Cardiology
Extractions and surgery for patients on blood thinners, and for hearts that need clearing first.
Dentistry with a hospital behind it.
The dental department inside Prashanth Superspeciality Hospital, Velachery.
Routine care to complex surgery. Specialists, imaging and hospital support, all under one roof.
Advanced dental careComprehensive treatment, one trusted team
Patients who travelled
“My dream is to come to Chennai so you can beautify my teeth with your wonderful hands. There is no dentist in the world more artistic than you.”
Zainab Ali
- Advanced dental care
- Comprehensive treatment
- One trusted team
- 35,000+ patients
- 100+ aligner cases
- 100+ implant patients
- Advanced complex cases
- 500+ reviews on Google and Practo
- 12 dental specialities
- CT, MRI and OPG imaging
- Operation theatre and in patient care
- Inside Prashanth Superspeciality Hospital, Velachery
Why this matters
For patients who need more than a dental clinic can provide.
Some dental cases need more than a dental chair.
- On blood thinners
- Living with diabetes
- Dental clearance before cancer treatment
- Children who need extra care
- Facial trauma or complex jaw conditions
- Renal conditions
- Cardiac cases
- General, skin and eye ailments
- Neurological disorders
Here, the hospital's teams work on it together.
Your Dentist and your physician in the same building, on the same day.
Where your general health affects your dental treatment, that conversation happens between the departments before anyone picks up an instrument, rather than after something goes wrong.
Diabetology
Implants, gum treatment and healing that depend on blood sugar being under control.
Gynaecology
Dental treatment during pregnancy, planned with the obstetric team rather than postponed.
Neurology
Facial pain and nerve conditions that need a neurologist before a dentist.
Nephrology
Safe dentistry for patients on dialysis, where drug doses and timing both change.
Urology
Shared care where medication, stones or infection touch both departments.
Oncology
Dental clearance before radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and care of the mouth during it.
General medicine
The physician who reviews the whole patient before a long procedure begins.
Anaesthesiology
Full-mouth work in one sitting, for patients who cannot be treated awake.
And the rest of the hospital
General surgery, orthopaedics, ENT and every other department in the building.
Twelve specialities, one treatment plan.
Dental problems often require more than one area of expertise. Our dental team brings together specialists from different fields to provide coordinated treatment under one roof.
Aesthetic & Cosmetic Dentistry
Smile enhancement and aesthetic dental treatment.
Clear Aligners
Discreet orthodontic treatment for suitable cases.
Emergency & Trauma Care
Assessment and treatment of dental emergencies and facial injuries.
Endodontics
Root canal treatment and management of complex tooth-related infections.
Implant Dentistry
Replacement of missing teeth using dental implants.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Surgical management of complex dental, jaw and facial conditions.
Oral Medicine & Diagnosis
Evaluation and management of oral diseases and suspicious oral lesions.
Orthodontics
Braces, aligners, bite correction and comprehensive orthodontic treatment.
Pediatric Dentistry
Specialised dental care for infants, children and adolescents.
Periodontics
Treatment of gum disease and supporting structures of the teeth.
Prosthodontics
Crowns, bridges, dentures, full-mouth rehabilitation and replacement of missing teeth.
Restorative & General Dentistry
Preventive care, fillings, cleaning and routine dental treatment.
From a routine filling to facial trauma.
Nine areas of treatment. If you are not sure which one you need, that is what the first consultation is for.
Advanced facilities. Hospital support. One location.
The advantage of a hospital-based dental department is not simply the equipment. It is having the appropriate medical, surgical and diagnostic support available when a patient's condition requires it.
Advanced dental facilities
Modern dental treatment facilities for routine and complex procedures.
Digital imaging
Digital radiography for diagnosis and treatment planning.
CT imaging
Cross-sectional imaging to assist with complex dental, implant, jaw and surgical assessment.
Surgical facilities
Facilities for oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures.
Operation theatre access
Access to hospital operation-theatre and anaesthesia services when clinically required.
In-patient care
Hospital admission and monitoring when a patient's treatment requires it.
Your visit, step by step
Five clear steps, from arrival to follow-up.
Step 01
Arrival & Registration
- Register at hospital reception
- Go to the dental department
- Bring past records, X-rays and your medication list
Step 02
Consultation
- Talk through your concern and history
- Dental examination
- Tests or specialists, only if needed
Step 03
Diagnosis & Investigations
- Dental X-rays or CT imaging
- Specialist review in the hospital
Step 04
Treatment Planning
- Your options, explained clearly
- One plan across every specialty involved
Step 05
Treatment & Follow-up
- Treatment as agreed
- Follow-up and review
Comprehensive dental care. Hospital support. One location.
Our dental department brings together multiple specialties and treatment capabilities, supported by the wider hospital when your care requires it.
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Patients
Treated at our dental department.
Treated at our dental department.
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Patient reviews
Left by our patients on Google and Practo.
Left by our patients on Google and Practo.
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Dental specialties
Working together to provide comprehensive dental care.
Working together to provide comprehensive dental care.
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Hospital specialties
Available for coordinated care when dental treatment involves medical considerations.
Available for coordinated care when dental treatment involves medical considerations.
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Areas of treatment
From routine dentistry to complex surgical and maxillofacial care.
From routine dentistry to complex surgical and maxillofacial care.
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Hospital location
Dental, medical and surgical support within the same hospital.
Dental, medical and surgical support within the same hospital.
Frequently asked questions
Is Prashanth Dental Centre a dental clinic or a hospital?
Prashanth Dental Centre is the dental department of Prashanth Superspeciality Hospital, Velachery. Dental care is provided within the hospital, with access to medical and surgical departments, imaging, anaesthesia support and in-patient care when required.
Which dental specialties are available?
We provide care across twelve dental specialties:
- Aesthetic & Cosmetic Dentistry
- Clear Aligners
- Emergency & Trauma Care
- Endodontics
- Implant Dentistry
- Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
- Oral Medicine & Diagnosis
- Orthodontics
- Pediatric Dentistry
- Periodontics
- Prosthodontics
- Restorative & General Dentistry
What types of dental conditions and treatments are managed?
Our services range from routine preventive and restorative dentistry to complex dental and surgical care. This includes root canal treatment, implants, orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, oral lesions, impacted teeth, cysts and tumours, oral and maxillofacial surgery, facial trauma and other complex conditions.
Can dental treatment be provided for patients with diabetes, heart disease or kidney disease?
Yes. Dental treatment can often be provided with appropriate planning. Where a medical condition affects dental care, our team coordinates with the relevant hospital specialist to consider medications, medical status and treatment requirements before treatment begins.
Is dental treatment under general anaesthesia available?
General anaesthesia may be considered for selected procedures and patients when clinically appropriate. The dental and anaesthesia teams assess the patient's overall health and treatment requirements before deciding whether it is suitable.
Is pediatric dental care available?
Yes. We provide dental care for infants, children and adolescents through our Pediatric Dentistry service.
When sedation or anaesthesia is clinically appropriate, treatment can be planned within the hospital setting.
Are complex dental and maxillofacial cases treated here?
Yes. The department manages complex dental, oral and maxillofacial conditions, including surgical cases, cysts and tumours, oral lesions, impacted teeth and facial trauma.
Where a case requires multiple specialties, treatment can be coordinated with the relevant hospital departments.
Is emergency dental treatment available?
Dental emergencies and facial injuries can be assessed by the dental team. Depending on the nature and severity of the condition, treatment may involve dental, oral and maxillofacial surgical or other hospital specialists.
For urgent cases, please contact the hospital or dental department before travelling so that the appropriate team can be prepared.
Is a referral required to see the dental department?
No. A referral is not required to contact the dental department for an appointment.
If your treatment requires assessment by another medical or surgical specialty, our team can coordinate with the appropriate hospital department.
What should be brought to the first appointment?
Previous dental records, X-rays or scans, a list of current medications and relevant medical reports should be brought to the first appointment.
These help our team understand the dental and medical history and plan the evaluation appropriately.
Is treatment available for patients travelling from outside India?
Yes. Patients travelling from outside India can contact us in advance and share their dental history, previous X-rays or scans, and details of the treatment they are seeking.
Our team can review the information and guide them on the next steps. Where treatment requires multiple visits, appointments can be planned around the expected stay in Chennai.
How can an appointment be booked?
Appointments can be requested by phone, WhatsApp or through the online appointment form. Our team can help determine the appropriate department or consultation based on the nature of the dental concern.
Tell us what is bothering you.
Call, send a WhatsApp message, or write. If you already know it is complicated, say so, and say what else you are being treated for.