🧸 What We Provide 🧸
Our Magical Services! ✨
✨ Gentle Care for Every Stage ✨
Everything Your Child's Smile Needs
From the very first tooth to teenage smiles, every treatment at our clinic is planned around your child's comfort. Pick a service below to see what it is, who it's for, and how it works.
01
Infant & Toddler Dental Care
What it is
Early dental visits for babies and toddlers, ideally by the first birthday or within six months of the first tooth. We check teeth and gums, look for early signs of decay, and guide parents on feeding, teething and brushing.
Who it's for
- Babies from the first tooth onwards
- Toddlers who have never seen a dentist
- Children with bottle or night-feeding habits
- Parents with questions about teething or thumb sucking
How it works
- Knee-to-knee check: your child sits on your lap while we look at the teeth, so they feel safe.
- Risk check: we look for white spots and early decay and talk through diet and habits.
- Hands-on guidance: we show you how to brush, how much toothpaste to use, and when.
- Follow-up plan: a simple schedule for the next visit, usually every six months.
02
Preventive Pediatric Dentistry
What it is
Regular check-ups and simple, painless treatments that protect teeth from decay. Prevention is the heart of pediatric dentistry: it keeps visits short and happy and avoids the need for fillings later.
Who it's for
- Every child, from toddlers to teenagers
- Children who get cavities easily
- Kids with deep grooves on their back teeth
- Children wearing braces or with special healthcare needs
How it works
- Check-up: a gentle exam of teeth, gums and bite, with X-rays only when needed.
- Cleaning: plaque and tartar are removed and teeth are polished.
- Fluoride varnish: a quick coat that strengthens enamel.
- Pit and fissure sealants: thin protective coatings on the chewing surfaces of molars.
03
Parent Counselling & Preventive Education
What it is
One-to-one sessions where we explain your child's risk of cavities and give a simple home-care plan. Most dental problems in children can be prevented at home with the right habits.
Who it's for
- New parents and parents of toddlers
- Families dealing with repeated cavities
- Parents worried about thumb sucking, pacifiers or mouth breathing
- Parents of children with special healthcare needs
How it works
- Listen: we understand your child's routine, diet and any concerns.
- Explain: we show you what we see in your child's mouth and what it means.
- Plan: a written home-care plan covering brushing, snacks and drinks, and habits.
- Review: we check progress at the next visit and adjust the plan.
04
Restorative Dentistry
What it is
Treatment that repairs teeth damaged by decay or injury, using tooth-coloured materials that look natural. Baby teeth matter: they hold space for adult teeth and help children eat and speak properly.
Who it's for
- Children with cavities in baby or permanent teeth
- Chipped or worn teeth
- Children with sensitivity or toothache
How it works
- Explain: we tell your child what will happen, in kid-friendly words.
- Comfort: numbing gel and gentle local anaesthesia, with laughing gas if needed.
- Repair: decay is removed and the tooth is filled with tooth-coloured material.
- Check: we check the bite and give simple after-care advice.
05
Pulp Therapy & Pediatric Crowns
What it is
When decay reaches the nerve of a tooth, pulp therapy (pulpotomy or pulpectomy, the "baby root canal") removes the infected part and saves the tooth. A crown is then placed to protect it until it falls out naturally.
Who it's for
- Children with deep cavities or toothache
- Teeth with an abscess or swelling
- Baby teeth that need to be kept as space holders
How it works
- Diagnosis: an exam and X-ray to see how deep the decay goes.
- Comfort: local anaesthesia, with laughing gas for anxious children.
- Pulp treatment: the infected pulp is cleaned and medicated.
- Crown: a stainless steel or tooth-coloured crown seals and protects the tooth.
06
Laser Dentistry & Frenectomy
What it is
A dental laser treats soft tissues with less bleeding, little or no stitching and faster healing. It is often used for frenectomy, the release of a tight tongue-tie or lip-tie.
Who it's for
- Babies with feeding or latching difficulties due to tongue-tie
- Children with speech concerns linked to a tight tongue
- Lip-ties causing a gap between the front teeth or gum problems
How it works
- Assessment: we check tongue and lip movement and discuss feeding or speech concerns.
- Numbing: a topical or local anaesthetic keeps your child comfortable.
- Laser release: the tight tissue is released in a few minutes.
- Aftercare: simple stretching exercises and a follow-up check.
07
Early Orthodontic Assessment
What it is
A check of how the teeth and jaws are growing, to catch crowding, crossbites, protruding teeth or habits early. Some problems can be guided with simple appliances while a child is still growing.
Who it's for
- Children around age 7, or earlier if there is a concern
- Thumb sucking, tongue thrusting or mouth breathing habits
- Crowded, crooked or protruding front teeth
- Crossbites, deep bites or early loss of baby teeth
How it works
- Growth check: teeth, bite, jaw growth and habits.
- Records: photos or X-rays if needed.
- Plan: watch and review, habit correction, or an early appliance such as a space maintainer.
- Monitor: regular reviews as permanent teeth come in.
08
Airway Dentistry for Kids
What it is
Dentists are often the first to notice signs of breathing problems in children, such as a narrow upper jaw, crowded teeth or mouth breathing. Spotting these early lets us guide jaw growth and refer to an ENT or sleep specialist when needed.
Who it's for
- Children who snore or breathe through the mouth
- Restless sleep, bedwetting or daytime tiredness
- Narrow upper jaw, crossbite or crowded teeth
- Children who grind their teeth at night
How it works
- Screening: questions about sleep and breathing, plus a check of the jaws, tonsils and tongue.
- Team approach: referral to an ENT, pediatrician or sleep specialist when needed.
- Guided growth: expansion or myofunctional appliances where suitable.
- Review: regular checks on growth, breathing and sleep.
09
Laughing Gas / Conscious Sedation
What it is
Laughing gas (nitrous oxide mixed with oxygen) is a mild, safe sedation breathed through a small nose mask. Your child stays awake and can talk to us, but feels calm, relaxed and sometimes a little giggly. The effect wears off within minutes of the mask coming off.
Who it's for
- Anxious or fearful children
- Children with a strong gag reflex
- Longer treatments or several fillings in one visit
- Children with special healthcare needs (after assessment)
How it works
- Health check: we review your child's medical history to make sure it is suitable.
- Choose a scent: children pick a fragrance for their nose mask, such as strawberry or bubblegum.
- Relax: the gas is started slowly while your child watches TV or holds a favourite toy.
- Treatment: your child stays awake and responsive while we work.
- Recover: pure oxygen for a few minutes, and your child is ready to go home.
Safety questions parents ask
Yes. Nitrous oxide is one of the safest and most widely used sedation options in pediatric dentistry. Your child is monitored throughout and breathes pure oxygen at the end.
No. Your child stays awake and can talk to us. They feel relaxed and less worried, and many children don't remember much of the visit.
We recommend only a light meal 2 hours before the visit. We will give you clear instructions when you book.
Side effects are rare and mild, such as slight nausea. The effect wears off within minutes, and children can usually return to normal activities the same day.
10
Special Needs Dentistry
What it is
Dental care adapted to each child: slower pacing, sensory-friendly surroundings, visual schedules and gentle behaviour guidance. Dr. Shilpa Varma has special training and experience in caring for children with special healthcare needs.
Who it's for
- Children with autism spectrum disorder or ADHD
- Sensory sensitivities or anxiety
- Physical, developmental or medical conditions
How it works
- Pre-visit chat: we learn about your child's needs, triggers and what helps them.
- Familiarisation visit: a short, no-treatment visit to meet us and explore.
- Step-by-step care: treatment at your child's pace, with breaks whenever needed.
- Options: laughing gas or hospital dentistry when that is the kindest choice.
11
Hospital Dentistry
What it is
For some children, all dental treatment is best done in one session under general anaesthesia in a hospital, with an anaesthetist looking after them throughout. Dr. Shilpa Varma is trained in hospital dentistry and performs these treatments at Kailash Hospital, Sector 71, Noida.
Who it's for
- Very young children who need a lot of treatment
- Children who cannot cope with treatment in the dental chair
- Children with special healthcare or complex medical needs
- Extensive decay or infection that needs treatment in one go
How it works
- Consultation: an exam at the clinic and a discussion of all the options.
- Medical check: a pre-anaesthesia check-up with the hospital team.
- Treatment day: all treatment completed in one session while your child is asleep.
- Recovery: your child usually goes home the same day, with a follow-up at the clinic.
Hospital: Kailash Hospital, Sector 71, Noida
Availability: Planned treatment under general anaesthesia is scheduled in advance. Call us to discuss your child's needs and available dates.
12
Emergency Dental Care
What it is
Urgent care when your child has a dental problem that can't wait. Call us straight away. For a knocked-out tooth, every minute counts.
Who it's for
- Severe toothache or swelling of the face or gums
- A knocked-out, broken or loosened tooth
- Bleeding that doesn't stop after an injury
- A broken brace wire or a lost filling or crown
How it works
- Call us: tell us what happened and we will guide you on the phone.
- First aid: follow our Tooth SOS steps while you travel.
- Urgent visit: we see your child as soon as possible.
- Follow-up: we check healing over the next few weeks.
13
Dental Trauma Management
What it is
Falls and sports injuries are common in children. We treat chipped, pushed-in, loosened and knocked-out teeth, and follow them up over time to protect the nerve and the adult teeth growing underneath.
Who it's for
- Children who have had a fall or a knock to the mouth
- Chipped, cracked or displaced teeth
- Children playing contact sports (custom mouthguards)
How it works
- Urgent assessment: an exam and X-rays to check the tooth, root and bone.
- Treatment: repositioning, splinting, repair or pulp care as needed.
- Monitoring: reviews over the following months to check the tooth stays healthy.
- Prevention: advice and custom mouthguards for sports.
14
Invisalign
Teens and adultsWhat it is
Invisalign uses a series of clear, custom-made aligners to move teeth gradually into place. They are almost invisible, can be removed for eating and brushing, and suit most mild to moderate crowding and spacing.
Who it's for
- Teenagers and adults
- Crowded or spaced teeth
- Mild to moderate bite problems
- Anyone who prefers not to wear metal braces
How it works
- Consultation: we check whether Invisalign is right for you.
- Digital scan: a 3D scan of your teeth to plan the movement.
- Aligners: you wear each set for about 20–22 hours a day and switch every 1–2 weeks.
- Retainers: after treatment, retainers keep your new smile in place.
Got Questions?
Common Questions
By the first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. Early visits are short and gentle, and they help your child get comfortable with the dentist.
Most children should be seen every six months. Children who get cavities easily, or who have special healthcare needs, may need more frequent visits.
Yes. Baby teeth hold space for adult teeth and help with eating and speech. An untreated cavity can cause pain, infection and damage to the adult tooth underneath.
We go at your child's pace using tell-show-do, distraction with toys and TV, and plenty of praise. Laughing gas with scented masks helps many anxious children relax.
Yes. Parents are welcome to stay in the room, especially for younger children. We will tell you how you can best help your child feel safe.
Find the tooth, hold it by the crown (not the root), keep it in milk, and call us immediately on +91-8383003437. Do not put a knocked-out baby tooth back in the mouth.
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