BDS — University of Delhi · 10 years of clinical experience · English & Hindi
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About Dr. Anshul
Dr. Anshul is the dentist at Dentora Dental Clinic and the only
practitioner at the practice. He qualified BDS from University of Delhi and has practised dentistry for 10 years.
He treats adults and children across general, restorative and
cosmetic dental care, and consults in English & Hindi.
Where a particular case calls for specialist expertise, an
appropriate dental specialist can be coordinated, with Dr. Anshul
remaining your primary point of contact.
Dental treatment works best when the patient understands what is being proposed and why. Findings are explained in plain language, along with the options and the reasoning, before anything is planned.
A proper examination comes before any recommendation. Imaging is used where it genuinely adds information, not as a matter of routine.
Continuity matters. As the practice’s only dentist, Dr. Anshul is normally the person who examines you, treats you and sees you at follow-up, and he remains your point of contact if a specialist becomes involved.
Approach
What this means in practice
With patients
Appointments are scheduled so that visits are not rushed.
You are told what to expect during and after treatment, including the parts that may be uncomfortable.
Options are presented with their trade-offs, rather than a single take-it-or-leave-it recommendation.
Except where a problem is urgent, there is no expectation that you decide on the spot.
With children
The first part of a child’s visit is about familiarity — seeing the chair and the instruments before anything begins.
Treatment is paced to what the child can manage on the day.
Findings are explained to the child in language they can follow, and to the parent or guardian in full.
A parent or guardian stays with the child throughout the appointment.
Areas of Practice
Treatments provided
Dr. Anshul provides the following treatments at Dentora. Each is explained in full on its own page.