Complete dental treatment,
right here in Duttapukur.
Extraction, dentures, scaling, filling, root canal and crowns — done in the clinic with modern equipment.
Consultant — Dr. Kumaresh Pal, B.D.S. (W.B.U.H.S.), MLT (CAL) · Dental & Oral Surgeon
When the doctor sits
Mornings on Tuesday and Saturday, evenings on every other day. Today's column is marked in gold; the red line is the current time.
What is done here
Any problem of the teeth, gums or inside the mouth is treated at the clinic.
Tooth extraction
Painful or damaged teeth removed safely.
Dentures
Removable partial (RPD), complete sets (CD) and fixed bridges (FPD).
Teeth cleaning
Plaque and tartar removed from below the gum line by machine.
Filling
Cavities and decay filled using modern equipment.
Root canal treatment
Relief from pain without losing the tooth.
Dental crown
Caps fitted over weak or root-canal-treated teeth.
Gums & oral care
Swollen or bleeding gums, mouth ulcers and related problems.
Dental X-Ray
Taken in the clinic before treatment, so nothing is missed.
Dr. Kumaresh Pal
Dr. Kumaresh Pal
- Consultant Dental & Oral Surgeon
- Registration No. 6025-Part-A
- Ex-House Surgeon, Burdwan Govt. Dental College & Hospital
- Now attached to Chittaranjan Hospital (CNMC&H)
Appointment & address
Call ahead for a slot and you will not have to wait.
Clinic address
National Dental Clinic (N.D.C.)
Duttapukur Mather Rasta,
Opposite Regiment Club, at Aloya Pharmacy,
Duttapukur, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal
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Can I come without an appointment?
Yes, during chamber hours — but calling ahead means much less waiting.
How long does a root canal take?
Usually 2–3 visits, depending on the tooth. The doctor will tell you after the first X-Ray.
What types of dentures are available?
Three — removable partial (RPD), complete dentures (CD) and fixed bridges (FPD). The doctor advises which suits your case.
Do I need to get the X-Ray done elsewhere?
No. Dental X-Rays are taken in the clinic itself.