Frequently asked questions

We are at M.I.G. 160, Pokhariput Square, opposite the HP petrol pump, Bhubaneswar 751020. Use the Directions button on the contact page to open Google Maps.

We are open every day, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Individual doctors have their own consultation hours, shown on their profile pages.

Dental care and oral surgery, hair transplant and trichology, skin care and cosmetology, diabetology, paediatrics, pain clinic and physiotherapy, and cancer surgery consultations.

Please bring a photo ID, the list of medicines you take, and any earlier prescriptions, test reports or X-rays. If you have health insurance, bring the card as well.

Yes. We have a tie-up with a reputed pathology lab for sample collection at the clinic. Reports are delivered here.

Yes. Consultations are by prior appointment, so that each patient gets enough time. You can book online, call us, send a WhatsApp message or visit the front desk.

Doctors try hard to stay on time, but an earlier patient sometimes needs extra care. The front desk will keep you informed, and if you cannot wait, we will give you a new slot.

Please call during clinic timings at least two hours before your appointment. Missed appointments without notice are marked as no-shows.

Of course. Call or WhatsApp the front desk during clinic timings. If the line is busy, your call is transferred or we call you back.

Consultation starts from Rs. 200. Fees vary with the speciality and the complexity of treatment. The cost of any procedure is explained before we begin.

Cash, debit cards and credit cards are accepted at the front desk.

Call during clinic timings or email us, and our front desk will sort out any billing question.

Call the clinic number first. For a critical emergency, call +91 74388 99001. For life-threatening situations, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.

A parent or guardian should accompany children for consultations, vaccinations and procedures such as extractions. If that is not possible, please send a signed authorisation letter.

The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so you should not feel pain during it. Mild soreness for a few days afterwards is normal and is managed with simple painkillers.

With modern anaesthesia, a root canal feels much like a filling. It actually relieves the pain caused by an infected tooth.

Every six months for most people. Children, diabetics and people with gum problems may need more frequent visits.

Transplanted follicles come from areas resistant to balding, so they usually keep growing for life. Medical treatment may still be advised to protect your existing hair.

Transplanted hair sheds in the first few weeks, which is expected. New growth starts around the fourth month, with fuller results over the following months.

Often, yes. Many causes such as nutritional gaps, thyroid problems or scalp conditions respond well to medical treatment.

It depends on your treatment. People on insulin may check daily; others less often. We will give you a schedule that suits you.

It varies with the problem and how long you have had it. We review progress at every visit and adjust the plan.