Drag each slider across. These are drawn from the clinical photographs in the patients’ own files, with their written permission — same chair, same light, same distance, and nothing straightened afterwards. What every clinic shows you is its best week; ask us at your consultation about the cases that needed a second attempt, and we will show you those too.
Nila R., 26 — Mylapore
Nila came off a scooter on Santhome High Road and broke the corner off each front tooth. Nothing was loose and the nerves tested healthy, so there was no need to crown anything — we rebuilt the two corners in composite in one afternoon.
Arjun S., 31 — Adyar
Arjun had lived with the gap since school and only minded it in photographs. His bite was fine, so aligners were enough — no extractions, no brackets. He wears a fixed retainer behind the front teeth now, and that stays for life.
Meera K., 44 — Kotturpuram
Meera asked for whitening. We told her the stain was mostly hard deposit, not colour in the enamel, so we scaled first and asked her to come back in two weeks. Her gums stopped bleeding in that fortnight, and the whitening after it only had to do half the work.
Karthik M., 38 — Saidapet
Karthik's lateral incisors never developed, which is more common than people think — it runs in families. He had worn a removable plate for years and hated it. Two implants went in on the same morning; the crowns were fitted four months later once the bone had taken hold.
A consultation is ₹600 and takes forty minutes: an examination, the X-rays we need, and a written plan with one number on it. If the answer is that you need nothing, that is what we will write down.