What Patna Patients Actually Ask Us.

Modern anesthesia and technique mean RCT at our clinic is typically no more uncomfortable than a filling. We numb the area fully before starting and check in throughout — if you feel anything, we pause. Most patients are surprised at how manageable it is.

You're not the first to tell us this, and it changes nothing about how we treat you except the pace. We explain each step before we do it, use gentle techniques, and you can ask us to stop at any point.

The extraction itself is done under local anesthesia and is not painful. Some soreness and mild swelling for 2–3 days afterward is normal; we give you clear aftercare instructions so recovery is predictable, not scary.

Yes. We use a gentle technique and, where appropriate, numb the surface first so the injection itself is far less noticeable than people expect. Tell us if needles are your specific fear.

Yes — this is one of the more common reasons patients first come to us. We start with a fresh diagnosis, including X-rays where needed, rather than assuming the previous work is fine, and walk you through the options before doing anything.

Re-RCT means removing the old filling material, cleaning out any infection that was missed the first time, and resealing the canal properly — it takes more care than a first-time RCT.

All instruments are sterilized in an autoclave between every single patient — no exceptions. We follow standard infection control protocol for gloves, surfaces, and disposables.

We aim for treatment priced fairly for the quality of care — no inflated “scare pricing” for procedures you don't need. Braces start from ₹25,000, aligners from ₹40,000, implants from ₹30,000 per tooth, RCT from ₹3,500 per tooth, and crowns from ₹2,000 — confirmed exactly after your free consultation, with EMI available.

Costs like scaling depend on how much plaque and staining has built up, since more buildup takes more time and materials to clear safely. We'll examine your teeth first and give you an actual quote before starting.

Dr. Kumar Adarsh holds a B.D.S, M.D.S in Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics, is a PhD Scholar and Invisalign Certified (USA), with 10+ years of experience and 500+ cases treated.

Always. You'll know what's wrong, why we're recommending a specific treatment, and what the alternatives are before we begin — not after.

Every procedure is performed or directly supervised by a named, qualified dentist — not handed off to an unsupervised assistant.

We run appointment-based scheduling specifically to keep wait times minimal — walk-ins are welcome at the free Sunday consultation, 5–8 PM.

Yes — severe pain from a cavity or infection often needs prompt attention rather than a scheduled wait, and we prioritize it accordingly. Call or WhatsApp us directly.

Mild cases with clear aligners can finish in around 6 months; more complex crowding or bite corrections with braces typically run 1.5–2 years. We'll give you a realistic timeline at your consultation.

Only if retention is skipped. After active treatment, we fit you with a retainer and a wear schedule — this step is what keeps results permanent.

No — orthodontic treatment works at essentially any age as long as gums and bone are healthy, which we'll check at your first visit. A meaningful share of our patients are adults.

Metal braces are the most affordable and handle complex cases well but are the most visible. Ceramic braces blend in more. Clear aligners are removable and nearly invisible but suit mild-to-moderate cases best and cost more.

Dental implants are a well-established, safe procedure when placed and planned correctly. With good oral hygiene and regular checkups, implants commonly last well over a decade.

Smile designing covers procedures like veneers, crowns, and alignment work chosen to improve the look of your smile, planned around your face and bite. Most procedures involve little to no discomfort.

Yes. Jaw joint pain is often connected to bite alignment or teeth grinding, and we assess it as part of a full diagnosis rather than treating it as unrelated to dental health.

Yes — full-mouth rehabilitation and implant-supported overdentures are both options we assess and plan case by case, including for elderly patients.