A calm first visit
We take time to let children settle in, explain things in simple words and go at their pace. Regular check-ups from the first tooth, or by the first birthday, help us catch problems early and keep visits easy.
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What we offer
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Check-ups and cleaning: Gentle cleaning, brushing tips for you and your child, and advice on diet and habits.
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Cavity care: Fillings for milk teeth and, where needed, pulp treatment to save a badly decayed tooth.
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Prevention: Protective treatments and simple routines that keep new teeth healthy as they come in.
Why an early orthodontic check matters
Many bite problems are easier to correct while the jaw is still growing. A check around the age of seven lets Dr. Srishti, a PGIMER-trained MDS orthodontist, spot crowding, crossbites, protruding teeth and habits like thumb-sucking early. Most children simply need monitoring. Some benefit from a short phase of early treatment that can make later braces simpler.
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How it works
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First visit. A relaxed look at your child's teeth, gums and bite.
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A simple explanation. We tell you, in plain words, what we see and what, if anything, needs doing.
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Treatment at their pace. Short, gentle appointments, with you in the room if your child prefers.
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Orthodontic check. From around age seven, Dr. Srishti checks how the jaws and teeth are growing.
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Regular reviews. Check-ups every six months keep small problems small.
Clear fees for parents
A general dental consultation is ₹449. An orthodontic consultation with 3D scan is ₹499. Any treatment is priced on request, and you get one fixed quote after the visit, before anything is done.
Frequently asked questions
When should my child first see a dentist?
When the first tooth appears, or by the first birthday. Early visits make the dentist familiar and easy.
When should my child have an orthodontic check?
Around the age of seven, when the first adult teeth come in. Sooner if you notice crowding, a crossbite or a habit like thumb-sucking.
Do milk teeth really need fillings?
Yes. Decayed milk teeth can hurt, get infected and affect the adult teeth underneath. They also hold space for the adult teeth to come in.
Can I stay with my child during treatment?
Of course. Many children feel calmer with a parent in the room.