Kids Dental Clinic in Indirapuram
Choosing a kids dental clinic in Indirapuram is partly about the dentist and partly about how the visit feels to a small person who did not ask to be there. At Dr Urvashi Verma's Dental Clinic, Dr Urvashi Verma, an M.D.S Pedodontist, leads a practice built around that visit. Here is what to expect, from the night before to the drive home.
The night before
Keep it light. Say the dentist is going to count your child's teeth and check they are growing well. Try to avoid words like "injection" or "it won't hurt", because promising no pain plants the idea of pain. A short picture book about a dentist can help. Pick an appointment time when your child is usually rested and fed.
In the clinic
Nobody rushes a child straight into the chair. The doctor talks to your child first, in plain words, and shows them the mirror and the light. Some children are happy to climb up. Others start on a parent's lap, and that is fine. The aim of the first appointment is a child who is willing to come back, even if the only thing that gets done is a look around.
What you can do
- Stay calm, as your child reads your face
- Let the doctor lead the conversation
- Praise the effort, not just the result
- Keep bribes and threats out of it
Keeping things clean and safe
Instruments are sterilised in an autoclave before use. You are welcome to ask how it is done.
Visiting us
The clinic is at SC-137, Jaipuria Sunrise Plaza, Ahinsa Khand 1, near Atrangi Cafe, and is open Monday to Saturday from 10:30am to 9pm, and Sunday from 11am to 1:30pm. Please call +91 96544 58011 or send a WhatsApp message to fix a time before you come.
Questions before you book?
Dr Urvashi Verma's Dental Clinic · Jaipuria Sunrise Plaza, Ahinsa Khand 1, Indirapuram
Frequently asked questions
My child cried at another clinic. Will it be different?
Tell us what happened when you book. Children who have had a bad time usually need a slower start, and the first visit can be kept very simple.
Can both my children come together?
Yes. Mention it when you book so enough time can be set aside. Younger children often relax after watching an older brother or sister.
Should my child eat before the visit?
A normal light meal is fine for a check-up, and the clinic will tell you if a particular treatment needs anything different.
Do you see children with special needs?
Yes. Tell us about your child when you book, so the visit can be planned around them.