Dr. johnPramod leads his dental team with a vision of personalized, compassionate care. His clinic is described as a “haven where each patient feels the magic of personalised care” Patients consistently praise the supportive staff, minimal waiting times, and empathetic approach reflected through genuine concern for individual comfort.

1.Dental implants

Dental implants are biocompatible, screw-like posts usually made of titanium or zirconia that are surgically embedded into the jawbone to serve as artificial roots for missing teeth. These implants support crowns, bridges, or dentures, restoring both aesthetic appearance and functional bite force.

2. Dental Crowns

A crown is a customized cap that fits over a damaged or decayed tooth or implant abutment to restore its shape, function, and appearance. Materials include porcelain, metal, zirconia, or hybrids. They’re used post-root canal, on weak teeth, or to finish implant restorations. No sourced page but clinically standard practice across implant/stump coverage prior to prosthetic placement.

Bridges fill gaps left by missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth to adjacent natural teeth or implants. Served as alternatives before implants became popular. Suited for when implants aren’t possible; less invasive and lower cost. Dr. Pramod’s site covers aesthetics and function in detail.

Also termed endodontic therapy, RCT removes infected pulp inside a tooth, cleans and seals canals, and usually culminates in placing a crown. Patient should expect 1–2 sessions, with local anesthesia, and full restoration post-treatment. Today, lasers are being used to accelerate disinfection, reduce pain, and sometimes allow single‑visit treatments.

Removable prostheses replacing missing teeth; come as partial replacing some teeth or full complete arch. Implant‑supported overdentures use implants for stability offering better retention and comfort .

6. Gum Disease

Comprises gingivitis gum inflammation and periodontitis bone destruction leading to tooth loss. Advanced gum disease may require surgery or laser treatment. Laser gingivectomy and periodontal therapy offer precise, bloodless, scar‑minimizing healing .

Orthodontic devices made from clear, removable trays to gently shift teeth over time. They are discreet, cu

stomizable, and removable for eating and cleaning. Increasingly common alongside traditional braces.

8. Teeth Whitening

Professional bleaching using agents like hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide to brighten teeth. Laser‑assisted whitening accelerates results and enhances penetration for dramatic effects .

9. Pediatric Dentistry

Specialized dental care for infants to adolescents focusing on preventive care fluoride, sealants, growth monitoring, habit control, and early orthodontics. Gentle, child-centric environment and technique.

10. Smile Designing

Cosmetic dentistry involving veneers, bonding, crowns, whitening, and gum contouring to enhance esthetics. Planning includes digital imaging and aesthetics, sometimes aided by lasers or 3D‑printed mockups.

Laser dentistry uses focused beams of light energy to treat both soft and hard tissues in the mouth. laser technology in dentistry enables precise, minimally invasive procedures with reduced discomfort and faster healing.

Use of focused lasers instead of drills and scalpels for a range of procedures including soft tissue reshaping, cavity preparation, whitening, gum surgery, root canal disinfection, crown lengthening, and more .Advanced Dentistry refers to modern interdisciplinary techniques combining implants, lasers, digital workflows, cosmetic makeover, precision grafting, 3D planning/printing, and sedation dentistry all aimed at holistic, effective, minimally-invasive outcomes.

timing:

monday to sunday:10am to 9pm

timing:

monday to sunday:10am to 9pm