Questions, answered

Please call the clinic on +91 98881 24232 to book. If you send an appointment request through this website, it is not confirmed until a member of the clinic team contacts you to agree a date and time.

We recommend calling ahead on +91 98881 24232 so the team can let you know about availability and reduce your waiting time.

Our usual hours are shown on the contact page. Hours can change on holidays, so please call +91 98881 24232 to confirm before you visit.

It helps to bring a list of any medicines you take, details of any medical conditions or allergies, and any previous dental X-rays or reports. Please arrive a few minutes early.

The clinic is on Partap Nagar Main Road in Patiala, near Singla Departmental Store and the 24 No. Phatak railway crossing. For parking information, please call +91 98881 24232.

Your dentist will examine your teeth and gums, and may recommend X-rays, before explaining the options that may suit you. You are welcome to ask questions and take time to decide.

Some treatments, such as checkups and many cleanings, are done in a single visit. Others, such as root canal treatment, crowns, implants and smile makeovers, usually need several visits. Your dentist will explain the likely number of visits.

Yes. Your dentist will explain the reasonable alternatives, including what may happen if you choose to wait, so that you can make an informed choice.

This depends on the treatment, your oral health and how well the area is cared for. Results vary, and no dental treatment can be guaranteed to last forever. Regular checkups help.

Local anaesthetic is used to keep you comfortable during procedures that need it. You may feel pressure or vibration. Let your dentist know at any time if you feel discomfort, and some tenderness afterwards can be normal.

Dental anxiety is common. Let the team know when you book and tell the dentist at the start of your visit. You can agree a signal, such as raising your hand, to pause at any time.

Yes, always. Conditions such as diabetes, heart problems or pregnancy, and medicines such as blood thinners, can affect dental treatment. Your dentist will take these into account when planning your care.

If you have facial swelling that is spreading, difficulty breathing or swallowing, a fever, or a facial injury, seek urgent medical care at the nearest hospital straight away. For other urgent dental problems, call +91 98881 24232 to check availability, as emergency arrangements need to be confirmed with the clinic.

Common paediatric dental guidance recommends a first visit by the first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. Early visits are usually short and gentle.

Young children can often sit on a parent's lap for a checkup. Please call +91 98881 24232 to confirm arrangements for accompanying your child.

A smear of fluoride toothpaste is commonly recommended for children under three, and a pea-sized amount for children aged three to six. Your dentist can advise what suits your child.

Please call +91 98881 24232 to ask about booking appointments for several family members on the same day.

Costs depend on the treatment you need, which can only be decided after an examination. Your dentist will discuss the plan with you before treatment begins. For information on consultation fees, please call +91 98881 24232.

Please call the clinic on +91 98881 24232 to confirm which payment methods are currently accepted.

Please call the clinic on +91 98881 24232 to ask about insurance. We recommend also checking with your insurer about what your policy covers.

Some treatment plans are naturally carried out in stages. You can discuss priorities and timing with your dentist. For questions about payment arrangements, please call +91 98881 24232.