Tapovan Enclave · Dehradun
Careful dental treatment, explained before it starts.
From routine check-ups to root canals, implants and emergencies — with the reasoning behind every recommendation set out plainly, so you can decide what is right for you.
Treatments
What we treat
Each page sets out what the treatment involves, what to expect afterwards, and what the alternatives are.
Dental emergencies
Same-day care for severe toothache, knocked-out or broken teeth, facial swelling and bleeding after an extraction.
Preventive dental care
Regular examinations, early detection and practical advice — the care that keeps small problems from becoming expensive ones.
Scaling and polishing
Professional cleaning that removes the hardened plaque brushing cannot shift, followed by polishing — the routine treatment that keeps gums healthy.
Digital radiography
Digital dental X-rays that show what an examination alone cannot — with a lower radiation dose than film and images on screen immediately.
Tooth-coloured fillings
Composite fillings that restore a decayed or chipped tooth and match its natural shade, so the repair is not visible.
Root canal treatment
Treatment that saves a badly decayed or infected tooth by cleaning and sealing the canal inside it, so the tooth can stay in place.
Urgent
In pain, or had an injury?
Phone the clinic before travelling so we can advise you and make time. If there is swelling affecting breathing, swallowing or vision, go straight to a hospital rather than a dental clinic.
What to do in an emergencyDental news
From dental research
Short, sourced summaries of new work in dentistry — reviewed before publication.
A liquid that stops decay without drilling — large trial reports results
A US trial of 830 children under six found silver diamine fluoride arrested decay in more than half of affected baby teeth, with no drilling or injections.
TechnologyHow good is AI at spotting cavities? A review of 25 studies gives a number
A meta-analysis in BMC Oral Health pooled the evidence on AI caries detection and found 86% sensitivity and 91% specificity — with a clear caveat from the authors.
MaterialsA gel that grows new enamel — and why that is harder than it sounds
University of Nottingham researchers report a fluoride-free gel that rebuilds enamel by drawing calcium and phosphate from saliva, growing crystals aligned with the existing tooth.