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Quillfield Dental Call the clinic

Dentistry on the crossing road.

Dr. R. Sen, BDS, has practised here for eleven years. Open six days a week, mornings and evenings.

Call 00000 00000 Message on WhatsApp

Open today 10:30am to 2:00pm, then 5:00pm to 8:30pm. Sunday by appointment.

A three-dimensional model of a molar tooth: a rounded crown with four cusps above two tapering roots.
Monday to Saturday
10:30am to 2:00pm5:00pm to 8:30pm
Sunday
By appointmentPlease call before coming
Where
9 Juniper RowKolkata, near the hospital crossing

Thirteen treatments, one chair.

From a six-monthly clean to a root canal and the crown that follows it, the work is done here rather than referred on.

Everyday care

Four
  • Check-ups
  • Teeth cleaning
  • Fillings and sealants
  • X-ray

When a tooth hurts

Four
  • Root canals
  • Extractions
  • Oral surgery
  • Bonding

Rebuilding a tooth

Two
  • Veneers and crowns
  • Dentures and bridges

Making a smile look right

Three
  • Teeth whitening
  • Teeth reshaping
  • Cosmetic procedures

The dentist

Dr. R. Sen

One dentist, which means the person who looks at your teeth in January is the same person who sees you again in July.

Qualification
BDS
Practising here
Eleven years, at the crossing road
Dentists at the clinic
One, and only one
Sittings
Two a day, morning and evening

Two sittings a day means an appointment can usually be found either side of work. The morning runs to 2:00pm and the evening from 5:00pm to 8:30pm, six days a week.

What happens when you come in.

Nothing surprising, but worth knowing before a first visit.

Call before you come

Walking in during a sitting usually works, but a call on +91 00000 00000 means the chair is free when you arrive. On Sundays a call is the only way in.

Shoes come off at the door

There is a sign asking for it and a mat to step onto, so wear something easy if you would rather not sit and unlace.

Two sittings, morning and evening

The clinic closes between 2:00pm and 5:00pm. If you are coming after work, the evening sitting runs until 8:30pm.

Bring anything a dentist has given you before

Old X-rays, a prescription, the name of a tablet you are already taking. It saves repeating work that has already been done.

Inside the clinic.

The waiting area at Quillfield Dental: the door through to the treatment room, a notice asking visitors to remove their shoes, and oral health posters on the wall.
The way in, and the notice about shoes.
The treatment room at Quillfield Dental: the dental chair under its overhead lamp, against a painted brick wall.
The treatment room, and the one chair.
The front of Quillfield Dental at 9 Juniper Row: the clinic signboard with its opening hours above a blue awning and the glass entrance door.
The shopfront, and the sign with the hours on it.

Ask for a time before you set out.

Walking in during a sitting usually works. If you would rather know the chair is free, write a line here and it opens WhatsApp with the message ready for you to send.

  1. Say what you needA check-up, a cleaning, or whatever has been bothering you.
  2. Pick a sittingMorning or evening, whichever suits. Sunday is by appointment only.
  3. Send it yourselfThe message opens in your own WhatsApp. Nothing leaves this page.
Which sitting suits you?

This page asks for no name, no phone number and no email address, and it stores nothing. The button opens WhatsApp on your own device with the message written out, and you send it yourself. It goes to Dr. Sen on +91 00000 00000.

Questions people ask.

Opening hours, whether you need an appointment, X‑rays on site, root canal treatment, and what to do about a tooth that is hurting today — answered on one page.

Read the questions

Come and have it looked at.

A check-up takes a few minutes and usually settles whether something needs doing at all.

Call 00000 00000
Phone and WhatsApp
+91 00000 00000
Address
9 Juniper Row, Kolkata
Dentist
Dr. R. Sen, BDS

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