Dr. Yuvraj Kapoor
Experience: | 9 years |
Education: | Dr. Harvansh Singh Judge Institute of Dental Sciences & Hospital |
Academic degree: | Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) |
Area of specialization: | I am mainly into general dental procedures, stuff like fillings, extractions, scaling and all those day to day treatments that people usually need when they first walk in. Over time I got more focused on teeth replacement work — whether that’s with RPD’s (removable partial dentures), FPD’s (fixed partial dentures) or implants. Each case feel diff, like some patients just want something quick n affordable, others really want long lasting fixed solutions.
I try to balance between what’s clinically best and what patient actually expect. Sometimes explaining difference between rpd n fpd takes longer than the procedure itself haha. Implants are more detailed, they need planning, checking bone support, making sure the patient is ready to follow aftercare. I kinda enjoy that step-by-step part.
My goal is simple really.. restoring function n smile, making sure ppl can chew, speak, feel normal again. Teeth replacement isn’t only about esthetics, it’s also about comfort and confidence. And yeah, sometimes it’s challenging to manage expectations, but that’s part of prostho work and I accept that. |
Achievements: | I am a gold medalist from my course and that achievement still feels special to me. Getting that medal wasn’t just about scoring marks, it was about long hours of study, clinical practice, late nights before exams where I thought maybe I won’t make it. Winning it gave me a sense that the effort was worth it. I don’t see it as just a title, more like a reminder to keep same level of focus in my daily practice. It push me to stay consistent even on days when work gets heavy. |
I am a dentist by training, did my graduation from Panjab University Chandigarh in 2016 and that was kind of my first step into this field. After completing BDS I worked at Aastha Hospital and later at Jaypee Hospital in Noida, both gave me real exposure to different type of patients n’ everyday challenges in dental practice. Those years were like a testing ground, long OPD hours, assisting in procedures, learning small tricks from seniors that you don’t always find in books. Later I decided to go deeper in my field and pursued post graduation in Prosthodontics, which I cleared in 2022. That period was tough honestly, balancing clinical training with academic requirements, but it really shaped my skill in restoring teeth, working with dentures, crowns, bridges, implant supported cases and the kind of precision prosthodontics demands. I realised it’s not only about replacing missing teeth, it’s about giving someone back their function, their smile, and sometimes even their confidence to speak and eat without hesitation. After post graduation I started working with Dental Folks, and this is where I continue to practice now. Here my focus is on both routine and advanced prosthodontic treatments — from basic removable prosthesis to full mouth rehabilitation cases. Patients often come with high expectations, sometimes anxiety too, and I try to make the process transparent, like explaining what can be done, what might not be possible in one step, and how to maintain long term oral health. I won’t claim perfection, but over the years I’ve learned how important patience n communication is in dentistry. A treatment plan can be perfect on paper, but unless the patient understands and accepts it, it doesn’t really work. I take that part seriously. Looking back, the journey from BDS to MDS and now in clinical practice feels like multiple stages of growth. I still see myself learning with each case, refining techniques and adapting to what each patient needs rather than applying one fixed approach. Dentistry for me is not just treatment, it’s more of a continuous process of problem solving and improving quality of life one patient at a time.
