Fear of pain can make a dental visit difficult. At Marwaha Dental Clinic in Gurugram, treatment planning includes discussion of comfort, anaesthesia and concerns about the procedure.
Dr. Divya Marwaha is a Gold Medalist dental surgeon with advanced training at AIIMS, New Delhi, and 25+ years of experience. Tell the clinic about dental anxiety or previous difficulty with treatment when arranging an appointment.
How We Minimise Discomfort During Treatment
Discussing Anaesthesia and Comfort
Ask how anaesthesia will be used for the planned procedure and mention any previous difficulty getting numb. Comfort needs to be checked during treatment; no injection technique can promise that every patient will feel nothing.
Laser Use in Selected Procedures
A laser may be used in selected procedures when appropriate. Its use does not automatically remove the need for anaesthesia, other instruments or aftercare. Ask what role it has in the proposed treatment and what alternatives are available.
Root Canal Visits Planned for the Tooth
Some root canals can be completed in one visit, while others need further appointments. The decision depends on the tooth and treatment progress. Final restoration may be a separate stage; see the single-visit root canal guide before planning your time away from work.
Care Led by Dr. Divya Marwaha
Marwaha Dental Clinic is led by Dr. Divya Marwaha, a BDS Gold Medalist with advanced training at AIIMS, New Delhi, and a PG Diploma in Oral Implantology and Surgery from Germany. The clinic has served Gurugram since 2004 and continues at DLF Phase 2.
Gentle Approach - For Adults and Children
Patient feedback on our testimonials page describes reassurance, clear explanations and care for nervous patients. Tell the clinic what worries you when booking, whether that is an injection, a previous painful experience or uncertainty about the procedure. You can ask to discuss these concerns before deciding on treatment.
Patient Feedback About Reassurance
In a Google review, manika malik wrote: “She is calm, kind, and very reassuring—especially if you’re nervous about dental treatments.” Read this excerpt and other patient experiences, with links to the source listings. Individual experiences do not predict another patient’s result.