The dental unit at Mahatma Gandhi Ayurvedic Hospital & Research Centre provides routine dental care for outpatients and for patients admitted under other departments. Oral health is closely linked to general health, and dental problems are among the most common complaints seen at a general OPD.
Common reasons for attending include toothache and sensitivity, bleeding or swollen gums, dental caries, deposits and staining, bad breath, mouth ulcers and difficulty chewing. Patients are examined, advised, and treated or referred as appropriate.
Ayurveda has a long tradition of oral care — practices such as Dantadhavana (tooth cleaning), Gandusha and Kavala (oil pulling and medicated gargles) and Jihwa Nirlekhana (tongue scraping) form part of Dinacharya, the classical daily regimen. Where suitable, these are advised alongside conventional dental treatment, and patients are shown how to carry them out correctly at home.
Dental consultation is available through the Out Patient Department. To enquire about timings or availability, call +91 8604317417 or email mgamcrclucknow@gmail.com. You can also send a message from our Contact Us page.