Skip to content

Patient Information

Patient Experiences at Royal Dental Clinics

Patient feedback can help you understand how people experienced communication, appointments and care. Read the context of the review and consider whether the treatment and location are relevant to your own questions. A positive experience can be useful without predicting an identical clinical result.

Use the original Google review links and the clinic’s published patient videos to explore the accounts in their own words. At consultation, ask about the parts of the journey that matter most to you, such as how options are explained, how longer visits are arranged and how follow-up is supported.

Read

Original patient experiences

Discuss

Questions relevant to your case

Decide

After clinical assessment

Dental treatment area at Royal Dental Clinics Mumbai

Start with a conversation

Let’s understand
what you need.

Your consultation is an opportunity to understand the findings and compare suitable options. Ask what can happen on the first treatment day, which later visits may be needed, and what the estimate includes. A family member can help you consider travel, recovery and maintenance arrangements.

Consultation ₹1,500 · Usually 45–60 minutes

Mumbai

+91 98204 46633

On this page

What patients describe

From our published patient stories

Questions to bring to your consultation

Reviews and clinical examples

Share your experience

What patients describe

Patients discuss explanations, comfort, chewing, appearance and support from the team. These are personal experiences of a particular treatment at a particular time. Read the full review in its original setting and look for details that matter to you, including diagnosis, follow-up and how questions were handled.

From our published patient stories

One patient describes being “prepared” after the treatment was explained. Another reports being able to chew more comfortably after care. Explore the clinic’s existing patient stories and videos for context, then discuss how your condition compares during consultation. A patient’s experience does not predict another person’s result.

Questions to bring to your consultation

Ask which teeth can be saved, what work is included, who will treat you and what happens after treatment. If you are considering implants, ask about the teeth fitted that day, recovery and cleaning. If you live abroad, ask how follow-up and covered service will be organised.

Patient Reviews · On YouTube

Hear it from
the person in the chair.

Watch patients describe their own treatment experiences, in their own words.

A patient’s experience of care

Open on YouTube ↗

A patient’s dental crown journey

Open on YouTube ↗

Travelling from Australia for a smile

Open on YouTube ↗

Individual patient experiences, shared on the clinic’s YouTube channel. Outcomes and treatment times vary.

Patient Reviews · Since 1983

A complete plan for your teeth,
your bite and your comfort.

Reading a review in context

Look for the concern being discussed, the location and any information about the stage of treatment. A comment immediately after fitting teeth and a review after longer use provide different kinds of information. Use the account to prepare questions rather than deciding that a particular treatment must be appropriate for you.

Discussing concerns directly with the clinic

If you have a question about your own care, contact the clinic with the relevant appointment or treatment details. A direct discussion allows the team to review the records and arrange an assessment where needed. Avoid publishing private medical information in a public review when a confidential contact route would be more appropriate.

Choose the concern closest to yours. You can explore the treatment options before booking; you do not need to know the procedure name.

Explore the next step

Related care and guidance

Questions before you decide

Your questions answered

Are results the same for every patient?

No. The original condition, treatment, health, healing and maintenance all affect outcomes.

Can I speak with the clinic about a concern?

Yes. Contact your treating centre directly so the team can arrange a review. A public review is not a substitute for clinical follow-up.

Do reviews confirm whether implants suit me?

No. Implant suitability needs an examination, medical history and appropriate imaging.

Where can I read Google reviews?

Use the Mumbai or Jaipur Google review link on this page. It opens the clinic’s Google Maps listing, where current patient feedback is displayed.

Can I watch patients describe their treatment?

Yes. The patient story videos link to the clinic’s YouTube content. Each account describes that individual’s experience and should be considered alongside your own assessment.

Choose your centre

Mumbai and Jaipur

Mumbai · Kandivali East

79, V-Mall, Thakur Complex, Kandivali East, Mumbai 400101

Monday–Saturday · 8 am–7 pm
Sunday closed · By appointment

Plan your Mumbai visit

Jaipur · Shastri Nagar

Plot No 7, Subhash Nagar Road, in front of Krishna Kripa Apt, Shastri Nagar, Jaipur 302016

Appointments and current hours confirmed by the Jaipur team.

Plan your Jaipur visit

Know more about Patient Reviews

Reviews and clinical examples

A review records an individual’s opinion. A clinical case should explain the original condition, assessment, treatment, review period and limitations. Before-and-after photographs are useful when they are accurate and supported by context. Use them to start a discussion about suitable options rather than to select a procedure on appearance alone.

Share your experience

If you have attended the clinic, you can leave an honest review through the clinic’s Google Maps listing. Do not include private medical details you do not wish to make public. Contact the clinical team directly if you need help with pain, fit, cleaning or a concern about treatment.

Using patient experiences and clinical photographs

The website’s patient stories and case photographs can help you understand the types of concerns treated and prepare questions for a consultation. Ask to discuss examples relevant to your condition and which differences in anatomy or treatment could affect your own result.

A short video or a before-and-after photograph does not show every clinical detail, complication, maintenance requirement or long-term review. Published clinical reports may provide more context, while the individual examination determines your treatment choices.

WhatsApp