under local anaesthesia a root canal relieves pain rather than causes it. With modern rotary tools it’s usually finished in 1–2 visits, and a crown is often advised to protect the tooth.

Aligners work well for mild to moderate crowding or spacing; fixed braces can be better for complex movements. Our senior orthodontic consultant confirms this after clinical exam, X-rays and scans.

Dentist-supervised whitening uses approved gels that are safe for enamel. Temporary sensitivity can happen and usually settles quickly; we first treat any cavities or gum issues to keep it comfortable.

Call +91 70993 44434 for a priority same-day slot. We’re on A.T. Road, Adabari (near the bus stop) with easy on-street parking; bring any medical history or recent X-rays if available.