Know what to expect, every step of the way.

We start by listening to your concerns, medical history and goals. This is followed by an examination of your teeth, gums and bite, with X-rays or scans only if needed. We then explain what we found, your options and the next steps — there is no obligation to start treatment on the day.

A list of medicines you take, details of any medical conditions or allergies, and any previous X-rays or dental records you have. Writing down your questions helps too.

Call +91 82919 95227, WhatsApp us, or use the enquiry form and choose a preferred date and time. We’ll confirm your appointment. The clinic is open Monday to Saturday, 11 am – 6 pm, and closed on Sundays.

Cost depends on the diagnosis, the number of teeth involved, the materials used and the complexity of treatment. After your assessment you receive a clear plan with the cost of each option before anything begins.

Often, yes. Many treatment plans can be phased by priority — treating pain, infection and gum health first. We’ll explain what is urgent and what can safely wait.

Most procedures are carried out under local anaesthesia, so you may feel pressure rather than pain. We check that you’re comfortable throughout, and you can ask us to pause at any time.

Tell us when you book. We take things at your pace, explain each step before we begin and agree a signal for you to stop us. Many anxious patients find that knowing what to expect helps a great deal.

Some tenderness is common after certain procedures and is usually managed with simple pain relief as advised by your dentist. Contact us if pain or swelling increases rather than settling.

Simple treatments may be completed in a single visit. Implants, orthodontics and full-mouth rehabilitation are planned in stages over weeks or months. You’ll receive an estimated timeline after assessment — not a guarantee, as healing varies.

It depends on the treatment. Your plan sets out the expected sequence of visits so you can plan around work and travel.

After most routine treatments, the same day. After surgical procedures such as extractions or implant placement, some people prefer a day or two to rest. We’ll advise you based on your procedure.

Soft, cool foods for the first day after surgical procedures, and avoid chewing on the treated area until advised. Specific instructions are given after each procedure — see our aftercare guide below.

Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth, attend regular check-ups and professional cleanings, wear a night guard if recommended and avoid smoking. Restorations can still wear or need repair over time.

Many people benefit from a check-up every six months, but the right interval depends on your oral health. We’ll recommend one for you.

Call the clinic as soon as possible. For severe swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, heavy bleeding or a facial injury, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.

Yes. We care for the whole family — with a paediatric dentist for children’s specialist care, and particular experience in geriatric dentistry for older adults.

Many international patients do. Share your records in advance and we’ll explain what can be planned before you travel.