Dental Clinic in Patna Led by the Best Dentist in Patna for Pain-Free, Affordable Care - By Dr. Ravi

Pulling out a normal tooth typically costs ₹500 to ₹1,500. If it’s a bit tricky or impacted, it may cost up to ₹2,000–₹3,000.

Exact names change, but top cosmetic and implant specialists in big cities like Mumbai, Delhi, or Bangalore usually earn the most. Some of them make crores a year by doing high-end smile makeovers and implants.

पटना में एक सिंगल रूट आरसीटी का खर्च लगभग ₹3,000–₹5,000 होता है। अगर दांत में कई रूट हैं, तो वह ₹5,000–₹8,000 तक जा सकता है। क्लिनिक पर थोड़ा-बहुत फर्क हो सकता है।

पटना में साधारण दांत निकालना ₹500–₹1,500 के बीच होता है। अगर दांत निकालना मुश्किल हो, तो ₹2,000–₹3,000 तक भी खर्च हो सकता है।

No. The dentist numbs your tooth first, so you won’t feel sharp pain. You may feel some pressure or mild tugging. After the numbness goes away, you might feel slight soreness for a day or two.

• Special tools and materials are used (like nickel-titanium files and gutta-percha).
• It often needs more than one visit and X-rays.
• A trained specialist (endodontist) does it.
• The clinic uses a clean, sterile setup and sometimes a microscope or digital machines.

A zirconia crown is a strong, tooth-colored cap made of zirconium oxide. It looks like a natural tooth, doesn’t chip easily, and is safe for your mouth. Dentists put it on a broken or large-filled tooth to protect and restore it.

Yes, while the dentist gives you a local anesthetic, you won’t feel pain—only pressure or a pulling sensation. Once the numbness wears off, you may feel mild discomfort or swelling for a day or two.

Dental scaling (cleaning) in Patna usually costs between ₹500 and ₹1,500. The exact price depends on how much tartar you have and the clinic’s rates.

Yes. In cities like Patna, an experienced dentist or orthodontist running their own clinic can earn ₹1 lakh or more per month, especially if they provide specialized services like braces or implants.

• USA: Top dental schools, advanced research, high salaries.
• Germany: Excellent training, strict quality standards, good pay.
• Australia/Canada: High quality of care, balanced work-life, good fees.
  It depends on your budget, language, and career goals.

Yes. In India, a BDS graduate is a qualified dental doctor and can use “Dr.” before their name.

Yes. Once the numbness wears off (usually after 2–3 hours), you can eat. Stick to soft foods like yogurt, mashed potatoes, or soup. Avoid hot, spicy, or hard foods that might disturb the healing.

• You keep your natural tooth.
• Neighboring teeth don’t shift into the gap.
• Your jawbone stays healthy.
• Chewing feels normal; you don’t need a replacement right away.

For a simple extraction, 1–2 injections of local anesthetic are enough. If the tooth is impacted or hard to remove, the dentist may give 2–3 injections around the area.

• In rare cases, a very loose baby tooth in a small child may be pulled without anesthesia.
• For adult teeth, an injection is almost always needed—otherwise, the pain would be too much.

Yes. When done by a qualified dentist in a clean, proper setup, extraction is very safe. You might get some mild bleeding or swelling afterward, but those usually go away in a day or two.

Impacted wisdom teeth (especially the lower ones) tend to be the most painful because they can be stuck under the bone or at an angle near nerves.

With proper numbing, both feel similar during the procedure—you feel pressure, not sharp pain. Afterward, extraction may cause more soreness or swelling for a few days, while RCT usually only causes mild discomfort for a day or two.

Nowadays, dentists try to save your tooth with treatments like root canal, crowns, and braces. They only pull (extract) if the tooth can’t be saved or is causing more harm.

• The treated tooth can become a bit brittle, so you may need a crown later.
• If the sealing isn’t perfect, infection can come back.
• It may cost more and take more visits than a simple extraction.
• You might feel mild swelling or soreness after the treatment.