Our dental wing covers the everyday essentials, led by Dr. Kaumudi Arora (B.D.S., Nagpur University). The practical benefit for most families is simple: one trip into Karnal, two consultations.
Dr. Kaumudi Arora was previously Dental Surgeon at Mahabir Dal Hospital, Karnal. The wing handles routine and restorative work rather than trying to be a specialist super-clinic.
If you are bringing a parent for a cataract review, their dental checkup can happen on the same visit instead of a separate journey.
Mention it when you book and we will coordinate the timing so you are not waiting in between.
Saving a tooth rather than extracting it, and treating decay before it reaches the nerve.
Removing hardened tartar that brushing cannot shift and that drives gum disease.
Replacing missing teeth to restore chewing and speech.
Tooth decay does not hurt until it reaches the nerve. By the time a tooth aches, a filling is often no longer enough. Gum disease is quieter still — the leading reason adults lose teeth, and largely painless until advanced. A checkup every six months to a year keeps small problems small.
One point worth knowing: if your eye appointment involves dilating drops, your vision will be blurred for several hours. Where possible we schedule the dental consultation first.
Yes, and many families do. Mention it when booking. If your eye visit involves dilation we will usually schedule the dental consultation first.
It is done under local anaesthesia, so it should not be painful. A root canal relieves the pain of an infected nerve rather than causing it. Some tenderness for a few days afterwards is normal.
Every six months to a year for most people. More often with active gum disease, frequent decay, or diabetes.
No. It usually means inflammation from plaque and tartar — the early stage of gum disease. Very treatable at that point, but it does not improve on its own.
Talk to our team about dental care — we'll assess your eyes and explain your options clearly. No pressure, just honest advice.