Check-ups and cleaning
A six-monthly examination, scaling and polishing, and an honest list of what needs doing now, what can wait, and what needs nothing.
The everyday dentistry: check-ups, cleaning, fillings, root canals, crowns, braces, whitening and dentures, for children and adults. Done in a clinic led by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, so the case that turns out to be harder than it looked is handled in the same room, not referred across town.
Two operatories, Monday to Saturday, 10am to 8pm. Every treatment below is done at the clinic. Nothing is priced after the fact: you are told what it takes, how many visits and what it costs before anything begins.
A six-monthly examination, scaling and polishing, and an honest list of what needs doing now, what can wait, and what needs nothing.
Tooth-coloured fillings for decay and chipped teeth, done early so a small cavity does not become a root canal.
Saving a tooth that is infected or aching rather than pulling it, followed by a crown to protect what is left.
Read moreCaps for broken or root-treated teeth, and bridges to close a gap where an implant is not the right answer.
Crowding, gaps, deep bites and protruding teeth, corrected with fixed braces or clear aligners, for teenagers and adults.
Professional in-clinic whitening, usually one or two sessions, for teeth that have yellowed or stained.
Simple extractions here in the chair, and the difficult ones — impacted, broken, buried — by the surgeon, in the same clinic.
Read more08Complete and partial dentures, implant-supported dentures, and full-mouth rebuilds where most teeth are worn or missing.
Read moreBleeding gums, bad breath and loose teeth are gum disease until proven otherwise. Deep cleaning and gum surgery where it is needed.
First visits, fillings, fluoride and the habit-breaking that saves a child braces later, in a clinic that does not rush them.
Clicking, locking and pain in the jaw joint, assessed by a maxillofacial surgeon rather than guessed at.
Read moreA broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, swelling or pain that will not wait. Call, and you will be seen the same day wherever possible.
A whitening before-and-after, and an orthodontic case part-way through: a deep bite and a gap between the front teeth being closed.
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At most dental clinics, the root that turns out to be curved, the wisdom tooth against the nerve, or the implant site with no bone is the moment you are referred somewhere else.
Here the dentist and the surgeon are the same practice. Dr Lokesh Yadav holds an MDS in oral and maxillofacial surgery, so the extraction that becomes surgical, the crown that needs an implant underneath it, and the bite that needs jaw surgery rather than braces are all handled in the same building, by people who already know your case.
Tell us what is bothering you, or that it is just a check-up. If another clinic has taken an X-ray, send it ahead.
A full look at the teeth and gums, with an X-ray where it is needed to see what the eye cannot.
What needs doing, what can wait, what it costs and how many visits. Written down, before anything starts.
Most routine work is done the same day or at the next visit. Braces, root canals and crowns run over a few appointments, on a schedule you are given up front.
You are told what is normal afterwards, what is not, and when to call. Six-monthly check-ups keep the small things small.
Yes. First visits, fillings, fluoride and the early orthodontic checks that catch a bite problem while it is still easy to correct.
No. An examination, scaling and polishing are routine and comfortable. Anything that would hurt is done under local anaesthetic, and you are told before it happens.
Both are done here. Fixed braces handle almost everything; clear aligners suit many adult cases where the correction is moderate and appearance during treatment matters. The consultation tells you which is right for your teeth, not which is more expensive.
Sometimes, if the decay is caught early enough for a filling. That is what the six-monthly check-up is for. Once the nerve is infected, a root canal is what saves the tooth.
It depends on the tooth and the treatment, and it is told to you at the consultation, before anything starts. Nothing is added afterwards.
Yes. Call the clinic and you will be seen the same day wherever possible.
WhatsApp is the quickest way to get an appointment. If another clinic has taken an X-ray or given you a plan, send it on and you will get an honest answer on what it needs — including when it needs nothing.