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Read how to choose a Delhi dental clinic or what a first visit involves first.
Fill in a short form with your locality and what you need. Someone calls or messages on WhatsApp to arrange a visit and the dentist explains the price.
The colony, sector or society and the nearest main road or landmark.
You, a child or an older family member, and the age if it is a child.
A check-up, a particular treatment or just a description of the problem.
Weekday or weekend, morning or evening.
Your request is passed to a dentist who covers your locality. Someone then calls or messages on WhatsApp to confirm what you need and offer a slot. The price comes from the dentist after hearing the details. Booking is your decision.
No. Describe the problem in simple words, such as a tooth that hurts when you chew. A registered dentist examines you and decides the treatment, so the form only needs a clear starting point.
If there is severe swelling, a facial injury, bleeding that will not stop or trouble breathing, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital right away, then send a request for follow-up.
No. A request is an enquiry. You decide whether to book after you hear the details and the price, and you can say no to the call without giving a reason.
Be specific about the locality and the timing. Say if the visit is urgent, and give a number you will answer. If you use CGHS or health insurance, mention it, because it helps the person calling to explain what to bring. Short, clear requests get a quicker, more useful reply.
Read how to choose a Delhi dental clinic or what a first visit involves first.
Share your area and what you need. Someone calls or WhatsApps you to confirm details.
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